Adams County, MS Jail Inmates

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Adams County Mississippi Sheriff Overview

Adams County is located in southwest Mississippi. It was founded in 1799 and named in honor of John Adams, the second US President. The county seat is Natchez. The zip codes in Adams County are 39190, 39120, 39121, 39661, and 39165.

Sheriff Travis Patten is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Adams County. Chief Deputy Charles Sims is in charge of the Administration side of the department. You can contact him at [email protected]. Chief Deputy Wayne Rabb heads the Patrol Division. You can contact him at [email protected].

Adams County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 306 State Street, Natchez, MS 39120

Phone: 601-442-2752

Fax: 601-442-3926

Adams County Sheriff

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Inmate Search in Adams County Jail

The Adams County Sheriff’s Office maintains an online list of all the inmates currently in their custody.

Adams Inmate Roster

The inmates are arranged according to their booking number. The list shows the inmate’s booking photo, full name, booking number, charges, and bond amount. You can click on the “View Profile” button to view the following information: age, gender, race, address, arresting agency, booking date, and original court date.

You can also view the county’s Most Wanted list here. If you have any information concerning an individual on this list, you can call the Sheriff’s Office at 601-442-2752.

Adams Most Wanted

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

There is no visitation at Adams County Jail. Only video visitation is allowed. Family, relatives & friends of inmates incarcerated in the Adams County Jail must visit the HOMEWAV web site www.HomeWAV.com to set up accounts which will enable face-to-face video visits.  Any questions regarding accounts for inmates must be directed to HOMEWAV at 877-241-7559. All video calls must be initiated by the inmate. Family, relatives & friends can only send video messages on the video terminals for inmates. The inmate is notified when they have a message to retrieve.

All incoming mail (no packages) must have the sender’s complete name and address. It should also be addressed as follows:

Adams County Sheriff’s Office

“Name of Inmate”

306 State Street

Natchez, MS 39120

To deposit funds into an inmate’s commissary account, you can use the kiosk in the front lobby. The machine accepts cash and credit/debit cards. Fees apply. Money can also be applied to an inmate’s account through MoneyGram. You can also send money by visiting www.govpaynow.com or www.courtmoney.com. The Location Code/Form Code for the Adams County Jail Facility is 5500. You will need the inmate’s Identification (Jacket) number which you can get from jail personnel.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

According to the law, sex offenders must register with the state and national sex offenders databases for the sake of public safety and awareness. To be classified as a sex offender, an individual must have been convicted of a sexually motivated offense such as prostitution, child pornography, and rape. Go to to locate sex offenders residing in Adams County.

Mississippi Sex Offender Registry

Before you use the database, you are required to read and acknowledge the disclaimer provided. Bear in mind that your search results may show last known addresses of offenders or incomplete addresses such as the block where their house is located.

Bail and Bondsman

In Adams County, a person arrested and booked into jail can be granted temporary release while awaiting trial through bail. Bail is the money set by the court in exchange for the defendant’s release to help guarantee their return once the trial starts. Bail is forfeited if they miss a court appearance.

A bondsman posts bail for a defendant who does not have the means to do it himself. For his services, a bondsman typically charges 10% of the total amount of the bail. This is non-refundable.