Find Jefferson Davis Consolidated Jail Releases

Consolidated Jail Release Destinations

Jefferson Davis Parish Consolidated Jail is the first record source for someone booked by the Jefferson Davis Parish Sheriff's Office or housed in the parish detention system. Staff move a booking-out into the official rolling 48-hour Released view. The card's exact release time establishes when this jail ended that booking, but the public fields do not identify whether the person left on bond, finished a local term, moved under a court order, transferred to Louisiana DPS&C, entered another jail, or was handed to ICE under a documented detainer.

Destination is the key missing field. Ask detention staff whether the booking ended in a community release or transfer and whether the receiving authority can be named. A person transferred to state authority remains confined even though the parish record says Released. Someone leaving on bond may remain subject to the criminal case. A person on parole or probation is outside the jail but still under supervision. The release signal is therefore a starting point, not an all-purpose legal status.

Confirm Consolidated Jail Releases

The official roster landing page separates Current from 48 Hour Release. Use the two views for different questions. Current tests whether a public jail listing remains now. Released tests whether jail staff recorded a booking-out within the rolling window. A person missing from both may have left more than 48 hours ago, used another spelling, been held elsewhere, had a suppressed record, or been affected by a data issue.

1. Open the Released view and sort newest first. Match name, age, photograph, booking number, booking time, and exact release time.
2. Write down the booking number. Call 337-821-2100 and ask for the release type, authority, and receiving agency if those facts are public.
3. Check the 31st Judicial District case for a bond order, judgment, sentence, dismissal, or later minute entry.
4. Search LAVNS when staff identifies DPS&C custody or community supervision. Use BOP or ICE only when the facts point to those systems.
5. Request the release sheet when the public window has expired or the card omits the needed answer.

The home page gives the full Jefferson Davis Parish named-person release search when the inquiry extends beyond this jail.

Consolidated Jail Release Record

The sheriff's Released card carries a booking photograph, name, booking number, age, release date and exact time, booking date and exact time, charges, bond, and a profile link. An individual profile may add gender and race. Treat the charges as booking allegations. Treat the bond as a field, not proof of why the person was released. The release date is an actual jail-system timestamp, unlike a state projected release date.

Important details do not appear online. The card lacks a release reason, receiving authority, destination, court docket number, sentence-completion status, supervision status, and property-return entry. Ask for the booking/release sheet, jail-management-system event, release authorization, receiving agency when public, and booking photograph when legally available. Pair those items with the court file rather than asking jail staff to interpret the final disposition.

Booking number

The best link between the short-lived online card and a later records request.

Release timestamp

The time this jail entered the booking-out, not a guarantee that all custody ended.

Release authority

The bond, order, sentence event, transfer, or other basis absent from the public card.

Receiving agency

The next custodian when the person did not return to the community.

Note: The 48-hour public display is not the jail's full records-retention schedule, which was not published in the reviewed sources.

Consolidated Jail Records Contact

The jail is at 1704 Highway 90 West, also described as Shankland Avenue, in Jennings, Louisiana. The official sheriff contact is 337-821-2100, a 24-hour non-emergency number. JDPSO's administrative office is at 1530 US-90, Jennings, LA 70546, with mailing address P.O. Box 863. Published administrative hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Confirm which custodian accepts a Public Records Law request before sending documents.

A focused request should provide the person's name, approximate dates, and booking number. Ask for the recorded release date and time, release authority or type, receiving agency if it was a transfer and the field is public, and the booking photograph if releasable. Choose electronic copies when practical and request an estimate before costs are incurred. No official sheriff page reviewed supplies a dedicated online request form, fixed response period, or booking-photo fee.

Consolidated Jail Release Facility History

The sheriff's corrections profile says the Jefferson Davis Parish Consolidated Jail was completed in 2019. It replaced a 1964 jail that held 62 people. Official copy also calls the current operation the Jeff Davis Parish Regional Jail Facility. Those names describe the same verified local detention operation, not two separate facilities with different release lists.

More than 30 deputies serve in support roles, and the Commander of Corrections acts as warden. Jailers conduct booking in and out, fingerprints, photographs, paperwork, population placement, rounds, meals, and prescribed medication distribution. Those listed duties help identify the jail as the source for its own booking-out entry and photograph. The sheriff also says an arrested person sees a judge within 72 hours. That is a judicial-appearance statement. It does not create a 72-hour release feed or promise a release within that period.

The official facility page shows the jail identity and booking work.

The source explains why Consolidated Jail and Regional Jail Facility appear as alternate names in Jefferson Davis Parish records.

Consolidated Jail Bond Release

JDPSO describes property, cash, and surety bonds. Parish property offered for bond must have enough assessed value. The owner obtains an assessor description and a Clerk title search for judgments, liens, and mortgages, then seeks sheriff approval. A mobile home cannot be used, and the property must be in Jefferson Davis Parish. Cash bond requires the whole amount. The sheriff describes surety as 12 percent of the total plus any added bondsman fee.

Bonds are accepted Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All bonds carry a listed $30 paperwork fee and are held until the case closes. These are posting rules. They do not promise same-day release or a set booking-out time. Once a judge grants bond, staff update the file and help the person contact a bondsman, but other holds and processing can still matter. Verify the recorded release rather than relying on a payment or displayed amount.

Consolidated Jail Release Logistics

No official page reviewed states routine release times, weekend or holiday booking-out procedures, a release door, family waiting point, transportation arrangements, property-return steps, or an error-correction workflow. Those are meaningful local gaps for people planning a pickup. The published bond hours are not general release hours, and a family pickup should not be sent to an assumed entrance.

Call detention staff with the booking number. Ask whether booking-out is complete, whether the person transferred, where an authorized pickup should wait, and how property return works in that situation. If a roster entry seems wrong, preserve the URL, access time, booking number, and screenshot, then describe the precise error to JDPSO. The public disclaimer warns about accuracy but does not publish a correction path.

Consolidated Jail ICE Transfers

ICE explains that a detainer requests notice and up to 48 hours of extra custody beyond an otherwise scheduled release so ICE may assume custody. When a real detainer appears in the record, Jefferson Davis Parish may enter a release even though the person moves into immigration custody. No official evidence reviewed established a local ICE detention contract. This is a conditional route, not a claim about normal jail practice.

Use the official ICE detainer explanation and ODLS only when detention staff, the court, counsel, or the record identifies an immigration link. Never infer one from a name or from absence on the parish roster. Ask the jail whether there was a receiving agency, then read any ICE result only as a statement about ICE custody.