Grenada County Jail, MS

Association Program Administrators (APA) runs Grenada County's communication services program, with a named contact available for support. For administrative submissions, include your plan group number and group ID on everything you send to APA—those identifiers stay the same. Communication options typically include phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging, though exact availability and fees vary by facility and vendor. You'll need to register with the approved service and add funds before using calls, video, or messaging. Specific schedules, fees, and rules for Grenada County weren't available in the sources, so contact the county or APA directly for details.

Looking for someone who may be held in Grenada County? Start with Mississippi's Department of Corrections online inmate lookup and any county jail rosters from local offices—checking both helps confirm where the person is housed. Enter the person's full name or inmate ID, then review results for location, custody status, and listed charges. Want ongoing updates? Register with VINE to get custody-status notifications by phone, email, text, or TTY whenever something changes. If the online search doesn't return a match or you need more detail, call the state DOC switchboard or local jail office. Have the person's full name and inmate ID ready.

For in-person county business related to Grenada County Jail, the Grenada County Board of Supervisors lists its physical address as 59 Green St., Grenada, MS 38901. Mail goes to PO Box 1208, and public phone numbers are posted on the county contact page—check there for current numbers and hours. David Garrett Hartley serves as Grenada County sheriff and is the main contact for sheriff's office and county detention matters. For program administration questions, the county works with Association Program Administrators, LLC, with Rob Tinsley listed as the program contact. For emergencies or crimes in progress, call 911.

Grenada County participates in MAS programs now administered by Association Program Administrators (APA), which serves as the third-party administrator for inmate medical and prescription savings. Include your plan group number and group ID on every submission—those identifiers won't change. The program reprices medical service codes to appropriate Medicaid rates and coordinates benefits by intercepting Medicare eligibility and applicable private insurance. Counties keep most of the savings: 85% of medical savings and 90% of prescription savings. Send correspondence, bill submissions, and payments to APA. For families and visitors, Mississippi facilities generally provide intake orientation and access to medical and mental-health services as standard procedure.