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Union Springs Police Department
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Union Springs Police Department is a correctional facility in Union Springs, Bullock County, Alabama. It is one of 3 correctional facilities in Bullock County.
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- Phone
- (334) 738-3131
- Address
- 305 Prairie Street North
Union Springs, AL 36089Open in maps - County
- Bullock County
Facility details
Listed as open in the February 2026 directory release.
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Other facilities in Bullock County
| Facility | City | Type | Security |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bullock Correctional Facility | Union Springs | State prison | Medium |
| Bullock County Red Williams Detention Center | Union Springs | County or city jail | — |
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