Marion County 24 Hour Booking Records

Marion County 24 hour booking records are kept by the Sheriff's Office at 5 Oak Ave in Jasper. The county uses the ISOMS portal to share jail and booking data with the public. You can check who was booked in the last 24 hours, 48 hours, or 72 hours through that system. Marion County sits in southeast Tennessee and has a population of about 28,900 people. The Sheriff's Office handles all arrests, jail intake, and booking logs for Marion County. If you need to find a recent arrest or check on an inmate, this page covers how to search those records and what you can expect to find.

Marion County Sheriff's Office Booking

The Marion County Sheriff's Office runs the jail and keeps all booking records. Sheriff Ronnie "Bo" Burnette leads the department. All people who are arrested in Marion County go through the booking process at the jail on Oak Ave in Jasper. This includes arrests made by the Sheriff's Office and by local police such as the Kimball Police Department, which brings all of its arrestees to the Marion County Jail.

When a person is booked in Marion County, staff log their name, date of birth, and physical details. They take a mugshot and record the charges. Bond amounts are set based on the charge type. The booking record also shows which agency made the arrest, the name of the arresting officer, and the date and time of intake. Marion County updates this data through the ISOMS portal so the public can view it at any time. You can reach the jail by phone at 423-942-2525 for questions about recent bookings or current inmates.

Marion County 24 Hour Booking Search

Marion County provides online access to booking records through the ISOMS portal. This is the best way to check who was booked in the last 24 hours. The portal is free to use and does not need an account. Just go to the Marion County ISOMS jail portal and you can see the current roster right away.

The ISOMS system lets you filter results by time frame. You can view bookings from the last 24 hours, 48 hours, or 72 hours. The 72-hour arrest list is one of the most used features. Each entry on the booking list shows the inmate's name, age, race, sex, intake date, charges, bond amount, and classification status. Photos are included when they are on file. This makes it easy to find someone who was just arrested in Marion County.

The Marion County ISOMS portal from the county government website shows the current jail roster and recent bookings.

You can use the portal any time of day. It runs around the clock, so even late-night bookings show up soon after intake is done.

Note: The ISOMS portal updates frequently, but there may be a short delay between the time of booking and when the record appears online in Marion County.

What Marion County Booking Records Show

Each booking record in Marion County gives a full picture of the arrest. The record starts with the person's legal name and basic details like date of birth, race, and sex. Height and weight are noted too. The mugshot is taken at intake and linked to the record. All of this is public under the Tennessee Public Records Act.

Beyond the personal details, the booking record lists the specific charges filed against the person. Each charge includes the statute that was allegedly broken. Bond amounts are tied to each charge, and the record shows whether the bond is cash, surety, or another type. You can also see the name of the arresting agency, which officer made the arrest, and the court where the case will be heard. Marion County keeps track of the inmate's classification status too, marking them as a detainee, non-sentenced, or sentenced.

Marion County booking records typically include:

• Full name, date of birth, and physical description
• Mugshot photograph from intake
• Booking date, time, and arresting agency
• All charges with statute citations and bond amounts
• Current custody status and classification

Marion County Public Records Requests

If you need official copies of booking records from Marion County, you can file a public records request. The county handles these through the County Mayor's Office. Send your request in person or by mail to 1 Courthouse Square, PO Box 789, Jasper, TN 37347. You can also call 423-942-2552 to ask about the process.

Under Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 10, Chapter 7, county records are open for inspection during business hours. The county must respond to a written request within 7 business days. Copy fees are based on the actual cost to produce the records. Some records requests may need proof of Tennessee residency. Marion County follows these state rules for all public records, including 24 hour booking data and jail logs.

Note: The Marion County Sheriff's Office may refer you to the ISOMS portal for current booking information rather than producing paper copies for recent arrests.

Marion County Arrest Record Resources

Several other sources can help you find booking and arrest data for Marion County. The Tennessee Public Records Portal for Marion County offers access to court records and public documents. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation runs background checks through the TORIS system for a fee. These state-level tools can fill in gaps when local records don't have what you need.

For the most current Marion County 24 hour booking records, always check the official ISOMS portal first. If you need to confirm any details or have trouble with the online system, call the Sheriff's Office at 423-942-2525. You can also run a statewide check through the TBI background check service for a broader criminal history search.

Marion County handles about 2,000 bookings each year. That works out to roughly 5 or 6 per day on average. The jail houses inmates facing both misdemeanor and felony charges. Some stay only a few hours if they bond out fast. Others wait weeks or months for their court dates. The booking record stays on file either way, and you can look it up through the portal or by request.

Cities in Marion County

Marion County includes Jasper, South Pittsburg, Whitwell, Kimball, New Hope, Powells Crossroads, and Orme. All arrests in these towns go through the Marion County Jail for booking. None of these cities meet the population threshold for a separate page, but booking records for residents of any Marion County town are available through the ISOMS portal or by contacting the Sheriff's Office.

Nearby Counties

If you are not sure which county handled a booking, check the arrest location. Marion County borders several other Tennessee counties. Each one runs its own jail and booking system.

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