Sharkey County 24-Hour Release Records
There is no official online Sharkey County 24-hour release feed. The Sharkey County Sheriff's Office page identifies the Sheriff as county jailor and says the office keeps a jail docket, but it offers no inmate roster, recent-release tab, archive, or public search portal. A person who leaves active custody does not move into a public "released" tab. The supported same-day source is an existing jail-docket or release-log entry supplied by the Sheriff for a stated period.
A useful interval has a start, an end, and a time zone. For example, request all existing release entries from one stated hour yesterday through the same hour today in Central Time. Ask which timestamp controls the extract. Booking time, court-order time, physical release time, and system export time are not the same. The county has not published an update cadence, field schema, or retention period, so none can be assumed.
Check Sharkey County Same-Day Releases
Start with the local custodian, not a commercial roster. Sheriff Herbert Ceaser's office can be reached at 662-873-1500 or hceaser@sharkeycountyms.com. The published address is 120 Locust Street, Rolling Fork, MS 39159. The county does not post records-unit hours or a request form, so call before visiting and ask whether email is accepted for a formal request.
- Fix the exact 24-hour period in Central Time. Write both timestamps instead of saying "today" or "since yesterday."
- Give the full name and, if known, the Sharkey booking number, arrest date, alias, or court case number.
- Ask for existing jail-docket or release-log entries during that interval. Electronic format is preferred when the record is kept that way.
- Request the release timestamp, release code, and destination or receiving agency. Ask staff to distinguish community release from transfer.
- Seek an estimate before chargeable work and a statutory basis for any withheld part. Mississippi law permits actual-cost charges.
For one named person whose date is uncertain, use the fuller custody-chain method on the Sharkey County released inmates search. That route pairs the jail event with the court disposition and follows any transfer into MDOC, federal, or immigration custody.
Note: A narrow interval and a known booking number reduce mismatches and avoid asking staff to create a report that does not exist.
Sharkey County Release Fields
Because Sharkey County publishes no feed schema, these are fields to request, not guaranteed public columns. Ask for each item only if the Sheriff maintains it in the existing jail docket or related release record. The booking identifier is especially useful because people with similar names can otherwise be confused.
| Field to request | What it may establish |
|---|---|
| Full name and booking number | Links the release event to one local booking. |
| Booking timestamp | Marks entry into the recorded Sharkey custody episode. |
| Release timestamp | Shows when the custodian recorded physical departure. |
| Release type or code | May identify bond, recognizance, time served, sentence completion, dismissal, or transfer. |
| Holding and arresting agency | Shows which agency held the person and which agency initiated the case. |
| Destination or receiving agency | Separates community release from MDOC, another jail, federal, medical, or immigration transfer. |
| Bond data or booking photo | May exist in the booking record, subject to exemptions and redaction. |
A court order and a physical release entry answer different questions. A judge may authorize bond or dismiss a charge, yet another hold can keep the person confined. Conversely, jail release does not end a pending case. Keep the court disposition date and jail release date under separate labels.
Sharkey County Release Request Fallbacks
The records request is the main fallback because the online feed is absent. Under the Mississippi Public Records Act, describe the existing record and interval narrowly. Request an electronic copy, ask for an itemized estimate before costs arise, and seek segregable nonexempt portions if some material is withheld. A written denial should identify its legal basis.
Mississippi Code ยง 25-61-5 sets response rules. If a public body has no adopted procedure, access is due within one working day. An adopted procedure may not set production or denial later than seven working days. If production is not possible then, the body must explain the delay in writing, and absent agreement production is due no later than fourteen working days. These are outside statutory rules, not proof that every request takes that long.
VINELink/MS SAVIN can alert on an event submitted by a participating county or MDOC, but a missing result is not proof of release. The MDOC Inmate Search and Parolees Search apply only when a Sharkey detainee entered the state system. A county bond release may never appear there. The Sharkey County 72-hour release record process uses the same custodian but a wider interval.
Sharkey County Release or Transfer
A confirmed community release means the named person physically left that custodian under a stated basis such as bond, recognizance, time served, or sentence completion. "Transfer to MDOC," "hold released to another agency," and an immigration detainer describe a change of custodian. They are not proof that the person walked free. Sharkey County's jail docket should state both the event and destination.
- Released
- The person left this custodian for the community, subject to any court terms or supervision.
- Transferred
- The person moved to another jail, MDOC, federal, medical, or immigration custody.
- Still in custody
- The current custodian continues to hold the person, even if a court event has occurred.
- Discharged
- A sentence or supervision term ended; the term should be tied to the agency record that uses it.
When the Sheriff reports an MDOC transfer, use the official MDOC search by name or MDOC number and read status, location, and date labels literally. Federal sentences use the BOP locator. A current-custody search is not a historical Sharkey release list, and absence from any one system is only a negative search result.
Note: Preserve each agency number separately; a Sharkey booking number, MDOC number, and federal register number identify different record chains.
No Sharkey County Released Tab
The official Sheriff page is a contact and jailor page. It does not offer a roster with an active and released toggle, a recent-release archive, or a date filter. This is more than a missing link. It means a same-day list must be requested from the record custodian rather than reconstructed from screenshots or an old web cache.
The county Sheriff source captured for Sharkey County release research shows the official contact-and-duties page.
The captured page supports the negative finding: no roster or recent-release link is presented, so the jail docket remains the direct path.
Ask for an existing time-bounded jail-docket extract. Then ask whether each listed event represents release to the community or transport to another authority. If staff identify another holding facility, request Sharkey County's transfer entry and contact that actual custodian for its later event. Issaquena County Correctional Facility may be a historical regional lead, but current use for a particular Sharkey detainee must be confirmed directly.
No Sharkey County Release App
No official Sharkey County sheriff or jail app, booking-photo gallery, or social release feed is linked from the county's official page. Search results in an app store can come from vendors, unofficial publishers, or another county with a similar name. They should not be presented as county participation without a link or confirmation from the Sheriff.
The accurate route is specific: ask for the release entry tied to a booking and, when relevant, the associated booking photograph if maintained and nonexempt. An app listing or commercial page cannot confirm a release timestamp, destination, or correction. Return every claim to the Sheriff, the court, MDOC, or the federal custodian that created the record.
Note: Sharkey County has published neither a release-feed retention period nor an app update schedule, so both remain confirm-with-custodian questions.