Cannon County Three-Day Release Window
No official Cannon County 72-hour release list, rolling recent-release view, public current roster, or Sheriff app was found as of August 1, 2026. The county's Sheriff pages do not provide release-date filters, booking details, release reasons, photographs, an archive, or a stated update cycle. A useful three-day result must therefore be built from existing agency records, not from an assumed web feed. Start with a Sheriff call or request, then compare the answer with the court record and Tennessee SAVIN/VINELink.
Choose a clear start and end for the inquiry. A rolling 72-hour period is not always the same as three calendar dates. Tell the Cannon County Sheriff's Office whether the request runs from a set hour or covers whole days. If the goal is a weekend review, identify Friday through Monday as needed rather than asking only for “recent releases.” Precise dates help the custodian locate existing records without having to create a new report.
Request Cannon County 72-Hour Releases
Begin with the Cannon County Sheriff's Office at (615) 563-5934. A call can narrow the custody question quickly, especially when one or two names are known. For a complete record, address a focused request to Sheriff Darrell Young at 110 Alexander Dr., Woodbury, TN 37190, or use sheriffyoung@gmail.com. The CTAS directory spells the street “Alexandria Drive,” but both official sources identify the same Woodbury office.
- Define the window. Give the exact opening and closing dates and times for the three-day period.
- Identify known people. Supply full names, aliases, dates of birth, booking numbers, or case numbers when available.
- Name the records. Ask for responsive release-log entries, custody-history entries, release authorizations, bond-release entries, and transfer records.
- Ask for disposition and destination. Request the release reason and receiving agency if those fields exist and are public.
- Confirm cost and format. Seek an electronic copy when available and request an estimate before chargeable duplication.
Cannon County has not posted a Sheriff-specific request form, records-service hours, its own fee schedule, fixed response time, or release-log retention period. Do not assume a record will stay in an online list for three days because no such list exists. The Sheriff's existing historical entry is the target.
The Tennessee Comptroller's Public Records Act guidance explains the statewide request framework.
The captured guidance supports a precise existing-record request while the Cannon County Sheriff remains the custodian of Cannon County Jail release entries.
Cannon County 72-Hour Release Fields
There is no published Cannon County field dictionary. The table identifies the details worth asking the Sheriff to retain in a response. These terms may not match the jail's internal labels, and a missing field should not be guessed. The aim is to connect a named booking to a physical exit and learn what happened next.
| Requested detail | How it helps across three days |
|---|---|
| Person's full name and aliases | Separates similar names and ties each event to the right person. |
| Booking number | Distinguishes one jail stay from an earlier or later booking. |
| Admission date and time | Defines which custody episode ended during the chosen period. |
| Release date and time | Places the event inside or outside the exact 72-hour range. |
| Reason or disposition | May explain bond, dismissal, time served, sentence completion, probation, or another basis. |
| Destination or receiving agency | Shows whether the person entered the community or remained confined after a transfer. |
A list of names and times alone is not enough. Cannon County custody can end when TDOC, another county, a federal authority, or another agency takes the person. That is a transfer. If the record names a receiving custodian, continue with that system before describing the event as release to the community.
Cannon County Weekend Release Records
A three-day inquiry is often used to bridge days when an office is closed or when a court action and a jail exit do not appear together. Cannon County does not publish its weekend or holiday release practices. It also does not state where released people exit, when property is returned, or whether any release transport is arranged. Those operational details must be asked directly.
The Cannon County Circuit Court Clerk provides the lasting legal record for General Sessions criminal and Circuit criminal cases. The clerk's office can supply a judgment, dismissal, bond or release order, probation order, or sentence entry. Public docket pages help locate scheduled activity, but they do not prove that someone physically left the jail. A court order and a jail timestamp serve different roles and should be reconciled.
The official Cannon County Criminal Circuit Court docket page illustrates the county's schedule channel.
The image is useful for finding court activity, but the final disposition from the clerk and the release entry from the jail are the records that resolve the event.
Note: Cannon County docket pages describe upcoming proceedings, so never treat a posted hearing as a completed release or final case result.
No Cannon County Three-Day Roster
Cannon County is distinctive because both official Sheriff pages lack a public inmate roster and recent-release archive. There is no official web list from which to compare Friday's names with Monday's, and no disappearance-from-roster method is available. The bounded review also found no official 24-hour, 48-hour, or other rolling release window.
Roster disappearance would be weak proof even if that tool existed. It would show only that a name is no longer displayed, not whether the person posted bond, served the term, had the charge dismissed, entered probation, or transferred. A three-day check should therefore be event based. Pair the custody-history or release-log entry with the court result, then follow any transfer destination.
| Source | What it can answer | What it cannot answer alone |
|---|---|---|
| Cannon County Sheriff | When local custody ended and whether a transfer was recorded | The full court history or later status in another system |
| Circuit Court Clerk | The final disposition, judgment, or release authority | The exact moment the jail completed the exit |
| TN SAVIN/VINELink | A reported release, transfer, or escape event | Guaranteed freedom from all other custody |
| TDOC FOIL | State felony custody or supervision status | A county-only pretrial or misdemeanor jail release |
Corroborate Cannon County Release Events
Tennessee SAVIN/VINELink is the primary custody-change fallback when a participating county record is available. Search one person, compare identifiers, and confirm that Cannon County is the reporting agency. Read the event as written. “Released,” “transferred,” and “escaped” are different events. Tennessee's own materials warn against relying on VINE alone, so match the notice with the jail entry whenever the exact destination matters.
Use TDOC FOIL only when the person entered Tennessee felony custody or supervision. FOIL may show incarcerated, parole, probation, or inactive status and state sentence information. A transfer from Cannon County Jail to TDOC ends the local booking but continues custody. Someone held only for a local pretrial case or misdemeanor may have no FOIL record at all.
The Circuit Court Clerk can be reached at (615) 563-4461. Published office hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to noon. Those office hours do not describe jail release times. They identify when the clerk is available to help locate the case record.
Narrow Cannon County Release Results
After the three-day range identifies an event, narrow the proof to the correct person and booking. Compare name, birth date, booking number, admission time, exit time, court case, and destination. An alias or a second booking can otherwise make a weekend list misleading. If no record is found, verify spelling, broaden the date range slightly, and ask whether an expungement, confidentiality rule, or transfer affects access.
For a shorter period, the Cannon County 24-Hour Releases page focuses on the immediate same-day call and request route. To trace one named person beyond the county jail, use the Cannon County released inmate search and release-record coverage. Both routes preserve the key boundary: departure from Cannon County Jail does not establish release from every form of custody.
Note: A wider date range improves discovery, but it does not replace verification of each person's destination.