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Tangipahoa Parish Jail publishes a public Inmate Roster listing current and released inmates along with charge details. Need more than the roster provides? The jail's website links to VINELink/LAVNS for custody-status notifications and victim alerts. If you don't see someone in the local roster, widen your search: try the state LAVNS system or the Department of Corrections offender locator, then check other local parish booking rosters. For faster, more accurate results, have the person's full name and date of birth ready. Aliases, offender or case numbers, and the facility name help too. Check each roster's "last updated" time so you know how current the information is.
Getting answers fast—whether you need to confirm someone's in custody or make a deposit—starts with calling the right number. Here are the contacts you'll actually need for Tangipahoa Parish Jail.
Start with the jail’s public Inmate Roster, which lists current and released inmates and shows charge details. If you don’t find them there, try the state LAVNS system or the Department of Corrections offender locator, then check other local parish booking rosters.
Yes. The jail’s website links to VINELink/LAVNS for custody-status notifications and victim alerts. Many notification systems let you register for updates tied to custody changes or related events.
Have their full first and last name and date of birth ready. Aliases (including hyphenated names), offender or case numbers, and the facility name all help narrow down results.
You can find the visitor guide on Tangipahoa Parish Jail’s facility/visitor pages. If you have questions about what you’re reading, the contact page also lists a general phone number to call.
Yes. The jail’s contact page lists official contact and emergency phone numbers and includes local office hours for callers.
If your loved one is a Louisiana DOC inmate housed at Tangipahoa Parish Jail, visitation works differently than you might expect. Here's what you need to know to plan your trip and avoid getting turned away.
Most rejected mail comes down to one thing: the envelope wasn't addressed the way the jail requires. Use the format below, double-check the ID number, and you'll avoid the most common delivery problems.
Visiting someone at Tangipahoa Parish Jail runs smoothly when you plan around three things: arriving early, being on the authorized visitor list, and understanding the first-come, first-served system.
