Pearl River County Jail, MS

To find someone at Pearl River County Jail, use the inmate lookup form on the county site. Enter the person's first and last name in the search fields. Results can include a range of identifying details: Gender, Date of Birth, Height, Weight, Race, Hair Color, Eye Color, Skin Tone, Build, and Nationality. For the most accurate match, enter the exact full name. If you have an inmate ID, keep it handy—it helps narrow results or when contacting officials. If the online search comes up empty, call the local office or the state DOC for help. You can also sign up for custody-status alerts through the statewide VINE notification service.

The Pearl River County Board of Supervisors handles official county matters connected to Pearl River County Jail. Their address is 109 West Pearl Street, Poplarville, MS 39470, and the main phone number is 601-403-2300. For questions about facility website content, contact the facility directly rather than relying on third-party pages. Using TicketMatch? If it doesn't find a court match within a week, call toll-free (877) 591-8768 for assistance. For audit-related questions about Pearl River County, the Office of the State Auditor lists Joe McKnight as a staff contact at (601) 576-2674. Always confirm current phone numbers and office hours through the facility or state central listings.

Having trouble with the Pearl River County Jail website? Look for the link labeled "Please Click Here" to report functionality issues. For court or ticket-related services, TicketMatch includes a formal disclaimer: neither the city/county, the court, nor Court Solutions LLC assumes liability for data submitted or omitted through the service. New admissions typically go through intake orientation and receive an inmate handbook covering facility rules and required programming. Health services are available through scheduled and emergency care. Many facilities use kiosks or electronic systems for commissary, legal access, and video services. Follow posted rules closely. Never send or bring contraband—including cell phones—as possession can lead to criminal charges.