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Who to Contact in Beauregard Parish: Jail, Clerk of Court, and Sheriff Phone & Address

Need to reach the jail, the Clerk of Court, or the Sheriff in Beauregard Parish? Here are the phone numbers and addresses to keep handy.

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Call Beauregard Parish Jail at (337) 460-5520.

The jail's fax number is (337) 463-6347.

The jail is located at 412 Bolivar Bishop Drive, DeRidder, LA 70634.

Brian Lestage serves as the Beauregard Parish Clerk of Court.

Reach the Clerk of Court's office by phone at (337) 463-8595.

Mail can be sent to P.O. Box 100, DeRidder, LA 70634.

Mark Herford is the Beauregard Parish Sheriff.

You can reach the Sheriff's office at (337) 462-2400 or (337) 463-3281.

The Sheriff's fax number is (337) 463-9952.

Send mail to the Sheriff's office at P.O. Box 370, DeRidder, LA 70634.

Tip: Before visiting in person or sending anything by mail, call to confirm you have the right contact. The jail can be reached at (337) 460-5520, the Clerk of Court at (337) 463-8595, and the Sheriff at (337) 462-2400 or (337) 463-3281.

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