East Baton Rouge Parish Parish Prison inmate search
The East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office operates East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
- main jail switchboard
- (225) 355-3311
- Address
- 2867 Brig Gen. Isaac Smith Ave in Baton Rouge, LA 70807
- Visiting
- Rules for visits and booking
- Operator
- East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office
- Facilities
- East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
Begin the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison inmate search with the sheriff's roster. If the arrest just happened, call the jail. New bookings don't show up on the online list immediately. You can call Central Booking at (225) 358-4009 any time, or reach the main switchboard at (225) 355-3311.
- Booking a visitIC Solutions
- Inmate phone serviceICS Corrections
Roster and inmate lookup for East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
To see who is in custody, use the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office inmate portal. This online list is run by the sheriff's office for the jail.
Someone who was just arrested won't show on the portal immediately. When a name is missing, call Central Booking at (225) 358-4009 or the bond and charges line at 225-308-3400. Calls are answered 24/7 on both lines.
Recent bookings and the inmate list at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
Officers bring arrested people to Central Booking, the intake desk where their names and charges are recorded. This desk serves many law enforcement agencies, and about 25 people are booked and released daily, per the Sheriff's Office Corrections page.
Intake steps must finish before a name appears on the online list. For a recent arrest, call Central Booking at (225) 358-4009 to check if someone has arrived.
Phone number for East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
Reach the main jail switchboard by calling (225) 355-3311. The Sheriff's Office Corrections page also lists two 24/7 lines: (225) 358-4009 for Central Booking and (225) 358-4005 for Bonding.
To check bond amounts and charges 24/7, call 225-308-3400, listed on the Prison Inmate List Disclaimer page. The Sheriff's Office Contact Us page gives (225) 358-4076 for Inmate Accounts and (225) 358-4000 for Inmate Records.
Detention center and address for East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
The facility sits at 2867 Brig Gen. Isaac Smith Ave in Baton Rouge, LA 70807. This building holds both the main jail and Central Booking, per the Sheriff's Office Corrections page. Call the main switchboard at (225) 355-3311 if you'd like directions before driving over.
East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff inmate search
The parish jail is run by the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office, which also maintains its custody records. Begin your search with the Prison Inmate List page on the sheriff's site; it leads to the live roster. You can also call Inmate Records at (225) 358-4000 for help.
Visiting at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
Video visits are free at kiosks inside the jail, but you must book ahead through IC Solutions. When scheduling online, pick the on-site option, per the Prison Inmate List page.
- Visits all happen by video with no physical contact, and every session is monitored by staff.
- Before anyone enters, officers check for warrants and run a body scan on each visitor.
- To get in, you must follow the facility's dress code.
Money, mail, and commissary at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
TextBehind, the paperless mail service, handles personal letters; see the Prison Inmate List Disclaimer page. Every mailing needs the facility name, a return address, and the person's name with their 10-digit ID. Cash, checks, money orders, gift cards, and legal mail: don't send any of these to TextBehind.
The jail store is called commissary. According to the Prison Inmate List page, checks or money orders are accepted by mail. Include the person's name and birth date. Never use Western Union. Address legal mail and payments to ATTN: Inmate Accounts, 2867 Brig Gen. The address continues: Isaac Smith Blvd.
Calls inmates make from East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
ICS Corrections handles the jail's phone calls. For account details, use the phone system link on the Prison Inmate List page. For billing or account questions, contact ICS Corrections or call Inmate Accounts at (225) 358-4076.
Mugshots: what shows up on the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison roster
Names, mugshots, and arrest records are never shown by County Jail Lookup. The details the sheriff's office publishes are on the East Baton Rouge Parish inmate portal; open it to see them. For current charges and bond amounts, call the 24/7 line at 225-308-3400.
Getting someone bailed out of East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
A bond is money or a legal promise given to the court so a person can go home until trial. Call 225-308-3400 for bond amounts and charges, or call Bonding 24/7 at (225) 358-4005, listed on the Sheriff's Office Corrections page.
Louisiana lets you hire a commercial bail company to arrange a surety bond, and courts may order drug testing or electronic monitoring. You can read how bail works or visit the Louisiana inmate search hub.
Release times at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison
The Sheriff's Office Corrections page says about 25 people are released from Central Booking each day. Warrant checks and paperwork take a while, so release times differ from person to person. Call Central Booking at (225) 358-4009 or Bonding at (225) 358-4005 to ask about a release.
Questions and answers
How can I check whether someone is held in East Baton Rouge Parish Prison?
Check the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office inmate roster first. For a recent arrest, call Central Booking at (225) 358-4009 or call 225-308-3400 for charges and bond amounts.
At East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, how long does release take?
There's no fixed release timer, though Central Booking releases about 25 people daily. Once bond is set up at (225) 358-4005, staff must finish final paperwork before release.
Sources
Call a bail agent (not the jail)
This line reaches a bail agent who can talk you through a bond at East Baton Rouge Parish Prison. It is not the jail and not a government office.
1-844-343-6285This call from County Jail Lookup goes to a bail agent, not the jail, and may be recorded so the agent keeps an exact note of the bond you asked about.
Speak with a lawyer about the case instead
Once you share a few details, a lawyer advertising here can reach out to you about the bond hearing, the release, or the charges.
