Uniontown Criminal History Checks
There is no single Uniontown criminal history portal. The right Uniontown starting point depends on who created the record and what question it should answer. Uniontown Police holds city incident and arrest reports. Uniontown Municipal Court handles its own city file. Perry County Circuit and District Court records sit with the county clerk, while the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency maintains fingerprint-supported statewide criminal history for a person's own review.
- Identify the record type. Separate a police narrative, arrest event, booking status, municipal case, county case, and statewide history.
- Contact Uniontown Police for a city incident or arrest report. Give the date, location, names, and report number if known.
- Call Uniontown Municipal Court for a city citation, ordinance matter, or municipal file. Confirm the current counter address before going.
- For a felony or state or county misdemeanor, use Perry County's clerk or Just One Look. Check custody separately with the sheriff and any receiving jail.
- For a fingerprint-confirmed review of one's own statewide record, follow ALEA's Form 46 process rather than treating a court name search as a rap sheet.
Keep the resulting Uniontown documents distinct. A police report records what was reported and investigated. A booking file records custody and intake. A court case records the filed charge, docket, outcome, and sentence. Those records can describe different stages of the same event without containing the same facts.
Uniontown Police Inquiry Form Fields
The dedicated Uniontown Police Department site provides a general inquiry form, but it is not a police-record search or a records-specific request form. It can begin Uniontown contact with the department. The visible fields do not ask for a report number, incident date, delivery method, certification, identification upload, or fee approval. A Uniontown requester should use the message box to state that the request concerns a public Uniontown police record and then confirm the procedure by phone.
| Visible Field | Type | Required | Record-Request Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| First name | Text | No visible mark | Requester identification only. |
| Last name | Text | No visible mark | Requester identification only. |
| Yes | Use an address that can receive a response. | ||
| How can we help you? | Topic dropdown | Yes | Options were not exposed during static inspection. |
| Message | Text area | Yes | Add record type, date, place, and known identifiers. |
| Submit | Button | Action | Starts a general inquiry, not a database search. |
The official police inquiry page pictured here shows why a follow-up call is needed.
The Uniontown form supplies a contact path, but it does not publish release rules, copy fees, identification requirements, or a response time for Uniontown records.
Records at the Uniontown Police Department
Uniontown Police creates and keeps reports for incidents and arrests handled by its officers. The official city page identifies Chief Michael Kiser and lists the department at 200 Front Street, Uniontown, AL 36786. That page gives (334) 581-5144 and utpd53@yahoo.com. The dedicated police site publishes different contact routes, so no single email should be chosen without confirmation.
A focused Uniontown request should name the event date and place, the type of report, involved names, and a report number if known. Ask whether the record is releasable, whether an involved-party status or photo identification is required, what redactions apply, and whether delivery can be made by pickup, mail, or email. No Uniontown records fee, counter schedule, turnaround, blotter, report portal, or downloadable records form was found in official sources.
Uniontown Police Department
200 Front Street
Uniontown, AL 36786
(334) 581-5144
(334) 628-2011, option 2
Call to confirm the current submission email and records procedure.
Confirm Uniontown Police Contacts
Uniontown's official pages do not present one consistent contact set. The city department page lists (334) 581-5144 and utpd53@yahoo.com. The dedicated police site uses (334) 628-2011, with option 2 for nonemergency calls and option 1 for the chief. It also displays both info@uniontownpdal.gov and office@uniontownpdal.gov in different places. The Uniontown contact conflict is a reason to verify, not a reason to silently prefer one address.
Call Uniontown Police first and say that the inquiry concerns a public police record. Ask staff to confirm the current email or counter, then preserve the sent request and any reply. If staff directs the request elsewhere, note the custodian's name and channel. This small Uniontown verification step reduces the risk that a Uniontown report request sits in an old or general mailbox.
Note: No official source publishes Uniontown Police records-counter hours, so the listed street address does not establish walk-in availability.
Booking and Arrest Records in Uniontown
Uniontown does not advertise a city jail or public booking log. Uniontown Police may hold the incident and arrest paperwork, while the Perry County Sheriff coordinates county booking and custody. The sheriff and jail use 202 Pickens Street in Marion and (334) 683-6534. A recent Uniontown arrest check should therefore begin with police for the event, then move to the sheriff for placement and booking status.
A Uniontown arrest label may not match the charge later filed by a prosecutor. Uniontown booking also does not prove guilt. Once a case reaches court, the municipal clerk or Perry County clerk becomes the better source for the actual charge, bond order, hearings, disposition, and sentence. The broader Perry County arrest search workflow explains the county-level fallback without turning a Uniontown report into a county police file.
When Uniontown Bookings Leave Perry
Perry County's jail closure created a real local routing problem during 2026. Reported receiving arrangements involved Wilcox, Cullman, Marengo, Dallas, and other counties at different points. A durable Uniontown record check cannot assume that one partner jail always holds a recent arrestee. Physical custody may move while the incident remains a Uniontown Police record and the prosecution remains in the proper Alabama court.
If a person cannot be located in Perry, ask Uniontown Police where the person was transported. Confirm that answer with the Perry County Sheriff, then contact the named receiving jail with the full name, date of birth if known, arrest date, and any booking identifier. Search Uniontown court channels separately. A receiving facility's booking file does not replace the Uniontown municipal or county case file, and an empty Perry jail result does not establish release.
The Uniontown Municipal Court File
Uniontown Municipal Court is the local source for city matters. The city court page gives (334) 628-2011 and places the court at the Uniontown Municipal Building, 100 Front Street. Other city and police pages use 200 Front Street. Call before going because the official sources conflict. No judge or clerk name, session calendar, records form, copy fee, or public docket search was located.
| Court Name | Uniontown Municipal Court. |
|---|---|
| Published Phone | (334) 628-2011. |
| Published Location | Municipal Building, 100 Front Street, with 200 Front Street shown on other city pages; call first. |
| Record Scope | Municipal ordinance, traffic, and other city matters within the court's jurisdiction. |
| Lookup Channel | Call the municipal court; no proven public docket search was found. |
| Copies and Fees | No local copy process, amount, or response time was published. |
The official Uniontown Municipal Court page shown here is the source for the court phone and published address.
The Uniontown city page confirms the local court channel, while its limited details make phone verification essential before requesting a Uniontown municipal file.
Uniontown GovtPortal Is for Payment
The City of Uniontown GovtPortal is a payment interface, not a demonstrated public criminal docket search. Its landing page offers a search-code box, Search, Pay Here, Pay with Voice Portal, login, merchant, recurring-payment, and registration controls. It also publishes a voice-payment number, (334) 203-9736. The site does not explain the search-code format or promise a full case-action summary.
The official payment screen pictured here shows those limited payment and account controls.
A Uniontown payment match shows only that the system located an obligation tied to the code. It does not provide the police narrative, booking data, indictment, complete docket, or final disposition. Call the municipal court for the city file. Use Perry County court channels when the matter is a felony or a state or county misdemeanor.
How Uniontown Records Reach the County
A Uniontown event can create records in several offices. Police keep the incident and arrest report. A city-level matter stays with Uniontown Municipal Court. A felony moves through Perry County Circuit Court, while state or county misdemeanor jurisdiction generally belongs in District Court. The Perry County Circuit Clerk records the filed case, orders, docket events, disposition, and sentence. Fingerprint-supported arrest and disposition data should then reach ALEA's statewide criminal-history repository.
Record flow: Uniontown Police Department › Uniontown Municipal Court or Perry County Courts › Alabama Law Enforcement Agency
Each Uniontown record stop answers a different question. For a recent report, start with Uniontown Police. For a municipal outcome, call the city court. For county charges and final orders, use the Perry County court case lookup or clerk. ALEA's public self-review route is fingerprint-based and is not a general public name search.
The Alabama Department of Archives and History county reference shown here places Uniontown's local records within Perry County's long-running courthouse system.
The county reference adds useful context, but current Uniontown police and municipal records still begin with their city custodians.
Read Uniontown Crime Counts Carefully
FBI Crime Data Explorer aggregates show that Uniontown Police reported 25 violent and 21 property offenses for 2023. For 2024, it reported 7 violent and 1 property offense with an agency population denominator of 1,921. These are agency-submitted Uniform Crime Reporting counts. They are not a list of people, proof of every local event, or a complete Uniontown criminal history inventory.
Do not state a firm Uniontown percentage decline from those two years without checking monthly participation and completeness. A small agency's totals can shift when reporting coverage changes, and an aggregate offense count does not reveal whether a particular case was filed or resolved. For an individual event, use the police report and the correct court file. The counts supply dated context only.
Uniontown Record Access Rules
Uniontown police and court access starts with the office that keeps the record. Alabama law creates a public-access baseline, while other law protects juvenile and youthful-offender files, expunged cases, confidential identifiers, victim and minor details, active investigative material, and security-sensitive information. A focused request should describe records, give a date range, and ask for nonexempt portions when part of a record must be withheld.
Key Alabama access rules:
Ala. Code § 36-12-40 gives Alabama citizens the right to inspect and copy public writings unless another law restricts access.
Ala. Code § 36-12-41 requires custodians to provide certified copies on demand upon payment of lawful fees, subject to restrictions.
Ala. Code § 36-12-45 sets request categories, response periods, fee-estimate rules, and procedures.
Alabama court-record privacy rules protect confidential identifiers, sealed records, and material made confidential by other law.
Uniontown has not posted a police-record fee schedule or turnaround. Ask for the current cost and delivery options before agreeing to broad work. A denial or redaction should identify the legal basis when applicable. Preserve the original request, acknowledgment, estimate, response, and produced records.
Woodville Became Uniontown
Uniontown's official history traces settlement to 1818 under the name Woodville. The place was incorporated on December 23, 1836. An early plank road linked it with Demopolis in 1848, and the railroad arrived in 1857. In 1861, Woodville became Uniontown, taking its name from Uniontown, Maryland. Cotton oil, gins, warehouses, a mill, and later the boll weevil shaped the Black Belt community over time.
The official Uniontown history page pictured here documents that local timeline.
The history gives Uniontown records a distinct civic setting without changing the practical rule: present police and court requests must use current, verified office contacts.