Mississippi Inmate Search

Mississippi State Inmate Search is an online searchable database that enables you to search for inmates in the Mississippi Department of Corrections.  

The search results will include details such as the inmate's name, age, gender, race, location of incarceration, and release date.  

You can also search for inmates by facility, zip code, or city. The search is free and does not require registration. 

 In addition to the online search, you can also contact the Mississippi Department of Corrections directly to inquire about an inmate. You must provide the inmate's name, date of birth, and/or DOC number to do so.  

Here are the details you will need to contact the Mississippi DOC: 

• Phone: 601-359-5600  
• Fax: 601-359-5923  
• Email: [email protected]  
• Address: P.O. Box 6489 Jackson, MS 39286-6489 

The Mississippi Department of Corrections also offers a Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) system. Victims of crimes committed by inmates in the state can register for VINE to receive automatic notifications when an inmate is transferred, released, or escapes. 

Mississippi State Inmate Information Collection provides a comprehensive, searchable database of data related to inmates in the state of Mississippi.  

The database includes information on inmates' personal data, incarceration history, sentencing information, parole and probation information, and more. The information is collected from the Mississippi Department of Corrections and is updated regularly. 

Missouri Department of Corrections  

In Missouri, the Department of Corrections (DOC) is responsible for the care and custody of individuals who have been sentenced to prison.  

The DOC oversees all state prisons and provides services and programs to help inmates reintegrate back into the community. 

Inmates are assigned to one of the state's 21 prisons, depending on their security level. Inmates may be assigned to a minimum-security, medium-security, or maximum-security prison. 

Mississippi Inmate System and Records 

The Mississippi Department of Corrections is responsible for supervising inmates in the state's prison system.  

The MDOC also provides a variety of rehabilitation and re-entry services for inmates. Inmates in Mississippi are held in state prisons, county jails, and private prisons. Inmates in state prisons are usually serving longer sentences for more serious offenses.  

County jails hold inmates awaiting trial or serving short sentences for minor offenses. The state contracts private prisons to provide additional inmate housing. Access to these records comes from the data provided by corresponding sheriff's Departments. It might take a few hours or days for all records to be available through the Mississippi DOC system.