Lowndes County Sheriff, MS

Lowndes County Sheriff, MS uses CityTelecoin for inmate telephone and video systems. The company serves hundreds of facilities across the Southern and Southeastern U.S. and maintains automatic surveillance on its lines to keep voice and video traffic steady. To connect with someone inside, you'll need to register with the approved service, add funds or set up a payment method, and schedule video visits or messaging sessions when required. Phone calls and electronic communications are typically monitored and may be recorded—check with the facility directly if you need specifics on monitoring, retention, or disclosure policies.

Lowndes County handles online commissary ordering through Tiger Commissary. The ordering page includes a link to select a different facility if needed. You can add funds through the online portal, on-site kiosks, walk-in retail cash payments, or mailed deposits—depending on what's available. When depositing, enter the inmate's name, ID number, and facility so the money reaches the right account. Online and kiosk payments typically post quickly, while mailed deposits and some retail cash options take longer. Funds go into the inmate's commissary/trust account and can cover commissary items, phone time, laundry, or outstanding debts.

Start with the Sheriff's Office homepage for contact information. It lists the main office phone number and a separate jail line—useful for detention or inmate-related questions. You'll also find a Court Division phone contact for court scheduling and related inquiries. For probation and court-services topics, the Court Services section lists Capt. Rehberg as the contact, with a phone number and email. Requesting records? The Open Records Request form includes the office address, phone number, and sheriff name. You can submit request forms by email, fax, or mail. For emergencies or a crime in progress, call 911.

The Lowndes County Sheriff's Office states its primary purpose is maintaining social order while providing professional, courteous law enforcement services. For open records requests, copies cost 10¢ per page for letter- or legal-sized documents. Nonstandard media, certified records, and specialized records may cost more. If the estimated cost exceeds $500, you'll need to prepay all retrieval costs before processing begins. Administrative fees are based on the hourly rate of the lowest-paid qualified employee, and the first fifteen minutes of work are free. When interacting with the facility—for visits, intake, or records requests—expect standard intake orientation, kiosks and electronic systems for services, and established visitation rules. Follow facility policies and avoid sending contraband.