Search the Morehouse Parish County Inmate Population

The Morehouse Parish County inmate population includes people held in parish jail custody, local detention programs, and transitional work assignments connected to Morehouse Parish, Louisiana. A Morehouse Parish County inmate search starts with the public roster, then moves to state, federal, or immigration channels when the person is no longer in local custody. The Morehouse Parish County inmate population changes as arrests, court hearings, bonds, sentences, and transfers move people through the sheriff's facilities and Louisiana corrections systems.

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Morehouse Parish Inmate Population Overview

The Morehouse Parish County inmate population is spread across more than one sheriff-operated correctional site. The Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office Corrections Division lists the jail, the jail annex, and the detention center as public-facing correctional locations. The Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections Morehouse Parish page also lists local jail programs for the parish, including the transitional work program. Sheriff Mike Tubbs is the local sheriff identified in the official state and sheriff-directory sources.

The best current count is not the same thing as an annual jail average. The official Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office Jail Roster displayed 201 offenders when inspected on June 16, 2026, and it labeled that count as a live public roster count. By contrast, the December 2021 legislative and DOC local-corrections table listed a Morehouse total population or ADP row figure of 267. Those figures measure different things, so the live Morehouse Parish County inmate population should be read as a custody snapshot, not a full-year population study.


Morehouse Parish Inmate Population Statistics

The researched local figures show a parish system with enough published capacity to separate jail and annex capacity from the detention center and transitional work program. The 2021 legislative/DOC table listed 264 beds for Morehouse Parish Jail and Annex and 272 beds for Morehouse Parish Detention Center and TWP. Added together, those two rows produced a total Morehouse correctional capacity of 536. The same table listed 72 for the jail/annex population or ADP row and 195 for the detention center/TWP row.

267 2021 Population / ADP Row
536 Combined Rated Capacity
4 Local Facilities / Programs
MeasureFigureSource / Date
Live public roster count201 offendersMorehouse LA VINE roster, inspected June 16, 2026
Jail and Annex capacity264December 2021 legislative/DOC table
Detention Center and TWP capacity272December 2021 legislative/DOC table
Total Morehouse correctional capacity536Sum of the 2021 Morehouse capacity rows
Morehouse total population / ADP row267December 2021 legislative/DOC table


Who Makes Up Morehouse Parish Custody

The public roster provides person-level race, gender, DOB, name, and arrest-date fields, but it does not publish a roster-wide demographic summary. Observed row values included Black and White race labels and Male and Female gender labels. A user can calculate an age from DOB for one person, but the official Morehouse sources reviewed did not publish age bands, sex totals, charge-level totals, or race percentages for the Morehouse Parish County inmate population.

  • Pretrial custody: newly arrested people may appear on the Morehouse LA VINE roster if still held locally.
  • Local sentences: short local sentences and parish custody matters can remain within sheriff facilities.
  • State assignments: Louisiana's local-jail model means some state-sentenced people may be housed in local programs.
  • Work release: the Morehouse Parish Transitional Work Program serves eligible assigned people, not ordinary new bookings.
  • Federal or ICE custody: those records use separate BOP, USMS, and ICE channels.

Morehouse Parish Jail Record Laws

Louisiana public-records law shapes how jail population records and booking records are requested. La. R.S. 44:1 defines public records and public bodies broadly enough to include parish government records. La. R.S. 44:31 gives adult requesters the right to inspect, copy, or reproduce public records unless another law makes a record exempt. La. R.S. 44:32 covers custodian duties, office-hours inspection, and copies or fees.

Key custody rules: Louisiana C.Cr.P. art. 230.1 requires a prompt appearance within 72 hours of arrest, excluding weekends and legal holidays. La. R.S. 15:824 commits state-sentenced people to DPS&C rather than to a particular institution. The Louisiana death-in-custody reporting page describes reporting for deaths while detained, under arrest, en route, or incarcerated.



Morehouse Parish Roster Fields

The roster is useful, but narrow. It identifies people currently listed in Morehouse Parish custody and gives enough fields to distinguish many names. It does not serve as a full booking file, criminal case file, or historical jail archive. Many arrest-date cells were blank in the inspected public table, so a blank date should not be read as proof that no arrest or booking date exists in the jail's internal records.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Disclaimer acceptanceButtonYesThe roster table appears after the user clicks I agree.
Alphabet filterLink setNoShow All or choose A through Z by last name.
NameSortable columnNoDisplayed as last name first.
DOBSortable columnNoDates display in MM/DD/YYYY format.
Race and GenderSortable columnsNoUsed to distinguish similar names.
Arrest DateSortable columnNoSome public rows had blank arrest-date cells.

Morehouse Parish Jail vs Prison Search

A Morehouse Parish County inmate search can break if the wrong custody system is used. The sheriff roster is for local custody. The statewide DPS&C locate-a-person path points to LA VINE and should be checked after sentencing or transfer. Federal sentences use the BOP inmate locator. Immigration detention uses the ICE Online Detainee Locator System. Federal pretrial matters may involve the U.S. Marshals Western District of Louisiana, even if a person has passed through a local facility.

Custody TypePrimary Search ChannelWhat It Covers
Morehouse Parish jail custodyMorehouse LA VINE rosterCurrent local roster rows from sheriff custody data
Louisiana sentenced custodyLA VINE / DPS&C locator pathState custody location and notification where available
Federal prisonBOP inmate locatorFederal inmates from 1982 to present
Immigration detentionICE ODLSCurrent ICE custody and some CBP holds over 48 hours

Morehouse Parish Detention Facilities

The facility map matters because a person may be held at a jail, annex, detention center, or transitional work program while still connected to Morehouse Parish custody. The sheriff's correctional pages and the DPS&C local-jail listings should be read together, especially for the annex address and the TWP listing.


When Morehouse Parish Search Fails

If the public roster does not show a person, the next step depends on timing and custody type. A new booking may not appear until intake, verification, and roster transmission are complete. A person may also have posted bond, moved to a different facility, transferred to DPS&C custody, or been held under a federal or immigration process. Morehouse official pages did not publish a dedicated public-records request form, so sheriff contact channels are the fallback for jail-record questions.

Booking
Jail intake after arrest. It can include identity checks, property, fingerprints, photo, medical screening, and roster entry.
Detainer
A hold or request from another agency that can affect release or transfer.
PR bond
Release on personal recognizance or unsecured terms where the court allows it.
DOC
Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections, the state corrections agency for sentenced custody.

Note: No official Morehouse sheriff or Bastrop police mobile app with an inmate lookup, warrant search, or most-wanted tool was located in the research.


Morehouse Parish Inmate Population FAQ

How large is the Morehouse Parish County inmate population? The live roster showed 201 offenders on June 16, 2026. The 2021 legislative/DOC table listed a total Morehouse population or ADP row figure of 267 and combined capacity of 536.

Where is the official Morehouse Parish inmate roster? The official public roster is the Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office Jail Roster at morehouse.lavns.org. It is a live custody list, not a full archive.

Does the roster show mugshots or charges? The inspected roster table did not show mugshots, charges, bond, housing unit, or court date. It showed the VINELink icon, name, DOB, race, gender, and arrest date when present.

Where do sentenced people go after Morehouse Parish court? State-sentenced people are committed to DPS&C under Louisiana law and may move to a state prison, a local jail program, or a transitional work program.

How are court records found after arrest? Use the Fourth Judicial District Court and Morehouse Clerk route for filed charges, dockets, and court copies. The jail roster confirms custody, but it is not the formal court case record.

What if the person is in federal or ICE custody? Use BOP for federal sentenced inmates and ICE ODLS for immigration detention. The parish roster does not cover those systems.

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Directions to the Morehouse Parish Jail

Morehouse Parish Jail is at 250 East Walnut Street, Bastrop, LA 71220. Bastrop is the parish seat, and the jail sits in the downtown government and courthouse area near the Morehouse Parish Courthouse at 100 East Madison. Official sources did not publish visitor parking, transit, or ADA entrance details, so visitors should call (318) 281-9336 before traveling.

Address

Morehouse Parish Jail
250 East Walnut Street
Bastrop, LA 71220
(318) 281-9336

Visitor Parking

Official pages did not publish parking rules. Confirm the correct visitor entrance and parking location with jail staff before arrival.

Public Transit

No official transit route was located in the inspected jail sources. Route to downtown Bastrop and verify current travel conditions.

Visitor Entry

Bring government photo ID and call ahead for the current dress, property, and entry restrictions.