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Beaver Jail Release Paths

Beaver County Jail is the county’s principal adult detention facility. A person may leave after bail is satisfied, through another court order, after serving a county sentence, on county parole, or through restrictive probation. Other departures are not community release. A commitment to a Pennsylvania state correctional institution, transfer to another county, U.S. Marshals handoff, or ICE detainer means custody continues elsewhere.

The jail movement entry is the best local record of when Beaver custody closed and the destination or disposition recorded at that moment. Read it with the court order. PA SAVIN through VINELink can add timely notice, but an alert from one facility does not rule out immediate custody by another agency.

Confirm Beaver Jail Release

The official Beaver County Jail page supplies facility information but no public roster, recent-release feed, release-date field, or booking archive. Call with a full name, date of birth when appropriate, and a booking or date range. Ask whether the person left Beaver custody and whether the recorded disposition was release to the community or transfer. “Is the person there?” is too broad because a negative answer leaves both possibilities open.

1. Search PA SAVIN for the exact person and note the reporting agency and event.
2. Call Beaver County Jail and ask about the specific release or movement disposition.
3. Search the UJS Web Portal for the Beaver criminal docket and controlling order.
4. Follow any state, federal, county, or ICE destination in its own locator.
5. Request the jail movement entry when an auditable record is needed.

The official jail page shows the correct facility identity and contact route:

Check Beaver County Jail’s official information before calling or requesting records.

The page confirms where to begin, while the release entry and court record establish the event itself.

Beaver Jail Records Contact

Beaver County Jail is at 6000 Woodlawn Boulevard, Aliquippa, PA 15001. The main telephone is 724-378-8177, and the county directory lists fax 724-378-5812. No researched source supports a universal public records-counter schedule, so confirm current access by phone before traveling.

For a formal county record, use the Beaver County open-records portal and current Standard Right-to-Know Form. Ask for a record, not an explanation. Identify the booking and request admission date and time, release date and time, release disposition, releasing authority, and destination or receiving agency. Ask for electronic delivery and nonexempt, severable fields if part of the record is withheld.

Pennsylvania’s RTKL generally requires a response within five business days or a written statutory extension. It does not promise production within that period. Court records, such as certified bail or sentencing orders, may follow judicial public-access and Rule 509 procedures instead of the county executive-agency RTKL route.

Beaver Release Review Officer

Beaver County describes an unusually integrated Institutional Parole Representative and Population Control Officer role. The officer tracks inmate flow, identifies eligibility for bond, intermediate punishment, furlough, early parole, parole, transfer, and release, coordinates hearings, assists with time credit, keeps local good-time records, and reviews files before release.

That local workflow explains why one online list would be a poor substitute for the actual records. Jail data, the commitment, court orders, Adult Probation information, detainers, and receiving-agency details may all affect the outcome. If an expected date appears wrong, cite the docket number and ask the jail, Adult Probation, and Clerk of Courts to reconcile the commitment and credits.

Commitment

The order that places a person in jail or state custody.

Detainer

A hold or request that can prevent community release.

Parole

Conditional release while part of the sentence remains.

Discharge

Completion of the sentence or supervision obligation.

Note: A minimum date is an eligibility point, not a guaranteed Beaver County Jail pickup date.

Beaver Bond Release Duties

Beaver County Pre-Trial Services describes supervised 10 percent cash bail, nominal bail, and property bond, with other court-approved forms accepted for supervision. Its instructions require a participant to report to Pre-Trial Services within 24 hours after release from Beaver County Jail and report an address change within 48 hours.

Those duties show why a bond release is not the end of the case. The bail order authorizes terms, the jail movement record supplies the out-time and disposition, and the first reporting duty begins after physical release. Review the docket for later hearings and conditions rather than treating the release entry as a final disposition.

The official Pre-Trial Services page should be checked for current instructions and fees. Charges can change. A professional bondsman is not the same as the county’s supervised bond program, and the researched county page says a commercial bondsman may not post through that supervised program.

Beaver Jail Transfers Explained

A transfer to PA DOC often follows a state commitment. No state correctional institution is located in Beaver County, so a state-sentenced person may be housed elsewhere. Search the statewide locator by DOC number when possible, or use name and Beaver as committing county. An inmate result shows state custody. A supervised-person result may show parole and a release date. Full discharge can remove someone from both current populations.

A county record marked USMS requires a federal path. A pretrial federal prisoner may be managed by the U.S. Marshals Service without a standard sentenced BOP record. After federal commitment, the BOP locator can show status. “Released” means no longer in BOP custody, not necessarily free from all other custody.

An ICE detainer can produce an agency-to-agency handoff after the local basis ends. Search ICE ODLS using the exact A-number and country of birth, or biographical data. The locator covers current and recent ICE custody with limits. A Beaver release to ICE remains a transfer, not community release.

Beaver Jail Court Proof

The UJS Case Search can show the Beaver docket number, charges, bail entries, disposition, sentence, commitment, and later orders. It shows what the court ordered, not the exact minute the jail completed processing. A dismissal can coexist with another hold. A time-served sentence can support release yet still require a check for another case.

The Beaver County Clerk of Courts at 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009 maintains bail bonds, commitments, transfer records, warrants, disposition reports, and expungements. Its phone is 724-770-4590. Use the docket number when seeking a certified order. Sealed, expunged, and limited-access cases may not appear in public UJS search, so no result is never conclusive.

The full Beaver County released-inmate search places jail, court, state, and federal records in one evidence order. When movement into state custody is recorded, the Pennsylvania DOC facility page explains the separate state route.

Beaver Jail Evidence Order

For community release, the strongest local evidence is the Beaver jail movement entry read with the court order. PA SAVIN provides timely corroboration. For county parole or restrictive probation, Adult Probation identifies the local supervision path. For a transfer, the sending record and receiving locator together show that custody continued.

Keep the event and system clear. Jail departure, legal release authority, and community freedom are not interchangeable. Ask what record proves each point. That method avoids the most common Beaver County error: treating the absence of a public name as proof of release when no county roster exists. Keep the booking date and docket number with every follow-up request. Those two identifiers help the jail and court distinguish people with similar names and return the record tied to the correct custody event.