Search for People in Lee County

Lee County people search databases include property records, jail roster, GIS mapping, and court case lookups searchable by name. With over 178,000 residents, Lee County serves Auburn, Opelika, and surrounding communities. The Revenue Commissioner maintains property tax records showing all owners. The Sheriff's Office provides an inmate search system. The GIS database offers interactive property mapping with owner names. Lee County also connects to statewide Alabama databases for voter registration, professional licenses, and Department of Corrections records to help you find and verify people information.

Find People Through Property and GIS Search

The Lee County GIS system provides interactive property mapping with owner information. Click on any parcel to see the owner's name, address, and property details. The map view shows property boundaries throughout Lee County. This is useful for finding who owns land adjacent to a specific address. The GIS system covers all areas from Auburn to Opelika and rural parts of the county.

You can search Lee County properties by owner name, address, or parcel ID. The system shows assessed values, tax status, and property characteristics. Many Lee County residents own homes in Auburn or Opelika. The database helps you verify ownership, research values, or find neighbors. The GIS map displays property lines, nearby parcels, and public land information throughout Lee County.

The Lee County property tax portal also provides property searches by owner name. Enter a last name or business name to see all parcels owned in Lee County. Results include owner mailing addresses and tax payment history. The Revenue Commissioner maintains these records. All property searches are free and available around the clock in Lee County.

Look Up People in Jail Records

The Lee County Sheriff's Office inmate search allows you to look up current inmates by name. Enter the person's first and last name. The system displays booking details, charges, bond amounts, and custody status. The database updates as people are booked into or released from Lee County Jail. This roster includes both pretrial detainees and sentenced inmates in Lee County.

The Lee County Jail serves Auburn, Opelika, and all surrounding communities. For inmate information, call the Sheriff's Office at 334-749-5651. If you need older arrest records not shown online, contact the Records Division directly. Lee County processes thousands of bookings each year through the detention facility in Opelika.

For inmates in Alabama state prisons from Lee County, search the Department of Corrections database. Many people convicted of felonies in Lee County serve time in state custody. The DOC system is free and shows inmate location, sentence details, and projected release dates. This supplements the county jail search for long-term inmates from Lee County.

Search for People in Court Records

Court records are public in Lee County and searchable through Alacourt ACCESS. This statewide system covers all Alabama courts including Lee County. Search by party name to find criminal, civil, domestic, and traffic cases. The Circuit Clerk office in Opelika maintains court files. Alacourt charges $9.99 per name search, which includes one case detail view. Additional case views cost $9.99 each.

Lee County courts include Circuit Court for felonies and major civil cases, and District Court for misdemeanors, traffic, and small claims. All case types appear when you search by name. Results show case numbers, filing dates, charges or claims, parties, and case status. This helps with background checks on Lee County residents. The Circuit Clerk serves both Auburn and Opelika jurisdictions.

For appeals from Lee County, check the Alabama Appellate Courts Public Portal. This free system has all appellate cases including documents and opinions. The AlaFile system shows recent electronic filings in Lee County courts. Public access is available for tracking case activity online.

Find People in Probate Records

The Lee County Probate Court in Opelika maintains land records, marriage licenses, and estate files. Call 334-737-3670 for questions about probate records. The Probate Court handles deeds, mortgages, and other land documents. You can search by grantor or grantee name to find property transfers in Lee County. These records show who bought or sold land over the years.

When someone dies in Lee County with property or assets, their estate goes through probate. The probate file lists heirs, beneficiaries, assets, and debts. These records are public and searchable by the deceased person's name. Estate files help you locate family members or verify claims in Lee County. The Probate Court also handles guardianships and name changes.

Marriage records are recorded with the Probate Judge's office and searchable by bride or groom name. The records show when and where marriages took place in Lee County. Many records require an in-person visit to the courthouse in Opelika. For certified copies of probate documents, fees apply at the courthouse in Lee County.

Search People in Statewide Databases

Lee County residents appear in many statewide databases. The Alabama VoterView system lets you verify voter registration by name and date of birth. This shows if someone is registered in Lee County. Results include voting district and polling location. VoterView is free and requires no login.

The Secretary of State business search shows business owners and registered agents. Many businesses operate in Lee County, especially in Auburn and Opelika. Enter a business name or owner name to find corporate filings. The database is free and covers all Alabama entities.

Professional license databases help verify credentials. The Board of Medical Examiners has physician searches. The State Bar has attorney lookups. The Board of Nursing has nurse verification. These show practice locations for licensed professionals in Lee County.

Lee County Contact Information

The Lee County Courthouse is in Opelika, the county seat. The Probate Court, Circuit Clerk, and other county offices are located at the courthouse. The Sheriff's Office serves the entire county including Auburn, Opelika, and surrounding areas. For general county information, visit the website at leeco.us or call the main line.

The Probate Court phone is 334-737-3670 for questions about estates and land records. The Revenue Commissioner can be reached at 334-737-3655 for property tax questions. The Sheriff's Office non-emergency line is 334-749-5651. Lee County offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Online databases are available 24/7 for searches.

For public records not available online, Lee County accepts written requests by mail or in person. Some records require copy fees based on page count. Contact the appropriate office based on the type of record you need. Each department maintains its own files and search systems in Lee County.

Additional People Search Resources

The Alabama sex offender registry shows registered offenders in Lee County. Search by name or address. The map displays where offenders live throughout the county. This free public safety database includes photos and offense details for Lee County.

The Alabama campaign finance database shows political donors and candidates from Lee County. Search by contributor name or candidate name. The system shows addresses and donation amounts for campaign activity in Lee County. All data is public under Alabama law.

For unclaimed property, use the Alabama Treasury unclaimed property search. Many Lee County residents have forgotten accounts or payouts. Search by name to find unclaimed funds. The database is free and claims can be filed online for Lee County residents.

Cities in Lee County

Lee County has seven incorporated municipalities. All residents can access county property records, court records, and jail databases. Auburn and Opelika have additional city-level databases for municipal services.

Other cities in Lee County include Phenix City, Smiths Station, Loachapoka, Notasulga, and Waverly. All use county databases for property and court searches.

Nearby Alabama Counties

These counties border Lee County. Each maintains its own property, court, and jail search systems. Check neighboring counties if searching for someone who may have moved or owns property across county lines.