Find Cannon County 24 Hour Booking

Cannon County 24 hour booking records are managed by the Cannon County Sheriff's Office in Woodbury, Tennessee. The county jail has a capacity of about 60 inmates and processes bookings for both misdemeanor and felony charges. Cannon County has limited online booking tools, so phone inquiries are often the best way to check on recent arrests. This page walks you through the search options and resources for finding booking information in Cannon County.

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Cannon County Quick Facts

14,000 Population
Woodbury County Seat
615-563-1000 Sheriff's Office

Cannon County Booking Record Search

Cannon County does not have a full online inmate search portal run by the sheriff's office. The Cannon County Sheriff's Office website has general information but does not host a live booking roster. To check on 24 hour booking activity, your best option is to call the jail at 615-563-5934 or the sheriff's non-emergency line at 615-563-1000.

The sheriff's office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sheriff Darrell Young oversees jail operations. Staff can confirm if someone is in custody and share basic charge and bond information. For after-hours inquiries about recent bookings in Cannon County, call the jail line directly since it is staffed around the clock.

State-level tools can help fill the gaps. The FOIL search system tracks felony offenders in state custody. The Tennessee Public Index for Cannon County lets you search court records that result from bookings and arrests.

Cannon County Jail Details

The Cannon County Jail is on Alexander Drive in Woodbury. It holds an average of 50 to 60 inmates at any given time. The facility has been around since 1836 and operates as a medium to maximum-security jail. Inmates include people awaiting trial and those serving short sentences for misdemeanor convictions.

Jail Cannon County Jail
110 Alexander Drive
Woodbury, TN 37190
Phone: 615-563-5934
Mailing PO Box 14, Woodbury, TN 37190
Sheriff Darrell Young
Hours Office: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

The TBI TORIS system maintains criminal history records that may include data from Cannon County bookings and arrests over time.

Cannon County 24 hour booking TBI TORIS portal

The TBI portal is one way to run background checks that may include records tied to Cannon County arrests.

Cannon County 24 Hour Booking Public Access

Under the Tennessee Public Records Act, booking records are public. Tenn. Code Ann. § 10-7-503 gives anyone the right to request government records. This includes arrest logs and booking sheets from the Cannon County Jail. You do not need to be a party to a case or give a reason for your request.

The Cannon County government accepts public records requests in writing or verbally. Response time is 7 business days under state law. Fees are based on the actual cost of making copies. Tennessee residency may be required for certain types of records, though standard booking data is generally available to anyone who asks. If your request is denied, the county must cite a specific legal exception.

For criminal case records that follow a booking, the Cannon County court system handles those files separately. Court records show case outcomes, plea deals, and sentencing details that the booking log alone won't include.

How Booking Works in Cannon County

Arrests in Cannon County lead to booking at the jail on Alexander Drive. Whether the arrest comes from a sheriff's deputy, a Woodbury police officer, or a state trooper, the process is the same. The person goes to the Cannon County Jail for intake.

During intake, staff take down personal information and log the charges. They set bond or hold the person for a magistrate to set bond. Each booking creates a record that stays on file. Under Tenn. Code Ann. § 40-7-118, Tennessee law requires that arrests be documented. The booking record in Cannon County will show the person's name, charges, booking date, and bond amount.

Inmates at the Cannon County Jail can receive mail, but the rules are strict. Only black and white printed pictures are allowed. No greeting cards, colored ink, or foreign substances like lipstick. Money cannot be sent through the mail. Commissary deposits go through a jail kiosk or by calling 855-836-3364.

Note: All mail to inmates at the Cannon County Jail is searched for contraband before delivery.

Cannon County Arrest Record Resources

Beyond the sheriff's office, a few other places can help you track down booking and arrest information in Cannon County. The Tennessee Public Index has court records that may link to prior bookings. For statewide criminal history, the TBI background check portal offers paid searches.

Cannon County is in central Tennessee and covers about 266 square miles. It is a smaller county with roughly 14,000 residents. The jail processes fewer bookings than larger counties, but the same state laws apply. Every booking record in Cannon County is subject to public records rules under Tennessee law. If you hit a wall with your search, filing a formal written request with the Cannon County Sheriff's Office is the most reliable path to getting the records you need.

The TBI runs the TORIS system for statewide criminal history records. Data from Cannon County bookings feeds into this system over time. You can request a background check through the TBI background check portal for a fee. This check may show arrests and convictions that took place in Cannon County along with records from other parts of the state. For court case outcomes tied to a Cannon County booking, the local General Sessions Court and Circuit Court handle criminal matters after the initial arrest and jail intake process is done.

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Cities in Cannon County

Cannon County includes Woodbury, the county seat, along with a few small communities. None of the cities in Cannon County meet the population threshold for a separate page. All bookings are processed at the Cannon County Jail in Woodbury.

Nearby Counties

Cannon County borders several other counties in central Tennessee. If you think the arrest may have happened in a neighboring area, check the counties listed below.

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