Rankin County Jail, MS Inmate Roster

Rankin County Jail in Mississippi is the home of the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department, an 80,000-square foot correctional facility, and the Brandon Police Department. As with many county jails, those who spend time here are often waiting for their trial or their sentencing after the arrests, so they will not spend a lot of time in this jail. Most of those who are in the Rankin County Jail will not stay there for more than a year at a time.

This facility is a smaller one in Rankin County and is the only county jail that serves this area. Both females and males will be incarcerated in this facility and the length of time that they will spend inside depends on how long their trial takes and how much room is available. Family and loved ones can send mail and call inmates who are in this facility too.

Rankin County Jail Inmates Search

Friends and family can look through the inmate roster to find a loved one who may be in Rankin County Jail, MS. The official web page of Ranking County Jail has a way that you can look up information on your loved one. It helps to have their ID number to help with the search. Mugshots are available with many of the inmates to make searching for a loved one easier if you do not have their information.

When looking at the inmate roster, you can find a lot of information about each inmate. Along with their mugshots and their name and age, which can make it easier for family to find them, there may be other information including:

• Their booking date
• Their hair and eye color
• Their weight and height
• Their race
• Their arrest date
• Their address

Scheduling a Visit

Once you find out that your loved one is an inmate at Ranking County Jail, MS, it is possible to set up a visitation with them. There are a few simple protocols that must be followed both while setting up visitation and while at the jail.

First, family needs to get onto the visitation list. You must also have a valid government-issued ID card. You can use your driver’s license or a passport to help with this. You will be asked to show this information before entering the jail.

When you visit the jail, you need to dress appropriately and follow all of the rules of that jail. If these rules are violated, there are consequences, such as visitation privileges being taken away from that family member or from the inmate completely.

Sending Money to an Inmate

It is also possible for family to send money to an inmate. The Rankin County Jail makes this easy. one option is to send money through a money order. Simply send the money order to the address below:

221 North Timber Street, Brandon, MS, 39042.

Another option is to visit the lobby and use the kiosk provided there. These kiosks are set up to only take cash so the family member must have cash on them to do this. There is also a small transaction fee each time of $2.50. Adding money through the kiosk is simple to do and available at any time. once money is added to the account, you will not be able to get it back.

There are many ways that an inmate Is able to use that money. They can use it for inmate fees, which may include court fees and other prison costs. Make sure that you give them the right amount to avoid additional fees along the way.

Calling an Inmate

Friends and family can also call a loved one who is in the Rankin County Jail. Pay Tel Communications is the service that allows this to happen in this jail. This company uses a variety of solutions to allow loved ones to connect with an inmate. Remember that incoming calls are not allowed to the jail. Inmates may make calls to their friends and loved ones from 10 AM to 10 PM so schedule this ahead of time.

When you need to talk with an inmate, you may find that it takes some time to establish a good calling routine. Your inmate can only talk during certain hours and there may be other limitations for how long they can be on the phone and how often they can talk. Look at the Rankin County Jail to see what the rules are for this.

Sending Mail

Inmates are able to receive mail while in the Ranking County Jail. They may receive publications from publishers, legal mail, and letters from friends and family. Before you write to the inmate, you will need their name of the inmate as well as the DOC number. You can visit the DOC website to get this number as well. To send a letter, use the following information:

Name of the offender, DOC#
221 North Timber Street
Brandon, MS 39042

All mail that goes in and out of the jail will be examined and designated staff will read through it. This is done to ensure the safety of all inmates and staff members.

Inmates and the Commissary

The Rankin County Jail has a commissary available for the inmates. Inmates can visit here to purchase extra items that they need for themselves using the money available in their accounts. Family can help add money to this account when necessary.

At the commissary, inmates can purchase different items including:

• Extra clothing
• Food
• Hygiene products
• Envelopes
• Pencils and papers

The inmate will receive everything they need from the staff at the county jail. If they want anything extra, the commissary will help with this.

Since the Rankin County Jail is a short-term facility, it is possible that the inmate you want to contact has been moved. You will then need to look at the website for the specific jail to find your inmate. Keep in touch with your inmate so you know where they are located and can reach them when you need.

Rankin County Prison Statistics

Rankin County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	397
Other Prison Admissions	1
White Prison Admissions	237
Latino Prison Admissions	4
Black Prison Admissions	155
Male Prison Admissions	321
Female Prison Admissions	76

Rankin County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	774
Female Prison Population	90
Total Prison Population	864

Rankin County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	5
Latino Prison Population	15
White Prison Population	473
Other Prison Population	-
Black Prison Population	371
Native Prison Population	-

Rankin County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	44
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	14
Black Jail Population	193
White Jail Population	194

Rankin County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	69
Total Jail Admissions	5,500
Total Jail Population	437
Male Jail Population	332

Rankin County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	33
Male Pretrial Jail Population	254
Pretrial Jail Population	365

Rankin County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	34
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	1
Jail Population Held for State Jail	19
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	4
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	4
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

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