Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Roster

MPRSC Inmate Overview

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, often shortened to MPRSC, is the regional jail serving Essex County, King and Queen County, King William County, Middlesex County, and Mathews County. It is operated by the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Jail Authority. For King William County, the jail authority representation listed by MPRSC includes Sheriff T.D. "Don" Lumpkin and Hon. Brenton J. Bohannon. That regional structure matters because a King William arrest may be booked at MPRSC even though the jail building is in Saluda.

MPRSC holds adults at the local and regional jail stage. That includes pretrial detainees who have not had a final case outcome, locally sentenced inmates, weekend inmates, work release participants, people in the Electronic Incarceration Program, and people held on charges or warrants from member or outside jurisdictions. The facility is not a Virginia Department of Corrections state prison. A state-sentenced person may leave the MPRSC roster after transfer and later appear in the Virginia Department of Corrections inmate and supervisee locator.

MPRSC Capacity and Population

MPRSC publishes one facility-wide population picture, not a separate daily count for King William County detainees. Its homepage states a rated capacity of 121 inmates. The Virginia Board of Local and Regional Jails FY2024/2025 capacity report lists Middle Peninsula Regional with 306 permanent beds, 20 temporary beds, 5 special-purpose beds, actual capacity of 306, rated capacity of 121, and annualized average daily population of 171.82. Those figures are facility-wide for the regional jail and should not be treated as a King William-only inmate count.

The recent average daily population trend was 155.52 in FY2022, 142.11 in FY2023, and 171.82 in FY2024/2025. Each recent report kept the rated capacity at 121. The latest report also separated the larger physical capacity figure from the rated capacity figure, which is why both numbers appear in official material.

Search MPRSC Inmates

Current regional jail custody is searched through the MPRSC current inmate listing or the direct roster frame at 146.168.173.101/DCN/inmates. The roster is a live grid with filters, grouping, paging, and clickable detail links. The list shows public custody records for people currently held at MPRSC, which can include King William County inmates and people booked for other member jurisdictions or outside agencies.

The MPRSC current inmate listing page shows the live roster link and is the best starting point for a regional jail lookup.

View the MPRSC current inmate listing source page for the roster shown in this screenshot.

The roster screenshot reflects the public listing page, while individual custody status can change as releases, transfers, bonds, and court orders are processed.

1. Open the MPRSC roster page and allow time for the grid to load if the direct frame is slow.
2. Search or filter by full name, age, race, sex, admit date, or another visible grid field.
3. Open the inmate profile and confirm the confining agency, booking details, and charge rows.
4. If the person is not listed, check VADOC after state transfer, the BOP locator for federal custody, ICE ODLS for immigration detention, or Virginia VINELink for notifications.

Individual MPRSC detail pages can show a mugshot, demographics, admit date and time, confining agency, and a charge grid with agency and bond fields. A booking charge on the jail roster is not the same as a conviction. Court records should be checked separately when the case outcome matters.

MPRSC Lookup Boundaries

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center is the right search channel for current local or regional jail custody. A person who was arrested in King William County may be booked there for an initial appearance, bond review, local sentence, or short-term hold. Once the person is sentenced to state custody or moved to a federal or immigration system, the MPRSC roster may no longer be the right place to search.

MPRSC roster

Use it for current regional jail custody, including pretrial, local sentence, weekend, work release, EIP, or agency holds.

VADOC locator

Use it after state transfer or when the person is under Virginia Department of Corrections custody or supervision.

BOP Inmate Locator

Use it for federal inmates from 1982 to present, not routine King William County jail bookings.

ICE Online Detainee Locator System

Use it for immigration detainee searches. MPRSC is not documented as a King William ICE facility.

Virginia VINELink

Use it for custody notifications and alert registration, not as the sole official jail roster.

For more detail on roster fields and booking records, the county custody process is covered on the King William County jail inmate records page. That page is useful when the question is not just where the person is held, but what the booking record may show.

MPRSC Address and Contact

The facility contact line is the public starting point for custody and visit questions that the roster does not answer. MPRSC also publishes a separate FOIA process for public records requests. FOIA is the route for existing public records that are not visible on the live roster, subject to Virginia exemptions, redactions, response time, and possible costs.

For driving directions, MPRSC says to take Route 17 to Route 33, then turn at the traffic light by the old Courthouse onto Oakes Landing Road. The jail is on the right after the new Courthouse. Visitor parking, entry access, and holiday changes should be confirmed with the facility before travel.

MPRSC Visitation Rules

MPRSC public visits use Securus for on-site video visits and remote video visits. On-site video visits require a Securus account, an uploaded photo, an uploaded driver's license or ID, and scheduling at least 24 hours in advance. Visitors should arrive 5 to 10 minutes early with the confirmation email and PIN. Public visitors are subject to search, and visits are monitored and recorded except for protected professional visits.

Visitors need valid picture identification, such as a driver's license or state ID with an address. MPRSC visitor rules also restrict clothing, personal items, food, papers, pictures, keys, cell phones, tobacco, lighters, and disruptive behavior. Purses should be left in vehicles and coats in the lobby. Religious headwear may be allowed at the lobby officer's discretion.

MPRSC Mail and Money

Mail routing at Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center has a strict split. Personal mail goes to the Securus DMS address in Tampa for scanning and later access on tablets or kiosks. Legal mail, publications from approved publishers or sellers, and money orders go directly to the Saluda facility address. Packages and certified mail are returned, and contraband may be seized.

Money can be placed on an inmate account by certified check or money order mailed or delivered to the facility, through the JailATM lobby kiosk during lobby hours, or online at JailATM.com. MPRSC says the kiosk accepts cash and credit cards. JailATM fees are shown during the transaction. Verified emergency messages may be left at 804-758-2338 ext. 238, but ordinary personal messages are not forwarded.

MPRSC Fee Schedule

MPRSC publishes a detailed inmate fee schedule. Medical co-pays, work release fees, Electronic Incarceration Program costs, GPS tracking, replacement wristbands, and handbook replacement charges are listed by the facility. These are not court fines or bond amounts. They are jail program, medical, or property fees charged under facility policy.

MPRSC Booking and Programs

Booking at MPRSC is the regional jail intake point for local custody. After arrest, a person may be processed with identification details, admit date and time, agency data, and charge information. The roster may show the charging agency and arresting agency, including King William County or another jurisdiction. If a court changes bond, releases the person, transfers the person, or sends the person to state custody, the roster can change quickly.

The facility also documents programs that are more specific than a basic holding jail. Group programs include Adult Literacy, AA, GED Testing and Preparation, Life Skills, Mental Health Services, NA, Religious Study, Substance Abuse, and WRAP. Community programs include Electronic Incarceration and Work Release. Work Release may allow an eligible inmate to leave the facility for employment under court recommendation and facility rules.

Pretrial detainee

A person held before a final court outcome, often while bond, charges, or hearings are pending.

Locally sentenced inmate

A person serving a jail sentence at the regional facility instead of a state prison term.

Work release

A structured jail program that may allow approved employment away from the facility during set hours.

EIP

Electronic Incarceration Program, a community custody option used only when approved under facility and court rules.

About MPRSC Records

MPRSC publishes live roster information, visitor instructions, inmate mail rules, money deposit options, phone details, programs, fees, PREA information, and FOIA instructions. Virginia law treats public records as open unless an exemption applies, but jail records can contain law-enforcement, privacy, security, medical, juvenile, or investigation limits. A current roster entry is useful for custody checks, but it is not a full court history or a guarantee of final charge outcome.

King William County users should keep the location split in mind. The courthouse and Sheriff's Office are in King William, while the regional jail is in Saluda. For custody status, use MPRSC. For state prison custody after transfer, use VADOC. For federal custody, use BOP. For immigration detention, use ICE ODLS. For alert registration, use VINELink. Each system answers a different question.