Public booking logs list Perry County Jail arrests, charges Feb. 18-22

Publicly available booking logs and county arrest-report aggregators show entries for the Perry County Jail across the week of Feb. 18-22, 2026. The daily rosters collected for that period list booking dates, named arrestees, primary charges and release or bond status where available, with the most recent entries recorded on Feb. 22, 2026.

Those daily rosters are assembled by county arrest-report aggregators that compile the jail’s booking information into searchable lists. For Feb. 18-22, the compiled data includes the specific booking dates attached to each entry, the names of arrestees where listed, the primary charge recorded at intake and whether an individual was listed as released or held on bond.

The presence of named arrestees, primary charges and bond status in the publicly posted rosters for Feb. 18-22, 2026 has immediate implications for local oversight. Release and bond information in particular shapes who remained in custody at the Perry County Jail after booking and who was eligible for pretrial release during that five-day span. That snapshot can be used by defense attorneys, judges and oversight bodies to assess pretrial detention patterns in Perry County for the week ending Feb. 22.

For civic and institutional actors, the Feb. 18-22 rosters provide a factual record that links custody entries to court scheduling and case flow. Because the logs list booking dates and bond status, court clerks and defense counsel can cross-reference entries from that week to confirm arraignment timing and bond conditions. Community groups tracking jail population or bail practices can use the Feb. 22 entries as a recent, date-specific benchmark.

The booking logs for Feb. 18-22, 2026 present a clear, documentable view of who was processed at the Perry County Jail and under what charges and bond conditions during that week. As of Feb. 27, 2026, the county arrest-report aggregators continue to compile daily rosters that record booking dates, named arrestees, primary charges and release or bond status, giving local officials and residents a concrete record to consult for accountability and case tracking.