Louisiana State Police Barracks Inmate Search and Prison Information

• 7919 Independence Blvd P.O. Box 66614, Baton Rouge, LA, 70896-6614
• Website
• 225-925-6169

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Louisiana State Police Barracks, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a male medium custody prison. The prison sits beside East Baton Rouge Parish County and another county line and has three dormitories. The Louisiana State Police Barracks has 38 segregation cells and a central administration building. Louisiana State Police Barracks has an offender capacity of 845. Offenders indulge in prison tasks that include: prison’s kitchen, clothes house, Department of Transportation, janitorial tasks, and maintenance.

Inmates incarcerated in the Louisiana State Police Barracks enjoy the following programs:

• Chaplaincy Services
• Work Programs
• Educational and Vocational Programs
• Transitional Services
• Prisoner Life Programs
• Offender Family Service

Inmate Search

To search for information about an inmate incarcerated in the Louisiana State Police Barracks, there are several authorized online sites. Even more convenient, you can search for your inmate on the Louisiana Department of Public Safety Offender Public Information or Louisiana State Police Barracks websitewebsite.

You need to fill out the following details:

• Offender Status
• First, Last, and Middle Name
• Offender Number
• Age Range
• Gender
• Race
• Ethnic Group
• Birth Date

Sending a Mail/Package

The Louisiana State Police Barracks permits inmates to write and receive letters from family and friends. The Louisiana State Police Barracks checks incoming mail for unauthorized items. The letter must contain the inmate’s prison ID and addressed in this format:

Offender Name and ID Number

Louisiana State Police Barracks

7919 Independence Blvd
P.O. Box 66614, Baton Rouge, LA, 70896-6614

Official and legal mail is mandatorily opened before the offenders before getting checked for illegal and authorized items.

The Louisiana State Police Barracks provides a pre-approved list of packages on their website, so you directly shop by entering the inmate’s ID number.

Sending Money

The Louisiana State Police Barracks works with JPay to provide money sending options to inmates. The Louisiana State Police Barracks does not process money orders. Money orders are sent to Jpay with a deposit slip.

Here are five forms of sending funds:

• Money orders
• Online
• Jpay Mobile App
• Toll-free phone
• Walk-in Cash

Phone Calls

Louisiana State Police Barracks allows inmates to make and receive calls. The Louisiana State Police Barracks works with GTL in billing the calls. Family and friends can deposit money through AdvancePay prepaid option or the offender’s PIN debit phone account, so the inmate makes calls to authorized phone numbers.

Visitations

The Louisiana State Police Barracks permits inmates to receive visitors once per week, not exceeding two hours. They can only receive three approved visitors per session.

For special visits, call the Louisiana State Police Barracks Staff at 225-925-6169. Special visits run between 9 am and 3 pm from Monday to Friday. Security Threat Group (STG) and Segregation inmates have non-contact visitations by appointment.

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