The Marshall County Jail in Guntersville, Alabama, is committed to providing a safe and secure environment and ensuring that all inmates and employees are treated fairly and in accordance with the Alabama State laws. The jail is operated and maintained 24 hours a day and 7 days a week by several shifts of correctional supervisors, administration, and general correctional officers. The jail houses inmates who are either currently serving a sentence or who are awaiting trial or transfer to another detention facility. Per law all inmates have access to medical treatment if required. To view the Marshall County inmate roster, click here.

Marshall County Jail Address

423 Blount Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976

Marshall County Inmate Roster

To view the Marshall County inmate roster, click here.

Jail Visitation Hours / Marshall County Inmate Roster

Visitation permitted on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance by clicking here or by using the visitation center desk. However, prior to scheduling a visit, it is recommended that you first search the Marshall County inmate roster here to confirm the inmate’s presence at the jail. Visits are not allowed to be scheduled by phone.

Visitation Rules

Visitors must comply with the jail’s visitation rules and act accordingly or risk losing visitation privileges. Visitors who fail to abide by the rules may be escorted off the property. In addition, visitors must dress properly while visiting the jail. For example, visitors may not wear low-cut tops, short skirts or shorts, or transparent clothing. For a specific and detailed list of visitation rules, please contact the jail directly at 256-582-2034.

Inmate Mail

Inmates are only allowed to receive 3×5 pre-metered postcards. Inmates are not allowed to receive photos or letters. In addition, all mail is subject to be searched. Should a piece of mail fail to comply with the rules, it will be discarded and not delivered to the inmate. Mail must include the name of the sender and a return address. To send mail to an incarcerated individual, address it as follows:

(Inmate’s full name)
423 Blount Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976

Jail Additional Info / Marshall County Inmate Roster

Money can be administered to an inmate here, by phone at 866-516-0155, or by using the kiosk in the sheriff’s department main lobby. Inmates or individuals acting on their behalf can post bond in its entirety in cash at the clerk’s office. The receipt of payment must be shown at the sheriff’s office prior to release. To view the Marshall County inmate roster, click here.

Sheriff’s Office

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office is in charge of the day-to-day operations of maintaining various departments within the county, including tax information, pistol permits, licenses, budget and record keeping, court schedules and maintaining court documents, training for the general public, and data entry. Also includes within the office are highly trained professionals who lead in crime prevention strategies, such as the criminal investigations department, a K9 division, and the marine division. The marine division patrols Lake Guntersville and enforces both state and local boating laws. The sheriff’s office also participates in Project Lifesaver, a well-known and widely used program that aids in providing quick and effective responses to finding certain types of individuals, such as adults with cognitive impairments.

About the County / Marshall County Inmate Roster

The county is located in the northern region of the state of Alabama and is named after John Marshall, who was a famous Chief Justice for the United States. It was founded in 1836, and its largest city is Albertville. In addition, there is a jail located within the county’s boundaries. To view the Marshall County inmate roster, click here.

Demographics / Marshall County Inmate Roster

As of 2020, there were 97,612 people, 25,078 families, and 35,330 households living in the county. Of these county residents, 76.49% were White, 2.35% were African American, 0.43% were Native American, 0.59% were Asian, 0.13% were Pacific Islander, 3.96% were other, and 16.04% were Hispanic. In addition, a percentage of the county’s population is incarcerated at the local detention center. To view the Marshall County inmate roster, click here.