This is not a government office. Messages sent to this site do not reach LPSO, LPCC, a court, a police department, or Louisiana corrections.
Official Records and Custody Contacts
Use the site's contact method only for a broken link, accessibility concern, privacy question, or correction to explanatory text published here. Do not send Social Security numbers, account credentials, medical details, booking PINs, or other sensitive data. A site message cannot serve as a public-records request, legal filing, emergency report, or notice to a government agency.
Current parish custody. For present LPCC custody or booking intake, contact the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office. The main office is at 316 West Main Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501, and the main non-emergency number is 337-232-9211. LPCC/intake can be reached at 337-236-5400. Emergencies belong with 911. The public LPSO Offender Information page links to 365Labs, while LAVINE and VINELink provide participating custody searches and alerts.
Booking records. The LPSO Records Division is at 303 West Vermillion Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501. Its phone is 337-236-5845, and its request email is recordsrequest@lafayettesheriff.com. Mail may be addressed to Captain John Mowell, Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office, P.O. Box 3508, Lafayette, LA 70502. Published hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to noon and 1:00 to 4:45 p.m.; Friday, 8:00 to 11:45 a.m.
Courts and later custody. Use the Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court and 15th Judicial District Court for parish cases, or Lafayette City Court when it has jurisdiction. Louisiana DOC handles state custody. BOP and ICE operate separate federal and immigration locators. Choose the office that matches the record stage.
This site cannot confirm an arrest, obtain a record or photo, correct an agency database, cancel a warrant, accept payment, pass a message to someone in custody, or change a release decision. It cannot give legal advice. Charges are accusations, and every person remains presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.