The Pike County Jail is at 1322 N. Three Notch Street, Troy, AL 36081, either 334-566-4347 or 334-566-4360. The sheriff's office answers on the same numbers.

Troy police also run a Troy City Jail at 300 East Elm Street for city cases, so a person held on a Troy charge may not reach the county jail right away.

• Troy Police Department, 300 East Elm Street: 334-566-0500
• Brundidge Police Department, 115 North Main Street: 334-735-5016
• Pike County Sheriff: 334-566-4347

Call the agency that made the arrest and ask whether it set a separate city bond.

Use Pike County Inmate Search. The sheriff's roster shows the charges and any bond that is set. Save the Pike booking number.

New Three Notch Street bookings take time for prints, photos, medical screening and a warrant run. Call 334-566-4347, spelling the legal name and giving the birthday. Ask Pike staff if booking is finished, if bond freed them, went to a Troy hospital, are in the Troy City Jail, or are held for Coffee, Dale or another county.

Minor city charges often end with a ticket for Troy Municipal Court, 300 East Elm Street, 334-566-4248, or Brundidge Municipal Court, 146 South Main Street, 334-735-2887. Confirm both numbers when you call. Missing that Pike court date means a warrant.

Without a warrant, Troy police need a judge to agree inside two days, or bond drops to its floor. Pike warrant holds reach court within 72 hours. Pike domestic violence bail may wait up to a day.

The judge decides bail, mostly from Alabama's bond schedule. A "no bond" line on the Pike roster signals a hold or an Aniah's Law hearing. As of May 19, 2026, the state's Amendment 1 allows courts to refuse bail for attempted murder and in cases of shooting into a lived-in home or car. Troy families pay cash, call a bail agent, pledge a deed or ask for a signature bond, then cover the 3.5% and $35 state charge. See the Pike bail guide.

The circuit clerk is next door to the jail at 1318 N. Three Notch Street, either 334-566-5113 or 334-566-4622, weekdays 8:00 to 5:00. Ask the jail at 334-566-4347 how to post after the clerk closes.

Pike's trial courts share the Three Notch complex with the jail. The 12th Circuit district attorney covers Pike and Coffee from a main office in Enterprise, 334-347-1142. See the Pike court page.

Defendants without money get a Troy lawyer at state expense. Tell the judge at the first hearing. Jail calls are recorded, so the case stays between the person and counsel.

The jail or the circuit clerk can give the charges and case number. Felonies can mean prison; Pike misdemeanors mean a year or less in jail. Clerk terminals are free, and Alacourt online costs money.

Call 334-566-4347 for the shift lead and explain the condition, medicines and pharmacy. Jail medical staff decide treatment; emergencies go to a Troy hospital. Mention any suicide risk immediately.

Times change, so check online or call 334-566-4347 for the current Pike visit schedule, and ask whether video visits are allowed from home. See Pike visitation and remote visits.

Register your phone number online so calls connect. Deposits are made online, and automated fees are capped at $3. Pike guides: Troy phone accounts, Pike deposits, messages, tablets, Three Notch commissary.

Put the booking number and name on mail; no cash. Pike jail mail: our Pike County guide. Pike property is handed back when they leave.

After bond is posted, release paperwork still takes some time in Troy; call before driving.

Prison sentences over a year are handled through ADOC. Before that, the person stays in the Troy jail while the state finds a bed. After that, they are taken to a reception unit for check-in. ADOC staff rate everyone for medical and mental health needs, gang ties and security risk. After that, they are sent to the prison that suits them best.

Check the state inmate search to find them. The state prison guide explains prison addresses.

Call 334-566-4347, or Troy or Brundidge police for a city warrant. Surrender with a lawyer so bond is ready.

Juvenile cases start with juvenile probation at the Troy courthouse, reached through the clerk at 334-566-4622. Troy police can briefly hold a child in a short-term juvenile area, but Pike County has no full juvenile detention center, so Troy youths needing secure custody are driven to an out-of-county center. Minors aren't on the adult roster.

A federal case normally begins after Homeland Security Investigations, the DEA, the ATF and the FBI carry out an arrest. Federal cases from Pike County go to the Middle District, Northern Division, at the Montgomery courthouse: Frank M. Johnson Jr. U.S. Courthouse Complex, One Church Street, Montgomery, AL 36104, 334-954-3600. An initial hearing is held quickly with a magistrate judge. Pretrial services talks with the person and reports to the court. The Bail Reform Act guides federal release. Rather than a bail chart, a judge holds the detention hearing to weigh detention or release.

Check Pike County Inmate Search right away; there the hold can be listed. While it's open, the Marshals Service often holds them in local jails under contract. The Marshals in Montgomery keep records on federal prisoners. Phone 334-922-6960 , or visit the office at 1 Church Street, Suite A-100, Montgomery, AL 36104. After sentencing to prison, they go to a BOP prison. Track them through the BOP locator by name.

• Jail fingerprints are checked with national databases that ICE can see. ICE sometimes places a detainer.
• This request asks the Troy jail to hold the person a maximum of 48 hours after the normal release. A holiday won't stop the 48 hours.
• Posting bond will not clear the detainer. It only starts the clock.
• Immigration officers often collect them during the hold. If nobody comes, the sheriff has to free them on the local case.
• With questions, try the New Orleans field office for Alabama: 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087, 504-318-2360.
• Only ICE sets the detention center, and plans can change.
• The ICE locator looks up people with the A-number and birth country. Lost the A-number? You can also search by the person's full name together with birth date and home country.

Yes. Mugshots taken at the Pike jail post in the Pike County jail roster. Old Pike bookings may not stay posted.

To get an ICE booking photo, submit ICE's FOIA form; approval is up to ICE. A journalist can request an unreleased mugshot through the sheriff's office, 334-566-4347. Any federal booking photo isn't released, for the press or anyone else. The Marshals Service, which snaps federal mugshots, gives out one only in a few cases: to find a fugitive or escapee, when sharing it aids the search or a public warning or if there's an urgent risk to the public.

Pike and Troy officials never collect gift cards, wires or payment-app money. Bond is paid at the clerk, the jail or through your own bail agent. Hang up and call 334-566-4347.

Call the Pike County Jail, 334-566-4347, for custody and bond; the clerk is either 334-566-5113 or 334-566-4622.