Yalobusha County, MS Jail Inmates

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Yalobusha County Mississippi Sheriff Overview

Yalobusha County is located in the Delta region of Mississippi. It was founded in 1834 and named after the Yalobusha River which runs through the county. Yalobusha is a Native American word which means “tadpole place.” The county seats are Water Valley and Coffeeville. The zip codes in Yalobusha County are 38965, 38948, 38953, 38961, and 38922.

Sheriff W.F. (Lance) Humphreys is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Yalobusha County and in charge of keeping the peace in the county. You can reach him at 662-473-3602. The county’s Circuit Clerk is Daryl Burney. He serves as Clerk of the County and Circuit Courts, receiving and filing all lawsuits, indictments, motions, and other related papers in all Civil and Criminal Cases filed in the Circuit or County Courts. He also is in charge of issuing marriage licenses, recording medical and other professional licenses, and registering voters. You can reach him at [email protected] or 662-675-8187.

Yalobusha County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 11803 Hwy 32, Water Valley MS 38965

Phone: 662.473.3602

Fax: 662.473.3635

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Inmate Search in Yalobusha County Jail

The Yalobusha County Jail does not have an online jail roster. To locate an inmate at this facility, you will need to get in touch with the jail at 662-473-2722.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Yalobusha County Jail are allowed to receive visitors. Family and friends must present a valid photo ID whenever they sign in for visitation. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Jail staff may ask for a birth certificate or proof of guardianship. All visitors are subject to be searched. Personal items such as bags, purses, and cellphones will not be allowed inside the visitation area. All visitors must be dressed appropriately. Anyone wearing provocative or revealing clothing will not be allowed entry into the facility.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Someone who has been convicted of a sexually motivated offense such as rape, prostitution, and child molestation is considered a sex offender. According to federal law, all sex offenders must be registered in the state and national sex offender databases. These systems are used to keep track of these individuals for the sake of public safety. If you wish to learn if any sex offenders are residing in Yalobusha County, you can visit.

Mississippi Sex Offender Registry

It is important that you take the time to read and understand the disclaimer provided. Some offenders do not update their registration. You may find that some records in the system do not contain a current address, only the last known address of the offender.

Bail and Bondsman

You will need to “deposit” money (bail) with the court if you are ever charged with a crime and need to secure your release while awaiting trial. Bail is the court’s way of ensuring the appearance of a defendant at his trial after he has been released from custody. If the defendant does not show up in court as required, he loses the money he “deposited” with the court.

If you cannot afford the bail amount set by the court, you can use the services of a bondsman. To hire one, you will need to pay him 10% of the bail amount. This fee is non-refundable. Once hired, the bondsman will secure your release by signing the bond, making him solely responsible for paying the bail amount should you miss a court appearance.