Hamilton Aged Release Lookup

Releases from Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center

A release from Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center is a state-prison release from ADOC custody. The person may leave through end of sentence, parole, transfer, medical or administrative movement, or another state process. It is not a release from the Marion County Jail roster.

The release record should be traced through ADOC, VNS, ABPP when supervision applies, and the sentencing court. If a person is no longer shown in ADOC current search, that absence must be paired with another official source before treating the release as confirmed.

How to Confirm a Release from Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center

ADOC's "Minimum Release Date" field is the earliest scheduled date a state inmate can be released to probation or end of sentence. ADOC warns that it can change because of revoked good time, new cases, or sentence changes from the circuit clerk.

1. Use ADOC inmate search while the person is in current state custody.
2. Review ADOC definition fields such as minimum release date, jail credit, parole status, and good time.
3. Use Release Date Lookup for the Alabama good-time and projected-date explanation.
4. Use VNS, ABPP, and court records after release or when the ADOC current search no longer returns the person.

Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center Records and Contact

Use the facility page for facility identity and ADOC channels for formal release records. A request should include AIS number, name, date of birth if known, sentence or facility context, and the specific release or discharge record requested.

About Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center

ADOC says Hamilton Aged and Infirmed Center opened in May 1981 for aged and infirmed inmates. The facility is on five acres in Hamilton, provides security, counseling, and necessary medical services, and is classified as medium custody. Local news has discussed HAIC in state prison planning context, but the ADOC facility page remains the source for operating details.

The ADOC HAIC page is the local facility source for this release route.

The image reflects the ADOC facility source, which should be paired with ADOC, ABPP, VNS, and court records for release confirmation.

HAIC Release Date Records

For HAIC prisoners, release-date questions depend on ADOC calculations, jail credit from the sentencing county, good-time eligibility, discipline, detainers, sentence changes, and parole action. Marion County court records matter when Marion County is the sentencing county or when jail credit is recorded there.

Medical Facility Release Limits

HAIC's aged and infirmed role does not make the release record a medical record. Public release confirmation should stay with ADOC custody status, court sentencing records, VNS, and ABPP when parole or probation applies. Medical details may be restricted, redacted, or unavailable through ordinary public-record channels.

ADOC's release-date definitions are still the key public framework. Minimum Release Date is the earliest scheduled date for release to probation or end of sentence. Good Time Received, Good Time Revoked, Jail Credit, Parole Consideration Date, Parole Status, Time Served, and Total Term can all matter. The date can move if discipline removes good time, if the circuit clerk sends new cases, or if the sentence changes.

HAIC Supervision Records

If release from HAIC involves parole, ABPP becomes part of the record trail. Use scheduled hearings before a board action and current-year or archived parole results after a decision. A hearing result does not replace ADOC or VNS confirmation of the physical release, and it does not replace the sentencing court record when the issue is jail credit or sentence terms.

Because HAIC is in Marion County, readers may look first at the sheriff site. That is the wrong system for a state-prison release. Use the sheriff only if the same person also had a separate Marion County Jail booking or was transferred through the jail.

HAIC Record Checklist

For an HAIC release request, identify the inmate by AIS number when possible. Add full name, date of birth if known, facility, sentencing county, and the exact record sought. A request for "all records" may be slower than a request for release date, discharge status, transfer record, parole status, or minimum-release-date calculation. If the person is no longer in current ADOC search, ask which public records channel applies.

Separate custody status from health context. HAIC's mission involves aged and infirmed inmates, but public release verification should be framed around custody, supervision, sentence, transfer, or discharge. Medical facts may be restricted and are not needed to confirm whether ADOC custody ended.