What the Tishomingo County Sheriff does — jail duties, records, and who is responsible
Trying to figure out who handles custody decisions and jail records in Tishomingo County? Start with the Sheriff's Office. Here's what their jail-related duties cover and how to reach the right people.
The Tishomingo County Sheriff serves as the county's jailor. That means the Sheriff's Office runs the jail and handles the custody side of operations. If you need basic answers about someone being held in the county jail, this is where most families start.
One key record the Sheriff's Office maintains is the jail docket. If you're trying to confirm whether someone appears in the jail's paperwork, or someone tells you to check "the docket," this is the office that keeps it.
The office also maintains Mississippi Department reports as part of its administrative work. Not sure which category your records request falls under? These state-related reports are part of what they handle.
The Sheriff's Office describes its mission as maintaining order and providing professional law enforcement services to the community. For families, the key takeaway: this is your public-facing point of contact when you need help understanding what's happening at the county level.
Contacts
- ✓ Call the Tishomingo County Sheriff’s Office: 662-423-7000
- ✓ Email the Sheriff’s Office: info@tishso.org
- ✓ Fax the Sheriff’s Office: 662-423-9712
- ✓ Visit or mail to the Sheriff’s Office: 1208 Bettydale Drive, Iuka, MS 38852
Note: The public pages don't spell out a step-by-step records request process - no specific forms or fees listed. If you need a jail-related record, calling or emailing the Sheriff's Office is usually the fastest way to find out the current procedure.
Quick breakdown: the Sheriff serves as the county's jailor, and the Sheriff's Office keeps the jail docket. For most custody or record questions, call 662-423-7000.
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