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Washington Parish Louisiana Sheriff Overview

Washington Parish is located in the southeastern region of Louisiana. It was established in 1819 and named in honor of the first US President, George Washington. The parish seat is Franklinton. The zip codes in Washington Parish are 70438, 70426, 70463, and 70450.

Sheriff Randy “Country” Seal is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Washington Parish. You can reach him directly at [email protected]. Mike Haley is Chief Deputy of the Sheriff’s Office. As the Sheriff’s second-in-command, he is in charge of supervising the day-to-day operations of the entire department. You can email him at [email protected]. The Chief of Corrections/Warden of the Washington Jail is Jim Miller. You can reach him at [email protected].

Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 1002 Main Street, Franklinton, Louisiana 70438

Phone: 985-839-3434

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Inmate Search in Washington Parish Jail

The Washington Parish Jail has an

Washington Parish Inmate List

that is open for public use. You can use this database to locate inmates at this facility. The roster is arranged according to the inmate’s booking date, with the most recent booking on top of the list. You can also view the list according to the inmate’s last name. Each inmate’s file will show the following information: inmate’s full name, booking #, booking photo, booking date, charges, bond, age, gender, race, and arresting agency. You can also view the list of inmates that have been released within the last 48 hours

Washington Parish Inmate

The Sheriff’s Office also posts their Most Wanted list

Washington Parish Most Wanted

If you have information on the whereabouts of any individual on this list, please call 985-839-3434.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Washington Parish Jail are encouraged to keep in touch with family and friends through visitation. All visitors must present a valid photo ID upon signing in. Minors must be in the company of a parent or legal guardian. Personal belongings except for the vehicle keys and the photo ID will not be permitted inside the visitation area. All visitors will be subject to search. The jail has a dress code that all visitors must follow. Anyone dressed inappropriately (see-through clothes, short shorts, flip-flops, etc.) will not be allowed inside the facility. To learn the visiting hours for the Washington Parish Jail, please call 985-839-3434 and ask for the JAIL.

To deposit money into an inmate’s commissary account, you can go to https://commissarydeposit.com/.

Working at Washington Parish Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A jail officer in the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office is paid a starting salary of $10.25 per hour. He/she is also given several benefits such as hospitalization insurance and retirement program.

Applicants must be at least 20 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, pass a criminal background check, be drug free, have a valid driver’s license, and have dependable transportation. He or she must also be able and willing to work with criminal offenders, both male and female, and be able to work a twelve hour shift schedule.

To apply for this position, you can download the form here or pick it up at the Sheriff’s Office. Once completed, you must submit it to Warden Jim Miller at the Franklinton office located at 1002 Main Street.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Federal law states that all sex offenders must submit their information to local law enforcement to be entered into the state and national sex offender registries. A person is categorized a sex offender if his conviction is for a sex-related crime such as rape, sex trafficking, and prostitution. Visit

Washington Parish Sex Offender Search

to get information on sex offenders living in Washington Parish. Bear in mind that your search results may reveal records that only list the last known address of an offender. This may be due to the non-compliance of some offenders with the registration law.

Bail and Bondsman

Bail enables a pretrial inmate to stay out of jail while his trial is still pending. To post bail, you must “deposit” money to the court. This will be held in the court’s keeping for the entire duration of the trial to help guarantee the inmate’s compliance with all of his court obligations. Any violation of the conditions of his release means that the bail will be forfeited.

A bondsman is an agent who is in the business of helping defendants secure their release when they cannot afford to post bail on their own. A bondsman’s fee is 12% of the bail amount and cannot be refunded no matter what the outcome of the trial is.