Iberia Parish Jail Roster Overview
The Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office maintains the official inmate lookup feature through its app and app-backed feed. The research identifies the public feed at Iberia Sheriff Inmate Search, with search and sort enabled in the app configuration. The feed is designed to show people booked in the correctional facility and is linked to the official Sheriff app ecosystem.
The roster is a custody source, not a full court file. It can show whether a person is in custody and basic booking details. It does not replace the Clerk's criminal case record, the DA's prosecution status, district court capias records, or city-court warrant information. It also does not guarantee a mugshot because inspected examples used missing-image profile placeholders.
The official Sheriff jail information page is the source for jail operations and custody context.
Use it with the inmate feed when a roster entry needs jail-office follow-up.
Use the Iberia Parish Inmate Roster
The Sheriff app feed supports search and sorting, with default sorting by recent date according to the research. A name search should be treated as a current-custody check. If the person is not listed, call the Sheriff before assuming the person is not in custody, especially if the arrest was recent, the person was transferred, or the custody issue involves a city, state, federal, or other local agency hold.
- Open the Sheriff app inmate search or the official inmate feed linked from the research.
- Search by visible name content or review the date-sorted booking list.
- Open the inmate profile and compare the name, inmate ID, custody status, and booked date.
- Check the reporting agency and phone number when the custody record needs confirmation.
- Use court records separately for charges, pleas, dispositions, sentences, and warrants.
The Google Play app listing is one official source for the Iberia Parish Sheriff mobile app.
The app listing confirms the public mobile route for the roster and related Sheriff services.
Iberia Parish Roster Search Fields
The app configuration captured in the research shows search and sort controls rather than a traditional county web form with fixed required fields. Result data is app-driven, and the visible records include identity, custody, booking, and reporting-agency fields. The table below reflects the documented search and result fields.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search | App search box | Optional | Search is enabled in the app feed and likely searches visible inmate names or content. |
| Sort | App sort control | Optional | App config includes showSort and default date-descending sort. |
| Name/title | Result field | N/A | Last name, first or middle name in the result title. |
| Inmate ID | Profile field | N/A | Numeric inmate ID visible in profile content and JSON. |
| Custody Status | Profile field | N/A | Example value in inspected feed was IN. |
| Booked Date | Profile field | N/A | Date and time shown with Central time context. |
Iberia Parish Inmate Profile Fields
The inspected sample inmate feed showed public fields but also clear limits. The record included identity and custody information, with charge-array placeholders in the JSON. Detailed charge descriptions, bond, courtroom, magistrate, warrant number, and release flags were not visible in the inspected sample entries. That matters because a jail profile should not be read as the full criminal case file.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Title or name | The visible name label for the inmate record. |
| Inmate ID | The numeric inmate identifier shown in the public content block. |
| Gender, race, age | Basic demographic fields shown in inspected records. |
| Custody status | Whether the person is shown as in custody, with custody status code or label. |
| Custody status date | Date tied to the custody-status update. |
| Booked date | Date and time of booking shown in the roster content. |
| Reporting agency | Agency name, address, and phone tied to the custody record. |
| Charge array | JSON placeholders for charge code and description; detailed values were not visible in inspected examples. |
Note: The sample feed did not show bond or courtroom fields, so use the court or Sheriff for those questions.
Iberia Parish Jail Contact
The official jail page identifies the Iberia Parish Jail as the local jail facility. It states that the jail can hold up to 512 prisoners and has about 65 employees overseeing daily operations. The facility holds New Iberia city inmates, Iberia Parish inmates, state prisoners, federal prisoners, and prisoners for other local agencies, so the same roster can include several custody sources.
Iberia Parish Jail
Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office
4701 West Admiral Doyle Drive
New Iberia, LA 70560
Administrative Office: 337-369-3714
Dispatch: 337-369-3711
Call for current visitation and custody rules.
Iberia Parish Booking Records
Booking records are the bridge between arrest and court. The jail feed can show the booked date, custody status, reporting agency, and inmate ID. Court charges and first court dates may lag behind the booking event because the DA must accept, amend, or decline charges and the Clerk must create or update the case record. A person can also be held for another agency, state prisoner status, or federal matter.
The Sheriff app description says users can view inmates booked in the correctional facility and post bail. Jail money and communication deposits are not the same as bond. Bond, court appearance, warrant, or charge questions should be confirmed with the Sheriff's Office, the court handling the case, or the Clerk before sending money through a commissary or communications provider.
Iberia Parish Visitation Schedule
The official sources inspected did not publish a detailed visitation schedule, visitor ID rules, dress code, child rules, attorney-visit hours, or mail format. The only visitation-related service located in the research was CorrectPay for video visitation and messaging deposits. Use the Sheriff's Office phone numbers before planning a visit, sending mail, or funding a video account.
| Topic | Published Research Status | Best Fallback |
|---|---|---|
| In-person visits | No official day-by-day schedule located. | Call 337-369-3714 or 337-369-3711. |
| Video visitation | CorrectPay deposit link located. | Confirm rules and current availability with the jail. |
| Mail format | No official mail-address format located in inspected content. | Call before mailing items or money. |
| Attorney visits | No official attorney schedule located. | Contact the jail or court staff directly. |
CorrectPay is the official provider source located for video visitation and messaging deposits.
Provider access does not answer visit eligibility, so jail confirmation is still needed.
Contact and Deposit Providers
The official commissary and deposit content separates phone deposits, video visitation or messaging deposits, and a general payment portal. These services support communication or account funding. They should not be confused with court bond, fines, costs, restitution, or traffic payments, which may involve the Sheriff's Office, Clerk, DA, City Court, nCourt, or another official payment channel.
| Service | Provider | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Phone deposits | NCIC | Listed on the official commissary page. |
| Video visitation and messaging deposits | CorrectPay | Listed on the official commissary page. |
| General payment portal | TouchPay | Listed as 24/7/365, instant posting, with card and walk-in retail cash options. |
NCIC is the source named for inmate phone deposit services.
Use NCIC for phone-account deposits only, not court bond or court costs.
Iberia Parish Jail Operations
The jail page gives more than basic contact data. It says inmate labor is assigned to Iberia Parish Government and the New Iberia Police Department, with work such as maintenance, grass cutting, garbage pickup, facility cleanliness, vehicle fleet support, construction around the jail and department, and meal preparation. The research also notes crews of 36 inmates prepare about 1,500 meals per day.
Programs listed through jail information include Thinking for a Change, FDIC Smart Money for Young Adults, Understanding and Reducing Angry Feelings, Partners in Parenting, and LA Risk Management Phases I and II. The jail also completes public fingerprints for employment, educational needs, and concealed-carry permits using AFIS maintained by Louisiana State Police. These details help explain why a jail record may show custody without showing every program, work assignment, or court event.
The Sheriff commissary information page is the official source for deposit provider links.
Commissary information should be read separately from bond, court fines, and case payments.
Iberia Parish State and Federal Custody
The Iberia Parish Jail can hold New Iberia city inmates, Iberia Parish inmates, state prisoners, federal prisoners, and prisoners for other local agencies. That does not mean the parish roster is the final source for every custody record. State sentenced inmates may require Louisiana DPS&C or VINELink checks. Federal prisoners may require the Bureau of Prisons locator after transfer.
Custody source matters when a name appears in more than one system. A person held for a local case may still have a state probation hold, a federal detainer, or another agency request that affects release. The local roster can identify the reporting agency and current custody status, but it may not explain which court controls bond, which prosecutor filed charges, or whether a separate warrant is pending. When the roster lists the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office as the reporting agency, start with the Sheriff phone numbers. When the case has a district court docket number, use the Clerk or court record to confirm the next hearing and filed charges.
The Apple App Store listing is another official source confirming the Sheriff mobile app channel.
Use the mobile app for local custody features, then use state or federal locators when custody has moved out of the parish jail.
For charges after arrest, use the court-charge path rather than relying on the roster alone. The jail record can start the search, but the Clerk, DA, and court record show what was filed, amended, dismissed, or sentenced. A recent booking may also need a phone check because feed timing, agency holds, and court filing timing can differ. If the inmate record lists a reporting agency phone, use that number first, then follow with the Clerk or court if the question is about a filed case.
The same split applies to release questions. Commissary deposits, phone deposits, and video messaging accounts do not equal bond. A person may have money in a jail account and still remain in custody because a judge has not set bond, another agency has placed a hold, a sentence is being served, or paperwork has not cleared. Confirm bond and release terms through the Sheriff or the court before sending funds through a deposit vendor.
If the person is not found in the local feed, the next step depends on timing and custody path. Recent arrests may not post right away. A person arrested by another agency may be booked under that agency before local court records update. A sentenced state prisoner may appear through Louisiana custody tools instead of the parish feed, and a federal transfer may move the person to a federal locator. Use the roster as the first local check, then verify with the Sheriff when the record is missing, stale, or tied to a transfer. Keep the inmate ID handy when calling.