Sheriff & Jail

https://www.lawrencecsd.com/warrants/ 

Lawrenceville – 2 Miles    Fees $40.00    Total - $42.00
Bridgeport – 8 Miles         Fees $40.00    Total - $48.00
Sumner - 20 Miles            Fees $40.00    Total - $60.00
Lawrence CC - 26 Miles   Fees $40.00    Total - $66.00
Chauncey – 40 Miles        Fees $40.00    Total - $80.00
St. F – 24 Miles                 Fees $40.00    Total - $64.00
Birds – 20 Miles                Fees $40.00    Total - $60.00
Pinkstaff – 8 Miles            Fees $40.00    Total - $48.00
Russellville – 40 Miles      Fees $40.00    Total - $80.00

PRICES ARE FOR CITY LIMITS ONLY, OTHERWISE IT IS A $1.00 A MILE.  MILEAGE WILL BE CHARGED FOR EACH ATTEMPT OF SERVICE REGARDLESS OF CITY LIMITS OR COUNTY.

PAYMENT IS DUE BEFORE SERVICE IS PERFORMED.

WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECKS, OR MONEY ORDERS.  PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE AT COURTMONEY.COM 102102

WE ACCEPT:  MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER, AMERICAN EXPRESS

Once bond is set by the court it can be posted at any time of the day or night at the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Corrections Department.  Bond can be posted with cash, certified check, or credit/debit card.  No personal checks are accepted. If posting bond with cash the person posting the cash bond must take the exact amount to the jail.  The corrections department does not keep cash on hand and is unable to make change.  If you are posting a bond with a certified check, the check must be made payable to the LAWRENCE COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK.

Detainees in custody will be taken to court only when the court advises the Correctional Staff to do so, this may or may not be at the time the court has previously scheduled. The Correctional Staff does not schedule court appearances.  Detainees taken to the courthouse will be escorted by a Correctional Officer. The Detainee will not be allowed physical contact with family or friends.

Visits are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday from

10 am to 10:40 am, 1pm to 2:40 pm, and 6 pm to 6:40 pm.

In twenty (20) minute increments.

Messages will not be given to detainees from any person for any reason.

No, In Case of an Emergency, call 911