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Municipal Releases in Pearl River

Municipal officers in Poplarville or Picayune can make an arrest, issue a citation, or transfer a person for county booking. The research did not verify a separately searchable long-term municipal jail in either city. Picayune Police has an official department and records section, and Picayune Municipal Court is a durable city-case source. No independent Poplarville municipal roster or long-term holding facility was found.

The verified facility map therefore treats this as the municipal arrest and holding layer. It does not invent a city jail. If the person was booked into Lenoir Rowell, the county portal may list Picayune or another municipal department in the Arrest Agency field. The county Release Date then marks the end of the county booking. The municipal court or agency record explains the city case and its outcome.

Trace a Picayune Arrest

Start with the Picayune Police Department when its officers made the arrest. Identify the date, location, person, and report or case number if known. Determine whether police issued a citation or release, held the person briefly, or transferred the person to Lenoir Rowell. A police incident record and a jail booking are separate records even when they describe the same event.

1. Confirm Picayune Police as the arresting agency.
2. Ask whether the person was cited, released, or booked into the county jail.
3. Search BlueHorse by name and date when county booking occurred.
4. Open the matching booking and inspect Arrest Agency and Release Date.
5. Check Picayune Municipal Court for the city disposition when it kept jurisdiction.
6. Follow county, state, or federal records if the matter moved beyond the city.

The Picayune Municipal Court is at 5000 Wildwood Drive and keeps city-case information. Its listed phone is 601-798-9773. A court disposition can explain the legal outcome but does not replace the jail’s physical release entry when Lenoir Rowell held the person.

Trace a Poplarville Arrest

No independently documented Poplarville municipal inmate roster or public long-term city jail was confirmed. Do not search for an assumed facility. Instead, identify the arrest agency from the citation, incident record, court file, or Lenoir Rowell booking. Then ask whether the person was released at the municipal level or transported to the county jail.

When county booking occurred, use the official Sheriff or County Jail page to reach BlueHorse. Current Inmates reflects an active county booking. Past Inmate, when publicly enabled, is the relevant view after departure. Match the Book Date and Arrest Agency, then inspect Release Date, bond, detainer, farm-out, and court fields. Call Inmate Records when the destination or disposition is missing.

Municipal and County Records

Three records may exist for one city arrest. The police record documents the arrest or incident. The county booking record documents intake and departure from Lenoir Rowell. The court record documents charges, bond orders, dismissal, plea, judgment, or another disposition. None should be made to do the others’ work.

A charge is not a conviction, and a booking photo does not establish the court outcome. Pair the release log with the case record for an accurate statement.

Picayune Records Contact

Picayune Police Records is at 5000 Wildwood Drive, Picayune, MS 39466. The listed phone is 601-798-7411 and fax is 601-798-7412. The official page states weekday office hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It publishes prices for some municipal police records, but those prices must not be applied to sheriff jail records.

The published municipal figures are $15 for an accident report, $15 for an incident report plus $1 per page beginning with the fifth and later pages, and $25 for video reproduction. They are Picayune police-record facts. Pearl River Sheriff release logs and booking photos have no fixed fee verified in the research, so request an estimate from the county custodian.

Request a Municipal Release Record

Ask the municipal agency for the narrow arrest or incident record it maintains. Include the person’s full name, one identifying detail, date and place, and report number if known. Ask whether the record shows citation, station release, or transfer for county booking. If transfer occurred, request the Lenoir Rowell booking and release record separately from Inmate Records at 601-403-2511.

For the county request, seek booking number, booked and released date and time, release authority, destination custodian, bond reference, detainer disposition, and booking photograph as applicable. The Mississippi Public Records Act allows actual-cost fees and permits redaction or withholding under applicable exemptions. Ask for an itemized estimate and for segregable nonexempt material.

Records may sit with more than one court. Picayune Municipal Court handles city matters. Justice Court covers misdemeanors and felony preliminaries in its jurisdiction. Circuit and County Court matters use MEC. Search the court that had authority rather than assuming all cases appear in one system.

Municipal Transfer Clues

The Arrest Agency field can preserve the municipal source even though Lenoir Rowell became the physical custodian. A Release Date can then mark bond, court release, time served, or transfer. Bonds, detainers, farm-out location, and state or federal identifiers help direct the next check, but the public configuration may not show every field.

Pearl River County’s jail hosts state and federal categories as well as county prisoners. Thus, municipal arrest can be the first step in a longer custody chain. A city arrest may lead to county booking, then MDOC, USMS, ICE, BOP, another county, or the community. Verify each link with the record created at that stage.

Arrest agency

The department credited with making the arrest.

Booking custodian

The facility that recorded intake and held the person.

Disposition

The legal outcome recorded by the court.

Transfer

Movement to a new custodian rather than freedom from custody.

Municipal Release Search Limits

No municipal release feed, city inmate archive, dedicated sheriff app, or documented long-term city jail was confirmed. Do not claim real-time update timing or a fixed archive period. The practical chain is municipal police, Lenoir Rowell when booked there, the correct court, and any receiving agency.

A no-result can mean citation, spelling variation, recent processing, sealed or expunged material, a record outside the portal, or no county booking. It cannot prove that an arrest did not occur or that release happened. Confirm the exact event with the originating office.

The Pearl River County released-inmate search connects this municipal route with county, state, and federal custody while keeping each record’s scope clear.

Reconcile a Municipal Release

A complete municipal search starts with agency identity. A citation, incident report, or court notice may name Picayune Police, a Poplarville officer, or another department. If Lenoir Rowell accepted the person, BlueHorse can preserve that department in Arrest Agency even though the sheriff became the booking custodian. Note the Book Date and booking number so the police, jail, and court records can be matched.

When Past Inmate is public, search by first and last name, a date range, Perm ID, or State ID as available. Open the correct booking and read Release Date separately from Book Date. The platform can also expose bonds, detainers, court history, charges, case number, and farm-out details, but Pearl River County controls which fields appear. A blank field is a reason to contact Inmate Records, not a reason to invent the missing outcome.

Picayune Police Records can supply the municipal incident or arrest record. Its official contact is 601-798-7411, with fax 601-798-7412, at 5000 Wildwood Drive. The listed weekday hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Published report and video prices apply to those municipal products only. They do not establish the price of a sheriff release log or county booking photograph.

Next use the court with jurisdiction. Picayune Municipal Court maintains city matters and can be reached at 601-798-9773. Justice Court handles misdemeanors and felony preliminary work within its role. Circuit and County Court criminal matters use MEC. A police report states what the agency recorded, the jail log states movement, and the court file states the legal outcome.

Finally, check destination clues. A bond or signed release order can support return to the community. A detainer, farm-out entry, TOMIS number, federal reference, or receiving-agency notice can show that custody continued. The municipal arrest layer ends when the city releases or transfers the person, but a later county, state, or federal custodian must document its own release.