New Orleans Jail, Louisiana Inmates

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The New Orleans Jail, located at the New Orleans Adult Detention Facility, is one of the local jails in the state of Louisiana’s criminal justice system. This jail is a major maximum-security facility managed by the locally elected Sheriff. It provides secure confinement of inmates at the local level. In turn, it protects public safety and assists the court in the execution of its duties. Most of these inmates are from New Orleans.

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The jails in the state of Louisiana are quite independent. Hence, they adopt new technologies, programs, and practices to facilitate their operations. In line with this, the public can search for an inmate held at the New Orleans Jail by using the inmate search feature at the Sheriff’s Office website. Or, the public can request the updated list of the current inmates at the facility.

To send mail or a package to an inmate held at the New Orleans Jail, the member of the public needs to address the mail to:

Inmate's First and Last Name

715 South Broad Street, New Orleans, LA, 70119

The sender should indicate their name and mailing address at the top left corner of the mail of package.

The New Orleans Jail relies on TouchPay to facilitate sending money to an inmate, or make municipal or court payments. Members of the public may send money to inmates held at the New Orleans City by depositing the funds to the inmate’s TouchPay accounts via:

1) Credit card via telephone

2) Internet

3) The Kiosk at the New Orleans Jail lobby

The New Orleans Jail allows inmates to receive or make phone calls to pre-approved friends or family members. These phone calls are limited to certain hours of the day, except for instances when the facility is on lockdown. All phone conversations are recorded. And, some phone providers may collect voice prints for their database. Call New Orleans Jail at 504-821-2222 for clarification.

Inmates at the New Orleans Jail can receive a visitation from their legal guardians, parents, grandparents every Saturday between 10:00 a.m. and, 11:00 a.m., or 1:00 pm to 4.30 pm. But, the inmate’s attorney, probation officer, or social worker may visit anytime. There are strict rules regarding identification, clothing attire, items allowed to the facility, and ban on smoking or carrying tobacco products during the visitation.