Search Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex Inmates

LPCC Inmate Roster

Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office identifies Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex, often shortened to LPCC, as the current parish-wide confinement facility in Thibodaux. It is operated by LPSO and serves Lafourche Parish, the City of Thibodaux, the Town of Lockport, the Town of Golden Meadow, Port Fourchon Harbor Police, Louisiana State Police, and other state or federal agencies when a person is held locally. That mix matters. A person on the Lafourche Parish jail roster may have a new local charge, a municipal arrest, a sentence, a probation or parole detainer, or another agency hold.

LPCC began operations in January 2019. LPSO says it replaced the former Lafourche Parish Detention Center, which is permanently closed. Older paperwork and some state listings may still use the old detention-center name or a Highway 3185 address, but the controlling local jail source uses Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex and the Veterans Boulevard address. For current arrest-booking, visitation, mail, and bond questions, use the LPCC name and phone number. For broader custody context across the parish, the Lafourche Parish Transitional Work Program is a separate work-release facility, not the main arrest-booking jail.

The official LPCC page is a useful source for the jail name, mission, location, phone, and facility links. This image comes from the LPSO Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex page.

Use that official page as the address and phone reference when another public list still names the old Lafourche Parish Detention Center.

LPCC Custody Count

Population numbers for Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex need careful wording. A Louisiana 2021 RTC table line for "Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex and Female TWP" lists capacity as 520. LPSO did not post a newer official LPCC-only capacity on the public jail page. A public roster API query inspected on June 16, 2026 returned a total record count of 759, but that count is a live roster count, not an audited average daily population report.

The live count can include current jail rows, TWP rows, sentence entries, agency holds, and records shaped by jail-management configuration. It should not be compared straight to the 2021 capacity line as if both numbers measure the same thing. The safest use is practical: the roster count shows how many public custody records were returned at inspection, while the RTC figure gives a sourced historical capacity reference.

LPCC Inmate Lookup

The correct first lookup channel for Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex is the LPSO Zuercher inmate roster, labeled by LPSO as "Who's In Jail" and "Inmate Roster." The roster is for current local custody at LPCC and related Lafourche jail rows. It is different from the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections locator, which is used after a person is sentenced to state custody or is in a DOC program.

1. Open the LPSO inmate roster and start with a name search when a full or partial name is known.
2. Use race, sex, in-custody date, or arrest date only to narrow a crowded result set.
3. Confirm identity with DOB, race, sex, cell block, and arrest date before relying on a match.
4. Read the hold-reasons text for charges, bond, court division, sentence entries, detainers, and added holds.
5. If the person is missing, call LPCC, check LA VINE or VINELink, and use Louisiana DPS&C for sentenced state custody.

This roster image comes from the official LPSO inmate roster portal and shows the public search interface for Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex records.

The roster is the fastest public channel, but a phone call to LPCC is still the right fallback when release, transfer, or a no-bond hold may have changed after the last online update.

LPCC Jail Contact

Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex handles jail information, local custody checks, visit questions, mail routing, and bond transactions tied to the parish jail. Call before traveling when the issue depends on a current inmate status, visitor approval, accessibility needs, or a bond that may have more than one hold attached.

For public records that are not visible on the roster, LPSO routes requests through the Custodian of Records. The public-records form supports mail or email submission to Chief Deputy Roy Gros, P.O. Box 5608, Thibodaux, LA 70302, roy-gros@lpso.net. Specific record requests work better than broad requests because the form asks for names, dates of birth, case numbers, incident dates, date ranges, and the record sought.

LPCC Inmate Visits

LPCC visitation uses video visitation through ICSolutions The Visitor. LPSO tells visitors to contact LPCC for the current visiting days and hours, so no invented weekly schedule should be used. The rules are specific even though the public page does not post a full calendar: each inmate is limited to one 15-minute visit, and up to two visitors must meet together rather than taking separate visits.

Visitors must be on the inmate's approved visitation list and must have valid identification. A visitor must be at least 17 unless properly approved. Children are not allowed during normal visitation unless the Warden or designee authorizes the visit. The dress code bans short skirts or shorts, sleeveless shirts or blouses, tank tops, low-cut blouses, pants below the waist, and see-through clothing. Visitors may not bring packages.

This visitation image is from the LPSO Correctional Complex visitation guidelines.

Those rules should be checked before registration because the public page sends people to LPCC for current hours and day assignments.

LPCC Inmate Commissary

Mail for a Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex inmate should use the inmate's full name and the LPCC mailing address. LPSO states that correspondence and money orders can be mailed, while cash and packages cannot be mailed. The research did not locate a postcard-only rule, mail scanning rule, or published phone-call rate in the official LPSO material, so those details should be confirmed with the jail rather than guessed.

For online deposits and commissary ordering, the matching source is Tiger Commissary for Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex.

Tiger Commissary is a money and ordering channel, not a custody locator. Confirm the inmate remains at LPCC before sending funds.

LPCC Booking Intake

LPCC is the local booking and intake point after many Lafourche Parish arrests. Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure article 228 requires an arrested person to be taken promptly to a jail or police station for booking. The booking entry must include the person's name and address, property taken, the date and time of booking, and a booking information summary. The public roster then shows a narrower set of fields such as name, demographic fields, arrest date, cell block, and hold reasons.

The practical custody flow is arrest, transport to LPCC, property inventory, identity check, charge or hold entry, internal fingerprint and photo process, medical or mental-health screening, classification, housing assignment, and bond or first-appearance handling. The roster can later show added holds, sentence text, probation or parole detainers, and court-division bond notes. A booking row is not the final court record. Formal charges and case events move through the District Attorney and Clerk of Court after the arrest.

LPCC Inmate Bond

LPSO publishes a detailed bonding information page for Lafourche Parish. Bond transactions can be completed at LPCC or the South Lafourche Sub-Station when the bond type allows it. A roster record may show a bond amount, "No Bond," a court division, or an added hold. Confirm all holds before posting money because one unresolved detainer can keep the person in custody.

LPCC Jail Programs

LPSO describes Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex as a constitutional, safe, secure, efficient, new-generation jail. The program language is local and broad. It names education, mental health, medical care, jail ministry and religion, drug and alcohol dependency services, family support systems, domestic violence programming, technical and vocational programming, and other alternatives meant to return productive citizens to the community.

The Corrections Department page also ties LPCC labor and programming to local services. Inmates prepare meals for Lafourche Parish Head Start, senior citizens in Lafourche and Terrebonne Parishes, and inmates and jail staff. PREA information is linked from the corrections pages. Current grievance methods, inspection scores, and detailed medical request procedures were not located in the official pages reviewed.

For old address conflicts, rely on LPSO's current LPCC page for the active parish jail. The Louisiana DPS&C Lafourche page still has a local-jails listing for the older Lafourche Parish Detention Center name and Highway 3185 address, but LPSO says that detention center was replaced and permanently closed when LPCC began operations in January 2019.