Union County, TN Jail Inmates

Lookup Inmates in Union County, Tennessee. Results May Include: Arrest Records, Mugshot, IDN#, Case #, Document Type, Booked/Served, Charges, Court Date, Case, Division, Court Event, Court Role, DOB, Address, Race.

Union County Tennessee Sheriff Overview

Union County was located in East Tennessee. It was founded in 1850 from parts of Grainger, Campbell, Claiborne, Anderson, and Knox counties. Its name is believed to have been derived from the fact that it was created using parts of different counties. The county seat is Maynardville. The zip codes in Union County are 37779, 37807, and 37866.
Sheriff Billy Breeding is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Union County. You can reach him via email at [email protected]. The County Clerk is Pam Ailor. Her duties include issuing marriage licenses, hunting/fishing licenses, business licenses, and vehicle registrations. If you wish to get in touch with her, you can call 865-992-8043 or send an email to [email protected].
Union County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 130 Veterans St Ste B, Maynardville, TN 37807
Phone: 865-992-5212

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Inmate Search in Union County Jail

The Union County Jail does not maintain a Weekly Arrest Report Online. This is a list of inmates currently incarcerated in the jail. To locate someone here, you will need to get in touch with the Sheriff’s Office at 865-992-5212.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Visitation is one way for family and friends to keep in touch with inmates. The Union County Jail requires visitors to sign in at each visit and present a valid picture ID. In addition, they will need to undergo a pat search. Personal items such as bags, coats, jackets, and cellphones cannot be brought inside the facility. All visitors are required to dress appropriately. Anyone wearing revealing clothes will not be allowed to visit. To learn the visitation schedule for this facility, please call 865-992-5212.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

An individual is labeled a sex offender if he has a conviction for a crime of a sexual nature such as rape, prostitution, and incest. This type of offender is required by law to notify local law enforcement of updates to their information for records purposes. The changes must be filed in the state sex offender registry as well as the national sex offender registry in order to keep their records current. Law enforcement agencies utilize these databases to keep track of the offenders and to help increase public safety. In Union County, residents can locate sex offenders in their neighborhood by searching the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry. Just make sure to read and acknowledge the disclaimer provided. Because not all offenders update their registration, some of the records may only show previous addresses.

Tennessee Sex Offender Registry

Bail and Bondsman

In order for an accused individual to be released from custody while the trial is still pending, he will need to pay bail. This is the money that is placed in the court’s keeping to be used to secure the defendant’s appearance in court throughout the trial. The defendant gets his money back minus any court fees if he has fulfilled his obligations at the end of the trial. If not, he loses the money.

If the accused cannot afford the bail, he can get help from a bail bondsman. A bail bondsman can act as a surety for a fee. The fee is 10% of the bail amount and cannot be refunded.