Richland Parish Detention Center, LA Jail Inmate Roster

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Richland Parish Louisiana Sheriff Overview

Richland Parish is located in North Louisiana. It was created in 1868 and named for the fertile lands in the parish. The parish seat is Rayville. The zip codes in Richland Parish are 71269, 71232, 71279, 71259, 71218, and 71237.

In Richland Parish, the highest ranking law enforcement officer is Sheriff Gary Gilley. You can reach him at 318-728-2071. The Clerk of Court for Richland Parish is Stacie Williamson. Her office is responsible for receiving and filing all pleadings (i.e. petitions, motions) in Civil and Probate matters as well as in Criminal matters. She is also responsible for issuing marriage licenses, recording marriages, delivering voting machines, and drawing Petit Juries and Grand Juries as required by the Court. You can reach her at 318.728.4171 or [email protected]. The Warden of the Richland Parish Detention Center is Perry Fleming. You can reach him at (318) 248-3057.

Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 708 Julia Street, Room 113, Rayville, LA 71269

Phone: 318-728-2071     

Fax: 318-728-6454

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Inmate Search in Richland Parish Jail

The Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office maintains an online jail roster

Richland Parish Jail Roster

If you are looking for an inmate at this facility, you can scroll through the list which is arranged alphabetically according to last name. You can also filter the list by choosing the first letter of the inmate’s last name. The list includes the following information: inmate’s complete name, date of birth, race, gender, and arrest date. For more information about a particular inmate, you can call the jail at (318) 248-3057.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Richland Parish Detention Center are allowed visitation with family and friends. A valid photo ID must be presented when entering the jail for visitation. A parent or legal guardian must accompany any minors visiting an inmate. Proof of guardianship may be required. All visitors may be subject to search. Personal belongings such as bags, phones, cameras, tablets, etc. will not be allowed inside the facility. Visitors deemed unsuitably attired will not be allowed inside the visitation area. If you want to learn the visiting hours for this facility, you can call (318) 248-3057.

Working at Richland Parish Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

The starting annual salary of a Corrections Deputy in the Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office is $32,100 plus $6000 state supplemental pay after one year of employment and post-certification. A Corrections Deputy is expected to fulfill the following duties and responsibilities:

– handle prisoner intake

– enforce jail policies

– ensure safety of inmates

– conduct inspections of cells

– observe inmate activities

To become a Corrections Deputy in Richland Parish, an individual must meet these minimum requirements:

– 18 years of age or older

– high school graduate or equivalent

– possess a valid driver’s license

– have no felony charges

You can inquire about any openings for a Corrections Deputy with the Sheriff’s Office at 708 Julia Street, Room 113, Rayville, LA 71269  or call them at 318-728-2071.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

A sex offender is someone with a conviction for a sex-related offense such as rape, sexual assault, and prostitution. All such offenders are required by law to register their information in the state and national sex offender databases. These are used as tools to monitor sex offenders as well as to increase public safety and awareness. Visit

Richland Parish Sex Offender Search

if you want to locate sex offenders residing in Richland Parish. Just bear in mind that some offenders do not comply with the law. You may get search results that only list an offender’s last known address.

Bail and Bondsman

A person arrested for an illegal offense is allowed to stay out of jail through the process of bail. Bail is when the court sets a certain amount of money to be paid by the defendant in order to secure his release. This will serve as a guarantee that the defendant will return to court once the trial begins. If he doesn’t, the bail is revoked and forfeited.

If the bail is set too high, a defendant can still secure his release with the help of a bondsman. The bondsman charges 12% of the bail amount as his fee. His services include signing a bond which will free the defendant from custody and claiming responsibility for paying the entire bond if the defendant misses a court date.