Corrections/Jailers 423-942-8012
Jail Inmate Roster- https://soms.marioncountytn.gov:444/portal This link will help you look for current inmates or those released in the last few days.
Corrections Administrator Tammy Mcalpin
Tammy McAlpin began her journey with the Marion County Sheriff’s Department in the corrections division back in 2003. Her unwavering dedication and hard work led to her promotion as Assistant Administrator in 2005, and then to her current role as Jail Administrator in 2007. Sgt. McAlpin plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of inmates, staff, and law enforcement within the corrections department. Her commitment to making thoughtful penological decisions reflects her passion for a safe and effective correctional environment.
Lt. Jonathan Wingo
Jonathan Wingo began his career with the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) at the end of 2009 in the corrections division. His dedication and commitment were evident from the start, leading to his promotion to Lieutenant in 2018. Prior to becoming lieutenant of the department, he obtained taser and mace certifications in 2010. He completed certification in 2014 for FTO. As FTO he instills his knowledge and dedication on the newer corrections deputies. Jonathan’s willingness to go above and beyond is reflected in his consistent efforts to assist the department, often coming in on his days off to help with various tasks, whether it be transporting prisoners or participating in community events. He selflessly volunteers his time away from his family to support the mission of MCSD, showcasing his strong commitment to both his role and the community he serves. Corrections Lt. Wingo was nominated and awarded 2024 Corrections Deputy, by his peers. Such a ROLE MODEL!
Sgt. Stacie McCain
Stacie McCain started her career with the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) in mid-2005. Demonstrating her commitment to her role, she achieved Field Training Officer (FTO) status in 2017 and was subsequently promoted to sergeant in 2018. Stacie chose a career in corrections with the intention of making a positive impact in the lives of individuals within her community. Her dedication to service and desire to effect change highlight her commitment to both her profession and the people she serves.
Brittany Hargis
Brittany began her career with MCSD in the corrections department in early 2016. Having lived in Marion County her entire life, she self a strong calling to serve her community. Brittany’s dedication and loyalty to MCSD are evident in the commitment she exudes in her role as corrections deputy.
Brittany is making a positive impact and is proud to contribute to the safety and well-being of her service with Marion County Sheriff’s Department. Brittany has completed FTO school and is now the example to all new corrections deputies to follow, no better example!
Holly Rollins
Holly started with Marion County Sheriff’s Department in 2006, Holly has shown incredible commitment and passion. After spending 5 years in our correction division, she took on a new challenge in dispatch for another 5 years before returning as a corrections deputy. Holly believes that her true impact lies in helping inmates and is driven by her goal to make a positive difference in our community every day.
Jacqueline Way
Since the fall of 2021, Jacqueline has been an invaluable member of the Marion County Sheriff’s Department in our corrections department. With two years of experience at the Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office under her belt, she brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to her role. Jacqueline is not just here to do a job; she’s on a mission! Her goal is to climb the ranks and one day become a jail administrator, all while making a positive impact on everyone she encounters. She truly embodies the spirit of service and commitment to her community. When she’s not working hard, Jaqueline dreams of retiring on the beach with a refreshing Sun Drop in hand – a perfect way to celebrate her dedication!
Tammy Smith
Tammy has dedicated 18 years at the Marion County Sheriff’s Department in our corrections department, Tammy has shown incredible dedication and resilience. After exploring other paths for a short time, she returned to her true calling in spring of 2023. Tammy was instrumental in transitioning from the old jail to our new facility, showcasing her commitment to our mission. As a Field Training Officer (FTO) for new corrections deputies, she plays a vital role in shaping the future of our team. Her passion for helping others and serving Marion County truly makes a difference every day
Scottie Talley
Scottie joined the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) in early 2022, he has made a remarkable impact in our corrections division. A proud veteran of the US Army for 6 years, Scottie decided to bring his dedication and service closer to home.
His mission? To inspire change and support those in need, particularly individuals struggling with addiction. Through compassion and commitment, Scottie aims to help them on their journey to recovery and rehabilitation.
Jessica Davis
Jessica Davis began her journey with the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) as a corrections deputy in early 2024. With a strong enthusiasm for her new role, she looks forward to the opportunities and experiences that lie ahead. Jessica is passionate about serving her community and is determined to make a positive impact on the lives of those she encounters during her time with MCSD. Her dedication to public service and commitment to making a difference reflect her values as she embarks on this important career path.
William Guinn
William “Will” Guinn joined the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) in early 2024 as a corrections deputy. With aspirations to advance in his career, Will aims to become a road deputy, and ultimately, he dreams of becoming a detective. His commitment to law enforcement is fueled by a desire to make positive changes in the community through his work. With a strong sense of purpose, Will is dedicated to serving and protecting the public while pursuing his professional goals within the department.
Deavin Kilgore
Deavin joined the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) as of spring 2024! With prior experience as a corrections deputy at the Grundy County Sheriff Office, Deavin is bringing valuable insights and a strong commitment to service. With aspirations to become a deputy in the future, his dedication to our community shines through in everything he does. Deavin is ready to make a difference and uphold the values that make our community safe and strong.
Hallie Ayers
Haley joined Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) in spring 2024! Coming from a strong family of first responders, serving the community is truly in her blood.
Haley is eager to embark on a long and fulfilling career with MCSD, with aspirations to rise through the ranks and make an even greater impact. Her dedication to service and commitment to our community make her a fantastic addition to our team!
Vickie Bishop
Vickie joined MCSD Corrections Department spring of 2025 and is driven by her passion for helping those facing the challenges of incarceration. Vickie believes in the power of rehabilitation and wants to make a positive impact on inmates’ lives. She focuses on safety and order while approaching her role with empathy and fairness.
Vickie understands the emotional toll that incarceration takes and aims to help individuals build skills and self-awareness for a better future. By encouraging accountability and offering support, she hopes to inspire change within the corrections system and the community.
Joseph Strickland
James Sullivan
Christy Ridge
Christy is our dedicated cook in the corrections department and has been with MCSD since 2021. Christy takes immense pride in preparing nutritious meals that exceed dietary guidelines for both inmates and staff. Her high standards and commitment to cleanliness and organization shine through in every dish. Over the years, she has mastered the art of cooking for large groups, adapting quickly to meet the needs of everyone she serves. With a deep appreciation for teamwork, consistency, and attention to detail, Christy embraces new challenges and is always eager to learn new skills.
Carol Warren
*All biographies of Marion County Corrections Deputies do NOT reflect all of their certifications and/or training. The dates are approximate. These biographies are a synopsis of their work history, training, certifications, and experiences.