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Pine Level sits in Autauga County. It's one of Alabama's newest incorporated towns. The 2020 Census counted 4,885 people there, but that figure predates incorporation. So it is not a post-incorporation count. Residents voted to incorporate in September 2023, per county material. The town itself points to December 2023. Both dates describe stages of the same process, so keep them as written rather than merging them into one.

Law enforcement runs through the Autauga County Sheriff's Office, according to the town's own site. That means no city police department exists. There is no municipal arrest log either. No town booking-photo policy either. ACSO handles everything. After its reopening, the Autauga County Metro Jail became the normal place where bookings happen, recording who was arrested, by which agency, on what charges, and other intake facts.

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Start with the sheriff. ACSO's web inmate page currently shows a placeholder instead of a working list. A September 2025 announcement from the sheriff points elsewhere. It names the official app's Metro Jail tab for the current roster. What that announcement does not confirm is whether every entry includes a photo, how fast it refreshes, or whether released people stay visible. Check the live app yourself. Then verify the person with jail staff.

Private sites are the next stop. Busted Newspaper, RecentlyBooked, and Mugshots.zone sometimes carry ACSO bookings tied to Pine Level. The Arrests.org Autauga hub has looked empty or stale. None of these services comes from the sheriff. None is a complete record. A listing can linger after release or after an official source changes, so confirm custody with ACSO and the final result with the court.

Note: The town news page covers civic affairs, not a complete Pine Level arrest or booking feed.

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Because ACSO polices Pine Level, the agency path is direct. Custody still shifts fast, though. Someone booked today may be released tomorrow. Then they vanish from the current roster. Autauga County publishes no same-day, 48-hour, 72-hour, or weekly booking page of its own. And an empty app entry never proves an arrest did not happen.

1. Collect the full name, approximate event or booking date, and any report or booking number.
2. Open the official ACSO app, select Metro Jail, and review only the fields actually shown.
3. Call Metro Jail at 334-361-2600 to verify identity, current custody, location, alleged charge, and bond.
4. For a released or older booking, ask ACSO for the specific booking or incident record using a narrow date range.
5. Check the Autauga clerk or Alacourt case-action summary for amendments, dismissal, plea, acquittal, conviction, or another disposition.

A name alone is a weak identifier. Match the middle name or initial, age, dates, arresting agency, and booking or case number instead of trusting a face. Keep the incident date separate from the arrest, booking, publication, release, and court-filing dates, since each can differ. For the court side, use Alacourt. The county booking-record hub explains the limits of the full Autauga roster and booking feed.

Pine Level Busted Sheriff Requests

Town Hall handles town business only. Sheriff and jail records do not belong there. The office sits at 121 County Road 40 East, published number 334-310-2913. Booking-photo requests go elsewhere. ACSO sits at 162 West Fourth Street in Prattville. Its main line is 334-361-2500. Metro Jail can be reached at 334-361-2600.

ACSO's FAQ describes an in-person route for report copies. The reporting person brings photo ID to the sheriff's office. No separate booking-photo form is published. No fee schedule, deadline, or rule for other requesters either. Call ahead. Ask which office holds the intake sheet or image, whether it is releasable, the cost, and how it can be delivered. Give the person's name and approximate booking date, plus the booking number if you have it.

A sheriff incident report and a jail intake record are two different items. Request the exact one you need. ACSO cannot certify a court outcome. The clerk cannot tell you where a detainee is physically held. Keeping those duties straight keeps a Pine Level busted search pointed at the right office.

Note: No published ACSO booking-photo fee or turnaround was found, so request current terms before sending documents or payment.

Pine Level Sheriff Policing Explained

Pine Level has no municipal police page. That is not an oversight. It reflects how the town actually works. Pine Level names the Autauga County Sheriff's Office as its law-enforcement provider, so the sheriff's channels stand in for a city PD blotter and records desk. Keep that in mind when searching. A "Pine Level Police Department" does not exist, and no city arrest feed was ever created. Borrowing another city's fees or expecting a municipal roster will only lead you astray.

The official town description supplies the local source for this sheriff-policed arrangement and the town's recent history.

Pine Level gets its law enforcement from the Autauga County Sheriff's Office. The town has no police department. So booking details and custody rosters are not kept here. Work through ACSO's app, the jail phone, a direct sheriff request, and the court record.

Incident record

The sheriff report about the event and enforcement action.

Booking record

The jail intake record created after arrest.

Roster

A current-custody list, not a full arrest history.

Disposition

The court’s later recorded outcome.

Pine Level Arrest News Images

No Autauga County newspaper keeps a full arrest blotter or a verified mugshot gallery. Elmore-Autauga News is the exception worth knowing. It reports on ACSO activity and Pine Level events when something notable happens, though coverage stays event-driven. A story might carry a booking image credited to ACSO or Metro Jail. Or it might show surveillance footage, a license photo, or scene shots instead. Check the caption and the attribution before treating any picture as a booking photo.

Sheriff's press releases offer an official cross-check. Still, they are selective. A major investigation may get a release while a routine booking gets nothing, so a missing story proves little about whether someone was jailed. Regional TV covers big incidents on and off. It never amounts to a county ledger. Treat news as context, and go to the official custody and court channels for the record.

The bridge from a news story to a court outcome runs through Alacourt's case-action summary and the right clerk's office.

Pine Level Bookings After Evacuation

Metro Jail was evacuated in June 2024. Prisoners went to other facilities across Alabama while repairs went forward. By February 2026, Autauga County reported the renovations were substantially done. WSFA put the reopening at April 1, 2026. Today, Metro Jail is again the standard booking spot for the county. Older Pine Level paperwork, though, may point somewhere else entirely.

Read an old news item or booking record in its own era. Keep whatever facility it names. ACSO can tell you where a dated arrest was processed, since the arresting agency, booking agency, temporary holding site, and court do not always match. That matters more in Pine Level, where no municipal office keeps a parallel city record.

A record vanishing online does not mean it was destroyed. The old ACSO web roster once showed photos, names, booking numbers, dates, charges, and bonds through current and released tabs. The redesigned page shows none of that. ACSO says the roster now lives in its app, and stale search snippets only describe the old page, not a live search.

Note: Confirm the actual facility for a dated Pine Level booking instead of inferring it from current Metro Jail operations.

Pine Level Busted Data Dates

Numbers about Pine Level need careful labels. That 4,885 figure comes from the 2020 Census count of the old Pine Level CDP. It is not a current municipal estimate. The town incorporated in 2023, and no comparable post-incorporation count exists yet. The older figure helps explain the map. It says nothing about present town limits or present police activity.

Dates deserve the same caution. A private site's posting date is rarely the arrest date, and an arrest date may differ from jail intake. A current roster will not capture everyone booked in some earlier window. Whenever you describe who got busted in Pine Level, name the exact date type and source. Then verify the person and agency with ACSO. That habit stops an old entry, a copied image, or a vague location tag from turning into a false claim.

Sentenced state prisoners are a different matter. The Alabama Department of Corrections inmate search tracks later custody, and it is not an Autauga booking list or a pretrial roster. Someone can show up in Metro Jail's current roster, a court file, or an ADOC profile at different points. Pick the system that fits the custody stage you are checking.