Robertson County 24 Hour Booking Records

Robertson County 24 hour booking records show who was brought into the jail in the past day. The Robertson County Sheriff's Office runs a detention facility in Springfield that holds up to 388 people. You can search for current and past inmates through the sheriff's website. This page covers how to look up Robertson County booking data, what info the jail site shows, and other ways to find arrest records. All local bookings in Robertson County go through the detention center on 5th Avenue East in Springfield, and the roster gets a new update once each day.

Robertson County Booking Search Portal

The Robertson County Sheriff's Office keeps an online inmate roster that updates every 24 hours. It lists inmates in order by last name. Each entry shows the person's name, age, booking date, mugshot, charges, bond amount, and court info. You can search by name, by charge, or by date of arrest. This is the fastest way to check if someone was booked into the Robertson County jail.

The Robertson County Sheriff's website is where you start any booking search. The site has a corrections section with links to the full inmate roster. From there you can see who is in custody right now and who was released. Bond details show up next to each charge, so you know what it costs to post bail. If a person has more than one charge, each one lists its own bond amount on the Robertson County roster.

The screenshot below shows the Robertson County Sheriff's Office website where you can find the inmate roster and jail info.

You can also reach the corrections page at robertsonsheriff.com/corrections for more jail details. This page has links to visitation scheduling, commissary deposits, and the full booking roster for Robertson County. The site works on phones and computers. No account or password is needed to view the inmate list.

How to Find Robertson County Inmates

There are a few ways to look up someone in Robertson County. The online roster is the simplest. Go to the sheriff's site and click through to the inmate list. Type in a last name and the system pulls up any matches. Each result shows the full booking record with charges and bond info. The roster covers all current inmates in the Robertson County detention facility.

If you can't find what you need online, call the jail at 615-384-7974. Staff can look up any inmate by name or booking number. The jail runs around the clock so you can call at any time. Give them the person's full legal name and date of birth for the best results. They can tell you if someone is in custody, what the charges are, and what the bond is set at in Robertson County.

For older booking records or formal copies, you may need to file a public records request. Under the Tennessee Public Records Act at T.C.A. § 10-7-503, anyone can ask for government records. The Robertson County Sheriff's Office must respond within seven business days. Copy fees are based on the actual cost of making the copies, which lines up with state law on public records charges.

Robertson County Detention Facility

The Robertson County Detention Facility sits at 311 5th Avenue East in Springfield. It has been running since 1999. The jail can hold up to 388 inmates at one time, which makes it one of the bigger county jails in Middle Tennessee. Both men and women are housed here. The facility's stated goal is to hold inmates in a safe and secure place while providing service to the courts of Robertson County, the State of Tennessee, and the federal system.

Major Klint Arnold serves as the jail administrator for Robertson County. All arrests made by local police in Springfield, Greenbrier, Coopertown, and other towns in the county come through this one facility for booking. When someone is arrested in Robertson County, they get processed at this jail. Their info goes into the system and shows up on the 24 hour booking roster within a day.

Visitation and Jail Services

Robertson County allows visitation on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Saturdays from noon to 4:00 PM. Each inmate gets one visit per week, and visits last up to 60 minutes. You have to schedule visits in advance by calling the visitation office at 615-382-6783. Walk-in visits are not accepted at the Robertson County jail.

The jail uses VendEngine for commissary deposits. Family members can put money on an inmate's account through the VendEngine website or at a kiosk in the jail lobby. Commissary funds let inmates buy snacks, hygiene items, and other supplies while in Robertson County custody. Mail can be sent to inmates at the jail address. All letters are checked for contraband before they reach the inmate.

Note: Robertson County also maintains a public warrant search and a most wanted list on the sheriff's website.

Statewide Tools for Robertson County

Tennessee runs state databases that cover Robertson County arrest records. The Felony Offender Information Lookup tracks people convicted of felonies across the state. If someone booked in Robertson County ends up sentenced to state prison, their record shows up in FOIL. This tool is free and does not need a login.

The TBI background check system gives more complete criminal history reports. These cover the whole state and pull from the Tennessee Online Records Information System. There is a fee for this check. It works well when you need more than just the Robertson County 24 hour booking list. The state court system at tncourts.gov has case records too, which show the court side of any arrest that started with a Robertson County booking.

Tennessee law gives the public broad access to arrest and booking records. Under T.C.A. § 10-7-504, government agencies can charge fees for copies but cannot deny access to public records without a legal basis. Juvenile records are sealed, and some ongoing cases may have limits on what can be shared. But standard adult booking data from Robertson County is open to anyone who asks.

Cities in Robertson County

Robertson County includes Springfield, Greenbrier, Coopertown, Millersville, Ridgetop, Cross Plains, Orlinda, and Cedar Hill. All bookings for arrests in these communities go through the Robertson County detention facility in Springfield. Springfield is the county seat and the largest city in Robertson County.

Nearby Counties

If the person you are looking for was arrested near a county border, check the booking records for neighboring counties as well.

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