Barbour County Sex Offenders
Barbour County sex offender registration is managed by the Sheriff's Office in Clayton. This rural county along the Georgia border covers 905 square miles and maintains an active roster of registered offenders through the statewide ALEA system.
Barbour County Quick Facts
Barbour County Sheriff's Office
The Barbour County Sheriff's Office handles all sex offender registration for the county. Offenders must report in person to the office in Clayton. They bring a photo ID and pay the $10 quarterly fee. Staff take a new photo, collect fingerprints, and enter all data into the state database.
Barbour County covers 905 square miles along the Chattahoochee River. It borders Georgia to the east. The county includes the city of Eufaula, known for its historic district and Lake Eufaula. Clayton serves as the county seat. The sheriff maintains an online inmate roster and works with ALEA to keep the sex offender database current.
| Address | 24 Robertson Airport Road Clayton, AL 36016 |
|---|---|
| Phone | (334) 775-1128 |
| Inmate Roster | barbourinmates.countygovservices.com |
How to Search Barbour County Sex Offenders
You can search for sex offenders in Barbour County using the state database. It is free and includes everyone registered in the county. The data updates daily.
The ALEA Community Information Center at app.alea.gov/community is the main tool. Click Sex Offender to start. Search by name or address. Filter your results to Barbour County only. The map view shows pins for each offender. Click a pin to see the full profile with photo, address, and offense history.
You can search by:
- Offender name
- Street address or city
- ZIP code
- Map view of your area
You can also call the sheriff at (334) 775-1128. Staff can check if someone is on the registry. They can tell you how many offenders live near a given address.
Registration Requirements in Barbour County
Sex offenders in Barbour County must follow strict state rules. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-10 requires quarterly in-person verification. Offenders check in four times per year during their birth month and every three months after. Missing a visit is a felony.
Each check-in costs $10. The sheriff collects this fee to help fund the registry program. Offenders who cannot pay may request a waiver by showing proof of low income. During each visit, staff verify address, employer, and vehicle information. They update photos as needed.
New residents have three days to register after moving to Barbour County. This applies to people from other Alabama counties and other states. Offenders must also report any change in job, vehicle, or address within three days. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-22 sets these deadlines.
Alabama has no tier system. All adult sex offenders have the same rules for life. Early removal is not possible unless a court vacates the conviction.
What Barbour County Records Show
Sex offender records in Barbour County include key info about each registered person. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-8 spells out what the public can see.
Each listing shows:
- Full name and aliases
- Date of birth
- Current photo
- Home address
- Work address and employer
- Physical description and marks
- Vehicle info
- Sex offense history with dates
Certain info stays private. Social Security numbers, phone numbers, and victim details are not posted online. Contact the sheriff if you need more info about a specific offender.
Residency Rules in Barbour County
Sex offenders cannot live near schools or childcare centers in Barbour County. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-11 sets a 2,000-foot buffer zone. This is about four-tenths of a mile from any facility that serves children.
Eufaula and Clayton may have extra local restrictions. Check with your city for details. The sheriff can tell you if a specific address is allowed under all rules.
In rural Barbour County, the 2,000-foot rule is easier to meet than in urban areas. Still, if you believe an offender lives too close to a school, report it. The sheriff will investigate.
Community Notification in Barbour County
When a sex offender moves to Barbour County, the sheriff sends notices. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-21 requires notice to homes within 1,000 to 2,000 feet. Schools within three miles get alerts too. This happens within days of registration.
Sign up for free email alerts through OffenderWatch. Enter your address on the state search site. You will get notified when an offender moves into or out of your area.
The sheriff may take extra steps for high-risk offenders, including community meetings or flyers. Call (334) 775-1128 for more info about specific offenders in your area.
Report a Violation in Barbour County
If you think a sex offender in Barbour County is breaking rules, report it. Violations include wrong address, missed check-ins, or being near schools. Code of Alabama § 15-20A-37 makes violations a Class C felony with one to ten years in prison.
Call the sheriff at (334) 775-1128 to report. You can also use the OffenderWatch tip form or contact ALEA. Give the offender's name, the rule broken, and when you saw it.
Deputies do regular compliance checks. They visit offenders at home to verify addresses and check for unreported vehicles. Tips from the public help catch violators.
Cities in Barbour County
Barbour County has several towns. All sex offenders register with the Barbour County Sheriff in Clayton. The largest city is Eufaula.
Other towns include Clayton, Louisville, Clio, and Blue Springs. None have populations over 50,000, so they do not have separate pages. Use the state search or call the sheriff for info about offenders in any Barbour County town.
Nearby Counties
These counties border Barbour County. Register with the sheriff where you actually live.