Locate Montgomery Women's Releases

Montgomery Women's Release Paths

ADOC's facility page says the Montgomery Women's Community Based Facility and Community Work Center opened in March 1976 and is located behind Kilby on Wares Ferry Road in Montgomery. The research notes a visiting pavilion, supply/storage building, and hobby craft/classroom building. The release issue is the custody type: this is a state ADOC facility, so the county jail's Current Inmates page is not the release source.

People may leave this facility through ADOC transfer, supervised release, parole, mandatory supervision, or discharge. A county release record would matter only if the person also had a Montgomery County jail booking. For the facility itself, use ADOC, Alabama VNS, ABPP, and the sentencing court.

The ADOC facility source is the image-matched page for this facility.

The screenshot confirms the ADOC facility context and supports using a state-release lookup route.

Confirm Women's Facility Release

ADOC's public inmate search is useful while a person is currently incarcerated, but the research source says historical data is not available online. If the person has fully left state custody, a no-result search may be expected. Alabama VNS is more release-focused because it defines Release Date, Mandatory Release to Supervision, and Minimum Release Date. ABPP is the source for parole or mandatory-supervision status.

1. Search ADOC inmate search by AIS number or name.
2. Use Alabama VNS for release-date and supervised-release fields.
3. Check ABPP when parole, delinquency, revocation, or mandatory release applies.
4. Request an ADOC public custody or discharge record if online sources are incomplete.

Women's Facility Records Contact

Facility-specific public pages provide location and operational context, while ADOC central office is the records and public-records path. A request should include the AIS number, full name, date of birth when known, facility name, and requested release or discharge fields.

Supervision After Women's Release

A release from this facility may still involve ABPP supervision. Mandatory Release to Supervision is a projected supervised release for eligible ADOC sentences, while parole depends on board action. Those statuses can continue after a person leaves a prison or work-center setting. Use VNS fields and ABPP contact information instead of the Montgomery County jail roster.

Women's Community Facility Context

The facility name itself can cause confusion because it includes community-based facility and community work center. The word community does not make it a county pretrial program. It remains an ADOC state-custody facility. A person may be housed in a less restrictive or work-center setting while still having an ADOC sentence and ADOC identifiers. Release confirmation therefore follows state records.

When reviewing a result, separate a transfer, a community placement, mandatory supervised release, parole, and final discharge. Each outcome sends the search to a different source. ADOC and VNS cover the custody and release fields. ABPP covers supervision. The court record explains the sentence that created the ADOC custody.

Women's Facility Record Request

A precise request should name Montgomery Women's Community Based Facility and Community Work Center, provide the AIS number if known, and ask for public release/discharge information or custody summary fields. If the person has already left the public ADOC current search, that absence should be paired with VNS, ABPP, and records contact rather than treated as a complete answer.

When the record involves Montgomery County, include any local case number, sentencing court, or county booking information. That helps the records custodian separate the original county custody event from the later ADOC facility release or transfer. Keep copies of source dates. If ABPP supervision followed the facility release, record the ABPP contact separately from the ADOC facility contact.

Reconcile Women's Release Records

Release research for this facility should separate three common events: movement inside ADOC, supervised release, and final discharge. Movement inside ADOC can remove a person from one facility without ending state custody. Supervised release can move the person out of the facility while ABPP still controls parole or mandatory supervision. Final discharge ends the ADOC custody portion, although court or registry obligations may remain if a separate law requires them.

Use the vocabulary from ADOC and VNS. Minimum Release Date is the earliest scheduled state release to probation or end of sentence. Release Date is the actual ADOC release date in VNS terminology. Mandatory Release to Supervision is a projected supervised release to ABPP. Parole Consideration Date is a board review date, not a promise of release.

Because ADOC public search is current-only, the absence of a result can be part of the answer but not the full answer. Check VNS, ABPP, the sentencing court, and ADOC records before concluding what happened. If the person also had a Montgomery County booking before the prison sentence, confirm the county jail transfer separately from the later ADOC release. That keeps the local jail record and the state-prison record from being merged into one event. A facility name, AIS number, and sentence county help separate similarly named people.