De Quincy Jail, LA

Looking for someone connected to De Quincy Jail or local cases? Start with the De Quincy court's online defendant information form. You'll need to enter First Name, Last Name, Address, City, State, and Zip. For ticket-related searches, enter either a Driver's License Number or the Ticket Number—fields marked with an asterisk are required. If local court tools don't return results, widen your search using Louisiana's state locator (LAVNS) or the Department of Corrections offender search, then check parish or city booking rosters. Where available, sign up for custody-status notifications to get alerts about releases, court dates, and other changes. Have the person's full name and date of birth ready before you search or call.

Need to reach DeQuincy Jail-related offices? Start with DeQuincy City Court's contact page, which lists the court's official mailing address and a non-emergency phone number. Before calling about an incarcerated person, confirm their current location using VINELink/LAVNS or the Louisiana DOC offender locator—people can be moved or held at different facilities. Use the non-emergency number for routine questions and save 911 for true emergencies. For trust fund deposits, scheduling visits, or remote services, follow the facility's published instructions and any vendor links they provide. If details aren't listed, call the posted number and ask which process or vendor to use.

The City of DeQuincy prohibits sexual harassment by or of an employee. This includes unwelcome advances, requests for sexual favors, and other sexual conduct—consistent with EEOC guidance. To report workplace misconduct, direct a complaint to the appropriate department head or submit it in writing to the mayor. Try informal resolution with your department head first if possible. Complaints must be filed within one year of the alleged conduct, and related information stays strictly confidential except as the policy allows. The department head or mayor may investigate by interviewing people, examining records, and consulting appropriate staff. A written recommendation goes to the mayor within 180 days. Retaliation is prohibited, and intentionally false complaints aren't allowed.