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Questions about official Fayette County criminal records belong with the office that created or maintains the file. The sheriff handles its arrest, booking, jail, and incident material. The Circuit Clerk maintains Circuit and District court proceedings at the courthouse in Fayette, the county seat. Police reports stay with the responding department, and statewide personal criminal-history review runs through the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency. The contacts below route each request without treating this private resource as a government records counter.

This Is Not a Government Office. Fayette County Criminal History is a private reference resource. It cannot retrieve official files, conduct agency checks, alter a record, or accept an Alabama expungement filing.

Need an Official Record?

Send a Fayette County request to the office responsible for the specific record:

  • Court case files: contact the Fayette Circuit Clerk, which keeps Circuit and District proceedings, or review the criminal court case records route
  • Personal criminal history: use the fingerprint and identification review process through the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, State Bureau of Investigation, Criminal Records Identification Unit
  • Arrest, booking, jail, and sheriff reports: call the Fayette County Sheriff's Office and identify the incident or record sought
  • Police incident reports: contact the city or state agency whose officer created the report
  • Certified court copies: ask the Fayette Circuit Clerk about the file, certification, delivery method, and current charge
  • Expungement filings: file a qualifying petition with the criminal division of the court where the Fayette County charge was filed

Fayette County Sheriff's Office: 113 1st Avenue NW, Fayette, AL 35555; 205-932-3205; administrative hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The sheriff publishes no named records division, local request form, report fee, or formal records email. Call first to confirm whether the office will accept the request at the counter, by mail, or by email, along with any identification, fee, redaction, and delivery requirements.

Fayette Circuit Clerk: Fayette County Courthouse, 113 North Temple Avenue, Fayette, AL 35555; mailing address P.O. Box 906, Fayette, AL 35555; 205-932-4617; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Ask for the case-action summary, disposition, judgment, or certified copy needed. The clerk is the source for filed Circuit and District cases, not statewide fingerprint-linked CHRI.