Lookup King William County Inmate Records

King William County Jail Roster

King William County uses the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing for current local and regional jail custody. The Sheriff's Office does not publish a separate county-operated jail roster because MPRSC is the custody facility for King William and four other member jurisdictions. The roster is free, no login was observed, and the public page gives a direct roster link for times when the embedded list is slow to load.

The roster should be read as a current custody tool, not a full archive. MPRSC does not publish a release-retention period, an old booking report archive, or a King William-only detainee count. If the person has been released, transferred, sentenced to VADOC, held federally, or moved into immigration detention, the correct search path changes. The agency fields in the profile help link a regional jail record back to King William County.

Use the King William Inmate Roster

The MPRSC roster is a live grid. It has column filters, paging, and a grouping panel rather than a single submit form. The name column is linked, so the row is only the starting point. The detail page is where the admission fields, mugshot area, bond information, and charge grid appear.

1. Open the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing. If the embedded frame does not load, use the direct roster link from that page.
2. Filter the Full Name column first, then use Age, Race, Sex, or Admit Date to narrow similar matches.
3. Open the linked name to view the detail profile.
4. Check Confining Agency, Charging Agency, and Arresting Agency before assuming the case is from King William County.
5. If the person is not listed, use FOIA, court records, VADOC, BOP, ICE ODLS, or VINELink based on the custody stage.

The MPRSC current inmate listing page shows the embedded roster and tells users to use the direct window if the page loads slowly.

That source page is the safest starting point because it connects readers to the official roster instead of a third-party copy.

King William Roster Search Fields

The roster search fields are the visible grid columns. Hidden grid metadata exists for first name, middle name, last name, primary charge court type, and primary charge, but those fields were not visible as ordinary public columns in the inspected grid. Search with the public columns first and then verify the agency and charge data in the detail profile.

King William Inmate Profile Fields

An MPRSC profile can show more than the roster row. The research observed a mugshot area, a profile data table, and a charge grid. It did not show a public booking number, housing unit, projected release date, magistrate name, warrant number, attorney, case number, fingerprints, address, or Social Security number. Those fields are either not public in that view or not part of the roster display.

Bond or court-date blanks should be treated with care. A blank field on a jail profile does not prove that no bond order, hold, court case, or hearing exists.

County State Federal Inmate Lookup

King William County inmate records are spread across several systems because the custody stage matters. The jail roster covers current MPRSC custody. The VADOC locator covers state custody and supervision after transfer or sentencing. The BOP locator covers federal inmates, and ICE ODLS covers immigration detainees. VINELink can send custody notifications, but it is not the official record source.

King William County Jail Facility

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center is the only detention facility in the project Facility Map. It serves five member jurisdictions and is operated by the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Jail Authority. King William's Jail Authority representatives listed by MPRSC are Sheriff T.D. "Don" Lumpkin and Hon. Brenton J. Bohannon.

Booking Process in King William County

A typical King William arrest moves from law-enforcement custody to magistrate or bond processing, then to MPRSC if release does not occur right away. At intake, MPRSC creates or updates the jail custody record, records admission date and time, records demographics and physical descriptors, and may publish a booking photo. Charges and holds can then appear in the public charge grid.

Classification and housing are internal jail functions. The public roster does not show pod, cell, or housing unit. The court record is also separate. King William General District Court handles misdemeanor criminal cases, traffic criminal cases, and preliminary felony hearings. Circuit Court handles felony trials, grand juries, appeals, and some certified juvenile felony matters. Booking charges may change once the Commonwealth's Attorney and courts act.

Request King William Booking Records

When the roster no longer shows a person, use the public-records request channels. MPRSC FOIA Officer Andrea Kinser receives requests by U.S. mail, fax, email, in person, and phone. King William County states that Sheriff's Office records requests should route through the county JustFOIA portal, and the county FOIA page says requests should identify existing records with reasonable specificity.

Virginia FOIA gives agencies time to respond and allows charges for actual costs. It also allows withholding or redaction when a specific exemption applies.

King William Jail Visitation Rules

MPRSC visitation is built around Securus video visits and a weekday lobby. On-site video visits require a Securus account, an uploaded photo and driver's license, advance scheduling, and arrival with the confirmation email and PIN. Official pages contain a weekly allowance tension: one source says up to two free 30-minute on-site visits per week, while visitor rules say one 30-minute visit per week. Confirm the current allowance before scheduling.

Contact a King William Inmate

Personal inmate mail goes through Securus Digital Mail Service, not directly to the jail. Use the format: Inmate Name and ID Number, Middle Peninsula Regional Jail, VA C/O Securus DMS, PO Box 22706, Tampa, FL 33622. Legal mail, publications from approved sellers, and money orders go directly to Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center at the Saluda address. Packages and certified mail are returned.

MPRSC uses Securus for phone and video services. Inmate phone access is usually 8:30 AM-10:30 PM. Incoming calls, third-party collect calls, and credit-card calls are not authorized. General messages are not forwarded, but verified emergency messages may be left at 804-758-2338 ext. 238.

No Bond

A public bond type label showing ordinary bond release is not available for that listed charge or hold.

Confining Agency

The custody authority holding the person.

Charging Agency

The agency or jurisdiction tied to the listed charge.

Work Release

A program allowing eligible inmates to leave custody for employment under rules.

Commissary and Inmate Funds

Money orders and certified checks can be mailed or personally delivered to the facility for deposit to an inmate's commissary account. Cash and credit card deposits are available through the JailATM lobby kiosk during lobby hours, and online deposits are available through JailATM.com. JailATM fees are shown at the transaction point.