Assumption Parish holds people at its detention center, 233 Hwy 1008, Napoleonville, LA 70390, which answers 24 hours a day at 985-369-7283. The sheriff's main office is at 985-369-7281, and the Juvenile Division can be reached at 985-369-8742.

1. Open the sheriff's Current Inmates page.
2. Type part of a last name to shrink the list.
3. Tap a name for booking date and charges.

Only people inside the Napoleonville building show up on that list.

Reporters and residents alike may ask the Napoleonville sheriff's office for a booking photo at 985-369-7281. Since August 1, 2024, Act 281 has allowed release before a conviction, and removal-for-pay sites must take a photo down within 7 days free of charge after an acquittal, dropped charge, pardon or expungement. ICE detainee photos come through ICE's FOIA page. The U.S. Marshals usually keep federal booking photos private.

Booking takes time, so wait a couple of hours after the arrest and then call the detention center at 985-369-7283. The person may have bonded out or be held in a nearby parish: the Ascension Parish Jail at 225-473-8674, the Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex at 985-449-4458, the Iberville Parish Jail at 225-687-3553, or the St. Martin Parish Jail in St. Martinville.

Yes. Deputies write summonses for many minor offenses. Nobody gets booked, but the court date on the paper must be kept, or a warrant issues. Napoleonville's mayor's court handles village violations.

Inside 72 hours of arrest for anyone held, not counting weekends and holidays, per Article 230.1. There, a 23rd Judicial District judge looks at bail and may name a lawyer. If the hearing never happens on time, the person is freed on their own signature.

A district judge considers the charge, record and risk of flight. The Assumption Parish sheriff accepts cash or a pledge of land. Some defendants are let out on their own signature. A licensed bondsman can also post it, charging no more than 12 percent. Our Assumption bail guide has the details.

Get the amount from 985-369-7283. Court records and bond refunds sit with the Clerk of Court in the courthouse, 4809 Hwy 1, Napoleonville, LA 70390, 985-369-6653, weekdays 8:30 to 4:30. Mail: P.O. Drawer 249, Napoleonville, LA 70390.

The 23rd Judicial District Court, which sits at the Napoleonville courthouse on Hwy 1. The DA for the 23rd district also has offices at 208 E. Railroad Avenue, Gonzales, LA 70737, 225-644-3333. Our court guide walks through arraignment and trial.

Whether someone qualifies for a public defender is settled by a Napoleonville judge, often at the first hearing. The defender's Gonzales office handles Assumption cases and answers Monday through Thursday and Friday mornings at 225-647-9673.

The online inmate list shows the charges at booking. For the filed charges, the docket number and the next court date, call the clerk at 985-369-6653 with the person's name and birthday.

Call the detention center at 985-369-7283 and ask for the medical staff. Tell the Napoleonville nurse each drug, its dose and where it is filled, and the jail decides what is given. Mention any risk of self-harm on that first call so staff can act on it.

Call 985-369-7283 for more information on schedules and rules. Our guides explain: - Visiting - Phone calls and messages - Deposits - Mail

Napoleonville commissary basics are in our commissary guide.

Expect a few hours after bond for records and property to be processed. Call the jail at 985-369-7283 before heading down Hwy 1008, so you aren't waiting in the parking lot in Napoleonville.

Once sentenced to DOC time, the person stays in Napoleonville until a state bed opens, then moves to a reception center. Call 225-383-4580 giving the DOC number, or a full legal name together with birthday. Each site is on our Louisiana state prisons list.

Phone the sheriff's office in Napoleonville at 985-369-7281 to learn if anything is active along Bayou Lafourche and what bond was attached. The parish does not publish names of wanted people, and there's no public statewide lookup in Louisiana. Before heading to Assumption Parish Detention Center, line up an attorney and the bond, so release can follow booking quickly. For a warrant tied to a missed court date, call the Clerk of Court at 4809 Hwy 1 (985-369-6653) and ask how Napoleonville judges reset a skipped date.

Children under 17 are kept out of Hwy 1008's adult cells; a juvenile judge rules on detention. The sheriff's Juvenile Division is at 985-369-8742. Since April 19, 2024, a 17-year-old is charged as an adult.

The case goes to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana in New Orleans; clerk at 500 Poydras Street, Room C151, New Orleans, LA 70130, 504-589-7600. A magistrate judge decides release terms under the Bail Reform Act (18 U.S.C. 3142) after pretrial services weighs in, rather than using a bail chart. The U.S. Marshals, 500 Poydras Street, Suite 724, New Orleans, LA 70130, 504-589-6079, may house the defendant in a parish jail. After sentencing, try the BOP inmate locator.

1. Fingerprints shared at booking can lead ICE to issue a detainer.
2. Making parish bail does not end it.
3. Napoleonville may hold the person up to 48 extra hours so ICE can pick them up.
4. No pickup means the detainer ends.
5. Act 314 of 2024 directs state cooperation with detainers.

The ICE detainee locator searches by A-number with birth country or by name and birthday. Field office for this region: 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087. Families in Napoleonville can call ICE's detention line at 888-351-4024.

Yes. Sign up at LA VINE, the free state notification service, for an automatic text, call or email when the person is transferred or released from the Napoleonville detention center.

Calls demanding gift cards or wire payments are not from the jail, even if the caller knows the person's name. Verify any bond with the detention center at 985-369-7283 before paying anyone.

• Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office: the whole parish, including Labadieville, Pierre Part and Belle Rose, 985-369-7281.
• Napoleonville: the only incorporated town, whose village hall is at 985-369-6365.

Every other community is unincorporated and patrolled by the sheriff. State troopers cover LA-1 and LA-70. Napoleonville emergencies go straight to 911.