Search for an inmate at Napoleonville Detention Center, LA and get help with contacting an inmate, visitation, and sending money.
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To locate someone in Louisiana DOC custody from the Napoleonville area, start with the Louisiana Offender Locator or the statewide LAVNS search. Prefer to talk to someone? Call the DOC Offender Locator phone line at 225-383-4580. Have the offender's DOC number ready, or provide their full name and date of birth. With the right identifiers, you can get housing assignment, facility address, contact phone, and projected release date. The database refreshes every 24 hours and includes people under probation or parole supervision. Keep in mind it only covers DOC offenders—pre-trial detainees and those serving parish or municipal sentences won't appear here. Check local parish rosters for those individuals. You can also sign up for emergency notifications by phone, text, or email about events like escapes or visitation cancellations.
Trying to find where someone is being held in the Napoleonville area? Start with LAVNS (VINELink), then try the Louisiana DOC Offender Locator if you think they're in state custody.
Use the Louisiana state LAVNS search or contact the DOC Offender Locator by calling 225-383-4580. If you call, have the offender’s DOC/offender number or their full name and date of birth ready.
With the required identifiers, the offender locator provides housing assignment, facility address, contact phone, and projected release date for DOC offenders in the system.
The Louisiana DOC Offender Locator updates every 24 hours and includes offenders under probation or parole supervision. It does not include pre-trial detainees or people serving parish or municipal sentences, so those may only appear on local parish or municipal rosters.
If you’re trying to help someone in Louisiana DOC with commissary or basic needs, start with the ground rule: you can’t hand money directly to an incarcerated person during a visit. Louisiana state correctional facilities use JPAY for money deposits, which gives you an approved way to get funds into the person’s account without risking the deposit being rejected (or getting you into trouble). From there, you’ve got a couple of other DOC-authorized options depending on whether you want to add spending money or send items.
First-time visits can feel overwhelming. This checklist covers the Louisiana DOC rules that most often get people turned away—so you can show up ready.
Want to put money on someone's account at Napoleonville Detention Center? Louisiana offers several approved methods: money orders by mail, MoneyGram walk-up locations, JPay online or through the mobile app, telephone deposits, or lobby kiosks in the visiting area (cash or card accepted).
