Lafayette Parish, LA Jail Inmate Roster

Search Inmates in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana. Results May Include: Arrests, Bookings, Arrest Date, Mugshot, Offender ID, Custody Status, Location of Offender, Aliases.

Lafayette Parish Louisiana Sheriff Overview

Lafayette Parish is located in the southwestern part of Louisiana. It was created in 1823 and named after the French general who fought with the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, the Marquis de Lafayette. Lafayette is the parish seat. The zip codes in Lafayette Parish are 70518, 70520, 70529, 70558, 70578, 70502, 70583, 70501, 70503, 70506, 70508, 70592, 70507, 70596, and 70509.

Sheriff Mark Garber is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Lafayette Parish. You can get in touch with him at (337) 232-9211. Major Art LeBreton serves as Chief Deputy and the Enforcement Division Commander of the Sheriff’s Office. You can reach him at (337) 236-5617 or [email protected].

Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 316 West Main Street, Lafayette, La. 70501

Phone: (337) 232-9211

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Inmate Search in Lafayette Parish Jail

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office maintains an

Lafayette Parish Inmate Search

of inmates currently housed in the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center. The entire database can be filtered according to several categories: all incarcerated, recent bookings, warrants, and awaiting trial. You can also filter the list according to the first letter of an inmate’s name. The list shows each inmate’s booking photo, full name, race, height, weight, CCN, gender, eye color, hair color, year of birth, and arrest date. Clicking on the inmate’s name will show you the inmate’s booking date, court date, projected release date, cell number, charges, and bond. For more information, you can contact the Correctional Center at (337) 236-5400.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center are allowed onsite visitation and remote video visitation. Onsite visitation is held at the Visitation Center Located at the LPSO Public Safety Complex, 1825 W. Willow St. Onsite visiting hours are from 8:00 am-8:00 pm Monday through Friday; and 11:30 am-3:30 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. The maximum number of visitors per offender is four (4) adult visitors and two (2) juvenile visitors at a time. Children under the age of 18 will be permitted with parents, or legal guardian. Each offender receives two free visits per week, which must be scheduled by the offender only.  Any additional onsite visits may be scheduled at a cost of $0.25/minute in 30-minute blocks.

Video visits are provided by Telmate and are available for $0.50/min in 30-minute blocks. Scheduling a visit can be done using a Telmate kiosk or by going online at www.gettingout.com. Available visiting times may vary throughout the facility, depending on classification and housing unit. All visit requests must be confirmed before visit can occur. Offenders will not be permitted to visit during their lockdown time.

Inmates are allowed to receive mail. All incoming mail must be addressed as follows:

Offender’s name, arrest number, and housing location

(i.e. Doe, John (08-00001) 4B-13B)

LPCC

P.O. Box 2537

Lafayette, LA 70502

Any printed material or publication (magazine, newspaper, soft cover books, etc.) may be received by offenders as long as the publication is sent directly from the publisher via direct subscription. These publications must not graphically depict firearms, explosives, sex, gambling, alcoholic beverages, or anything else considered detrimental to the good order. Books may be received through the mail provided they are shipped directly from the vendor. Hard cover books are not allowed. Offenders are only permitted to have a limited number of publications/books in their possession at one time in order to maintain compliance with applicable State Fire Codes.

Money is accepted for commissary at the Bonding/Traffic Fine Section of the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center between the hours of 8AM and 3PM Monday through Friday. Money orders are also accepted via mail.

For money orders the address is as follows:

LPSO Offender’s Name & Arrest Number

P.O. Box 3508

Lafayette, LA 70502

Payee on the money order should be LPCC and the inmate. Please include the inmate’s arrest number on the money order in order to make sure that the money is properly credited.

Working at Lafayette Parish Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A corrections deputy at the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center is paid $2,744.44/month plus benefits. The main duty of a corrections deputy is to take the first line of responsibility for the care and custody of inmates. This involves serving meals to inmates, providing medical aid if necessary, supervising inmate housing units, assisting in transporting inmates to other facilities, and performing other tasks assigned by a supervisor.

To be a candidate for employment, you must be at least eighteen (18) years old and must have a high school diploma or GED, a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, honorable discharge (if prior military), and no record of felony convictions.

If you wish to apply for this position, you can pick up an application at 316 W. Main St. or download it here. You can send your completed form to Robin Wilson at [email protected]. For any questions, you can call (337) 236-5667.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

A sex offender is a person who has been found guilty of a sex offense such as prostitution, sex trafficking, and rape. These individuals are mandated by law to have their information registered in the state and national sex offender databases in the interest of public safety. To view the sex offenders residing in Lafayette Parish, you can go to

Lafayette Parish Sex Offender Registry

Bear in mind that you may get search results showing last known addresses of offenders instead of current ones. Some offenders fail to comply with the registration law.

Bail and Bondsman

A defendant is able to remain free from custody or jail after being charged with a crime through the bail process. To ensure the defendant’s compliance with the court’s requirements before and during the trial after his release, the court will set an amount of money to be lodged with them. This money is forfeited if the defendant does not fulfill his court obligations as expected.

If a defendant cannot put up enough money to pay the entire bail, he can use the services of a bondsman. To hire one, you will have to pay him a non-refundable fee equal to 12% of the bond. Once hired, he will sign a bond securing the defendant’s release. He is also held liable for paying the entire bond amount if the defendant misses a court appearance.