Boaz Jail / Dispatch Overview
Boaz Jail / Dispatch is operated by the Boaz Police Department at 101 Line Avenue, Boaz, AL 35957. Official Boaz pages give the police phone numbers as 256-593-6812 and 256-593-6842, with fax 256-593-4154 and emergency contact through 911. The city publishes a dedicated Jail / Dispatch page, which makes Boaz different from municipalities where only a police or court page was located. The Boaz page describes a modern jail facility with large dormitory-type holding facilities for both male and female inmates.
The same official page says the dispatch control center uses digital communications equipment and that security improvements were made for both jail and dispatch sections to protect staff and the public. The Boaz police directory lists Kevin Burns as Jail Administrator. Research also located official imagery or captions identifying jail pods adjoining the police department, a jail holding area, a jail pod interior, and a jail recreation area. Those details confirm a municipal holding operation, but they do not create a public online roster. The county fallback, when a person is transferred to sheriff custody, is the Marshall County Sheriff's Office tied to Sheriff's Department head Phil Sims.
The official Boaz Jail / Dispatch page is the facility-specific source for the holding areas and dispatch description.
The image belongs on this page because it documents the city-published facility description rather than a county jail or state prison service.
Boaz Jail / Dispatch Capacity and Population
No official Boaz page reviewed for this build published a rated jail capacity, current municipal detainee count, average daily population, bed total, or population breakdown. The Boaz page confirms male and female dormitory-type holding areas, but it does not provide a number that can be used as capacity or current population. The absence of a count should be presented plainly because users often expect a city jail page to operate like the sheriff's current inmate roster.
The Marshall County Jail roster is not a Boaz city jail roster. It may help only when a person arrested by Boaz Police has been transferred to the sheriff-operated county jail in Guntersville. The ADOC inmate search is a different system for sentenced state prisoners after transfer into Alabama Department of Corrections custody. Federal BOP and ICE lookups are still separate and do not replace a Boaz police custody call.
How to Look Up Someone at Boaz Jail / Dispatch
Boaz did not publish a searchable jail roster, mugshot page, or inmate profile system in the official sources reviewed. The lookup route is therefore based on direct police contact, the Boaz Records Office, municipal court follow-up, and the county jail roster if transfer occurs. Use the police numbers for immediate custody status and the records office for report information once a report has been generated.
- Call Boaz Police at 256-593-6812 or 256-593-6842 for immediate jail or dispatch-related custody questions.
- For report access, contact the Boaz Records Office at 256-593-5743 during its published weekday hours.
- Search the Marshall County current inmate roster if Boaz indicates the person was transferred to county jail.
- Use Boaz Municipal Court for warrant procedure and court-date issues tied to city misdemeanor or municipal matters.
The Boaz Records page asks requesters to bring as much identifying information as possible, including the date the report was taken, a license or Social Security number of a party when appropriate, the reporting officer's name if known, the name of a person involved, the place of occurrence, and the report number. Some records or information may be unavailable to the general public and may be released only to a party, a designee, or by court order.
Boaz Jail / Dispatch Address and Contact
Boaz Jail / Dispatch is at the Boaz Police Department on Line Avenue. The records office is also at 101 Line Avenue, in the upper portion of the Police Administration Building. Boaz says the records entrance is accessible from Line Avenue, with parking across the street in the First Baptist Church of Boaz parking lot. Use the police line for urgent custody questions, the records office for reports, and the municipal court for warrant and court-follow-up questions.
Boaz Jail / Dispatch
101 Line Avenue
Boaz, AL 35957
256-593-6812 or 256-593-6842
Records Office: 256-593-5743, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-noon and 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m., closed state and federal holidays.
Visiting Someone at Boaz Jail / Dispatch
No official Boaz visitor schedule was located in the police, jail/dispatch, records, or directory pages reviewed. No video visitation vendor, in-person visitor hours, identification rule, dress code, age limit, or scheduling process was published for Boaz Jail / Dispatch in the captured sources. That should be treated as a research gap. Do not apply Marshall County Jail's remote Inmate Sales visitation rule to Boaz unless Boaz publishes or confirms that procedure.
| Day | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | No official Boaz visiting hours located | Call Boaz Police |
| Wednesday | No official Boaz visiting hours located | Call Boaz Police |
| Friday | No official Boaz visiting hours located | Call Boaz Police |
| Saturday | No official Boaz visiting hours located | Call Boaz Police |
| Sunday | No official Boaz visiting hours located | Call Boaz Police |
Mail, Phone, and Money at Boaz Jail / Dispatch
Official Boaz pages reviewed for this project did not publish an inmate mail address, money-deposit vendor, commissary provider, phone-call vendor, video provider, or fee table for Boaz Jail / Dispatch. Boaz publishes facility and dispatch information, but not the service rules commonly found on larger county jail pages. Because of that, use the Boaz Police Department contact numbers before mailing property, sending money, or attempting to arrange calls.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Mail Address | No Boaz jail mail rule located; call before mailing anything |
| Phone / Video | No Boaz jail phone or video vendor located in official city sources |
| Money Deposit | No Boaz jail deposit vendor, commissary provider, or fee table located |
Marshall County Jail's JailATM, Inmate Sales, and Jonesboro mail-scanning rules are documented for the sheriff jail in Guntersville. They should not be treated as Boaz rules unless an official Boaz source or staff member directs a person to use them for a specific detainee after transfer.
Booking, Records, and Municipal Court Follow-Up
Boaz records and court sources provide the best public follow-up route after a city police incident. If a person receives an incident or offense report and wants to pursue charges, Boaz directs the report to the Boaz Municipal Court Magistrate's Office for warrant procedures. The city Police Department page is the broader public doorway for Boaz police services. Boaz Municipal Court is on Line Avenue, and the court phone is 256-593-6476. Published court hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Court dates are held on the first, second, and third Thursday, with misdemeanor time at 1:00 p.m. on the second and third Thursday.
For police reports, the records office may ask for details that narrow the search. That is important for jail-related requests because a name alone may not identify the correct incident if there are similar names or multiple reports. Where a record is restricted, Boaz warns that it may be released only to a party, a designee, or by court order.
About Boaz Jail / Dispatch
Boaz has one of the more detailed municipal holding descriptions in the Marshall County research set. The city does not merely list a police department; it publishes a Jail / Dispatch page that describes large dormitory-type holding facilities for both male and female inmates and digital dispatch equipment. The staffing and directory materials also support jailer/dispatcher and jail administrator functions at the same Line Avenue police location.
The practical limit is that Boaz does not publish a live jail roster or service rules comparable to the Marshall County Sheriff's Office roster and jail policies. For that reason, a Boaz search often moves through several steps: city police for immediate custody, records for incident reports, municipal court for warrants and court settings, and the county jail roster if a person is transferred to the sheriff facility.
Note: Confirm custody, visitor access, and any money or property rules with Boaz Police before relying on county jail procedures.