Terrebonne Parish Jail

Attorney visits at Terrebonne Parish Jail require at least 24 hours notice. Email booking1@tpso.net with your client list, requested date and time, and a contact number. When you arrive, sign the lobby log and show your Bar Card along with a valid state driver's license before entering. Visits happen through the glass using facility phones—two are provided, and attorney phone audio isn't recorded. Only one person can visit a client at a time. You may hand over legal documents only, and papers can't have binder clips, staples, or paperclips. Leave purses, cell phones, cameras, food, drinks, and computers behind. If you need electronics for trial purposes, get prior approval—only laptops are allowed.

All communication at Terrebonne Parish Jail—phone calls, video visits, and messaging—goes through City Tele Coin (CTC), a vendor in the inmate communications business since 1986. To stay in touch, you'll use CTC's platform for calls or video visit scheduling. The facility also provides a phone number for reaching people in custody through the system. Like most Louisiana facilities, you'll need to create an account with CTC and add funds to a prepaid or friends-and-family account before services work. Keep in mind that calls and electronic communications are typically monitored, and incoming calls are usually restricted. For remote video visits, have a device with a webcam and microphone ready, plus a supported browser or app.

Adding money for someone at Terrebonne Parish Jail (Terrebonne Parish Correctional Center) can be done by mailing a money order or depositing through TouchPayDirect. Mailed deposits must be money orders only—no cash. Make them payable to the inmate and send to the TPCJC mailing address on file. For commissary, use TouchPayDirect with the facility's vendor listing and facility ID. In-person kiosks are available in the jail lobby and at the Courthouse Annex during weekday hours. Phone deposits post immediately, while online deposits typically take about 24 hours. TPCJC also provides letters of incarceration for a $15 fee at the facility address.

Looking for someone connected to Terrebonne Parish? Start with Louisiana's statewide tools: LAVNS and the Louisiana Department of Corrections offender locator let you search by name, location, or offender ID. If they don't appear there, check the parish or local jail booking roster—most online rosters show basic details and include a "last updated" timestamp so you know how current the information is. For registered sex offenders specifically, use the National Sex Offender Public Website (NSOPW). It requires either a first and last name or a ZIP code to search. Note that NSOPW address-radius searches only cover states that provide geographic coordinates for addresses. Where available, sign up for custody-status notifications to get alerts about custody or court changes.