Bail Bonds & Jail Info: Jackson, MS

Monday, April 11, 2011 MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
723 N. President Street
Jackson, MS 39202
(601) 359-5600

The Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) Community Corrections Division is responsible for protecting public safety through the supervision of probationers and parolees in the community.  In addition, Community Corrections is responsible for all residents in the restitution centers and inmates in the community work centers, in the intensive supervision program and on earned release supervision. 

There are three regions within the Community Corrections Division.

Deputy Commissioner Lora Cole oversees the division, which consists of:

·        17 Community Work Centers

·        4 Restitution Centers

·        Interstate Compact

·        Probation

·        Parole

·        Intensive Supervision Program

·        Earned Released Supervision

The Mission of the Mississippi Department of Corrections is to provide and promote public safety through efficient and effective offender custody, care, control and treatment consistent with sound correctional principles and constitutional standards.

The Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) approves Residential Transitional Centers for the housing of MDOC ex-offenders when such Transitional Centers meet the following standards:
1.   Complies with applicable local governmental zoning and permit codes;

2.   Provides safe and humane living conditions;

3.   Promotes paid employment opportunities for residents;

4.   Promotes pro-social and life skills for residents;

5.   Prepares residents for societal re-entry with economic self-reliance; and

6.   Provides program services and activities with the measurable objective of reducing recidivism.             

Statement of Purpose
The Mississippi Department of Corrections Community-Corrections Division exists to: provide for public safety, promote opportunities for positive behavioral change in the offenders under its supervision, secure provisions for community based assistance and services needed by the offenders, decrease criminal behavior and recidivism and serves as an alternative to incarceration.

How can I find out if someone has been sentenced to the Mississippi Department of Corrections?
Click on Inmate Search to search for active inmates.
Click on MS Parole Board parolee search to search for active parolees.
For all others contact the MDOC Records Department at 601-933-2889
If someone I know has been sentenced and is currently in jail, how can I get them out?
If you or someone you know is in need of a bail bond in Jackson, Mississippi, ExpertBail is here to help. With bail bond agents in every state that bail can be written, the ExpertBail Network of Agents can service your needs no matter where you or the defendant is located.

Alcorn County, Mississippi

Alcorn County, Mississippi
We are located at
305 South Fulton Drive
Corinth, Mississippi 38834
Phone: (662) 286-5521
Fax: (662) 286-7773

Our Jail Administrator: Pat Marlar
The Alcorn County Jail, is an 36 bed Tobacco Free Facility, it is designed to house County, State, Male and Female inmates. Inmates are not allowed to receive calls, Inmates are capable to make out going calls ONLY.
Visiting hours for the general population is Saturday between the hours 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Visiting hours for trusties is Sunday between the hours 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. The visits are conducted within the Visitor center, The Visitor center is designed so that no physical contact can be made, as such no items will be delivered to any inmates.

Follow the link if you need a bail bond agent in Alcorn County, Mississippi.

The Sheriff's Office prides itself in community involvement. Not only do the people of Alcorn County support the efforts of local Youth programs, they help provide for them as well.

We're it not for the businesses, parents, and caring supporters who contribute time, money, and resources we would not be able to provide any of the services currently offered. The people of this county have opened their arms and hearts to the kids around them. They have paid for equipment, supported fund raising events, volunteered expertise to teach kids new skills and activities, and in the process they have proven to surrounding communities just how good things can be.

The officers and volunteers involved in this process work diligently and at length to earn that commitment. We appreciate the contribution jour friends and neighbors make and hope to repay it through the success of our endeavors. An American author, James Baldwyn, once said, "Our children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them". We hold such thinking dear and believe that the people supporting us appreciate the common sense approach we have taken to close the gap between having problems and needing solutions.

We cordially request that the people of Alcorn County:
Give the businesses here, which help meet our needs, the first opportunity for your patronage. Support local charities first and get involved with your local school and civic activities. You might be surprised at the difference you make in your community… and in yourself.
Warmest regards......
Sheriff Charles Rinehart