Double Springs Arrests and Warrants

Double Springs is a town in northern Alabama, in Winston County and is also the County Seat of the county. The town has a population of 1,083 residents, and the mayor is Elmo Robinson. The town offices are located on Main Street.

Town of Double Springs
City Hall
21 Main St
Double Springs, AL 35553
205-489-5447

The most recent crime information about Double Springs is from the year 2015, and there were no murders or rapes reported during that year. There were 7 assaults and 1 robbery reported. There were also 7 reported burglaries, 9 reported thefts, and 3 reported auto thefts. This gave the town a crime index of 262.0, which is lower than the United States national crime index of 278.3. There were 19 registered sex offenders living in Double Springs, as of March 2018.

Double Springs, Alabama – Police Station and Crime Statistics

There is limited crime information available about Double Springs for the year 2016, but the estimated crime rate is 1,724 per 100,000 persons. This is significantly lower than both the Alabama state crime rate of 3,480 per 100,000 persons and the United States national crime rate of 2,837 per 100,000 persons. Property crime is the most common crime reported in Double Springs.

The Double Springs Police Department is located in the Municipal Building on Highway 195, and the Chief of Police is Kim Miller. The department employs 7 police officers.

Double Springs Police Department
23415 AL-195
Double Springs, AL 35553
205-489-5115

The Winston County Sheriff’s Office is the larger police department in the area and is located in Double Springs. Tommy Moore is the sheriff. Divisions within the sheriff’s office include administration, patrol, investigations, and corrections. The Winston County Jail is located on the premises with the sheriff’s office, and the Jail Administrator is Captain James Whitman.

Winston County Sheriff’s Office
11 Blake Drive
Double Springs, AL 35553
205-489-8765

Double Springs, Alabama – Open Records Requests

Open Records Requests must be submitted through the Town Clerk, who is Kim Ownby. The Town Clerk is the person in charge of keeping accurate records and ensuring that elections run properly.

Kim Ownby
21 Main St
Double Springs, AL 35553
205-489-5447