Lookup Pearl River County Inmate Records

Pearl River County Jail Roster

Pearl River County's current jail records are centered on the Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center, the county jail operated by the Pearl River County Sheriff's Department. The official county jail page links its inmate listing to the Bluhorse current-inmates portal, titled in search results as "Current Inmates - Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center." That roster is the best first stop when the question is how to find someone in the Pearl River County jail. It is not a statewide prison database, a court docket, or a released-inmate archive. The research did not locate a county-published search for old bookings or released inmates, so a missing name does not prove the person was never booked.

The county jail page is also important because it names staff contacts by task. Inmate records questions route to Rainie Rivet at 601-403-2511, background checks and incident reports route to Rachel LaGrange at 601-403-2510, inmate accounts route to Emily Morgan at 601-403-2524, and warrants or extraditions route to Rebecca Rasmusson at 601-403-2538. Sheriff David Allison is listed by the official sheriff page and directory as the elected sheriff. For a current jail inmate, use the roster first. For a record that is not online, call the jail records contact or make a Mississippi Public Records Act request for a specific booking or inmate record.

The Bluhorse roster may have browser or certificate limits. During research, direct shell access returned a certificate or access error even though Pearl River County links the roster from its jail page. If the public roster fails to load, the next channel is not a third-party site. Call inmate records, contact the jail, or use the county jail page contact blocks.

Use Pearl River County Inmate Lookup

To look up Pearl River County inmates online, start with the county source. Open the Pearl River County jail page and follow the Inmate Listing link, or go to the county-linked Bluhorse current inmates page. Use the most complete spelling available. If a person was arrested by Picayune Police or Poplarville Police, allow time for agency processing and transfer before assuming the county jail roster is wrong.

1. Open the Pearl River County jail page or the direct Bluhorse current-inmates page for the Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center.
2. Search or scan by name, using last name first when the roster list presents names in that order.
3. Open the matching inmate profile or roster entry, then compare booking number, age or date of birth, and arresting agency.
4. Read the charge, bond, bond status, building, and pod fields as jail data. They may not match the final court record.
5. If the roster is down, the name is gone, or the record is older, call inmate records at 601-403-2511 or records/background checks at 601-403-2510.

The county roster is useful for present custody, but it should not be treated as a full criminal-history report. It can show a booking charge, a hold, or an agency label such as Pearl River County, Picayune PD, Poplarville PD, MDOC, Court, or Drug Court. Formal court charges, case dates, and dispositions belong in court channels after the jail arrest.

Pearl River County Roster Fields

The Bluhorse interface could not be fully read from shell access during research, but search indexing and archived snippets showed the public fields below. The key point is that the public Pearl River County inmate record is profile-based: it identifies the person, booking, agency, charge, bond, and housing fields when those fields are public. Some labels may appear even when a value is blank or redacted.

Pearl River County Inmate Profile

A Pearl River County inmate profile is a custody snapshot. It helps answer whether a person is currently held, what booking charge or hold is listed, whether a bond field appears, and which agency is tied to the booking. It does not prove guilt. A charge is an allegation or holding basis, a detainer is a hold request from another agency, and classification is the jail's housing and risk assignment process.

The county jail contact page is the official hub for the records unit and roster links.

Pearl River County's County Jail page shows the Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center contacts and links used for roster, visitation, mail, bonding-agent, and notice information.

The contact blocks matter when the Bluhorse roster does not load or when the request is for older inmate records rather than a current roster entry.

Pearl River County Custody Channels

Pearl River County jail records cover local detention. That includes sheriff arrests, municipal arrestees transferred from Picayune or Poplarville, county court holds, some MDOC holds, trustees, and federal categories referenced by county jail PDFs. Sentenced prison custody moves into the Mississippi Department of Corrections inmate search or the MS.gov MDOC search interface. Those systems search by name or MDOC ID number and are separate from the county jail roster.

Federal and immigration custody have separate tools. The Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator is for sentenced federal prisoners, not all federal pretrial detainees. ICE custody is searched through ICE Online Detainee Locator System by A-Number and country of birth or by biographical data. VINELink is a notification channel, not a replacement for the roster, and Mississippi is available through VINELink for custody and release notifications. No official Pearl River County sheriff app with roster, warrant, or inmate-search features was verified, so the access chain should not depend on an app.

Pearl River County Jail Facilities

Pearl River County has one primary adult jail and two municipal police holding locations in the facility map. The Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center is the roster and custody hub. Picayune Police and Poplarville Police do not publish city jail rosters in the research file. Their arrests route to county custody when a person is booked into longer jail detention.

Pearl River County Booking Records

Booking starts after arrest by a sheriff deputy, Picayune Police, Poplarville Police, or another agency. A person may be processed at a municipal police department first, then transferred to the Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center for county jail custody. Jail intake usually includes identity checks, property inventory, fingerprinting, booking photo, medical or safety screen, data entry, charge or hold entry, bond review, and classification. Timing is not fixed in the public county materials located. A new booking can take time to appear on the roster.

The booking charge is not always the final court charge. Court filings can amend, reduce, dismiss, or replace the jail charge. Mississippi criminal procedure requires prompt judicial review after arrest, and bond or release conditions are handled through the court process. For the custody side, use Pearl River County inmate records and the jail roster. For the formal charge and case status, use Mississippi Electronic Courts or the proper clerk. For a fuller arrest-to-case path, the body text may refer readers to court records after a jail arrest when court filings are the main issue.

Pearl River County Visitation Records

The official Pearl River County jail page links separate visitation and notice PDFs for general population, federal inmates, female federal inmates, A&D/state offenders, and trustees. The PDFs were linked by the county but were not retrievable from shell access during research, so exact days and times should be confirmed through the jail before a visit. The separate categories are still a useful local fact. They show that visitation or rules can differ by housing status, federal category, state-offender category, or trustee status.

Before arrival, confirm the inmate's current custody status, visitor list rules, identification requirements, entry door, parking, and any current restrictions. The official materials located did not publish public-transit directions, locker rules, visitor parking rates, or a remote video visit vendor.

Pearl River County Inmate Contact

The jail page links an Inmate Mail Procedures and Regulations PDF, but the text was not retrievable during research. Use the county link and confirm the envelope format, inmate name or booking number, banned items, photo limits, card rules, and any return-address requirements with the jail before mailing. Mail rules are a jail rule, not a court rule, and they can change based on security needs.

For money and commissary questions at the Lenoir Rowell Criminal Justice Center, the county page lists Emily Morgan for commissary and inmate accounts at 601-403-2524, with fax 601-403-2509. The research did not locate a county-posted online deposit vendor, kiosk hours, phone-deposit line, tablet program, or county jail fee schedule. MDOC's Premier Services or Western Union money paths apply to MDOC institutional custody, not to Pearl River County jail inmates unless the person has moved into MDOC custody.

Pearl River County Records Requests

When an inmate record is no longer on the roster, make the request narrow. Give the person's full name, date of birth if known, approximate booking date, arresting agency, booking number, and the record sought. Mississippi's Public Records Act, including Miss. Code Ann. § 25-61-1 and related sections, broadly supports inspection and copying of public records unless an exemption applies. The sheriff can redact or withhold material tied to juvenile confidentiality, sealed or expunged records, active investigations, security concerns, or records not held by the office.