Lookup Middlesex County Inmate Records

Middlesex County Jail Roster Source

The official jail roster source for Middlesex County is the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center current inmate listing. MPRSC is the local and regional jail for Middlesex custody. It is not a sheriff-only county jail. The facility also serves Mathews, Gloucester, King and Queen, and King William, so a name search can return people who were not arrested in Middlesex County.

The roster covers current local jail custody. It does not cover every past booking, every released person, every court charge, state prison custody, federal custody, or immigration detention. If a person has been sentenced to state prison, use the Virginia Department of Corrections. If the case is federal, use BOP or federal court routes. If an ICE hold or immigration case is involved, use ICE's detainee locator.

Use the Middlesex County Jail Roster

The MPRSC roster is a DevExpress-style grid. It filters within columns rather than sending a standard search form. The parent roster page embeds the grid and provides a direct link if the frame fails. Use the direct grid when the roster area is blank, blocked, or slow to load.

1. Open the MPRSC current inmate listing page from the official jail website.
2. If the embedded roster does not load, open the direct public grid linked from that page.
3. Type the person's name in the Full Name filter row. Start broad if the spelling may vary.
4. Use Admit Date when the arrest or booking date is known. The date format is M/d/yyyy.
5. Check any adaptive detail control for added fields, including primary charge data where available.
6. Call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 if a recent arrest should be in custody but is not listed.

Middlesex County Inmate Search Fields

The public roster does not ask for a booking number. It provides filters under visible columns. The grid also contains hidden or adaptive fields that may appear through row details or on smaller screens.

The official MPRSC roster page is the county jail records starting point for current local custody.

The screenshot shows the official page that hosts the roster, while the direct grid supplies the filters used for a current inmate lookup.

Middlesex County Inmate Record Fields

A roster result should be read as a limited custody notice. It confirms that the person was on the current public list when the roster was viewed. It is not a full criminal history, court file, or final charge record. For court dates, dispositions, amended charges, or sentencing, use Virginia Judiciary case information.

Middlesex County Booking Records

A Middlesex arrest usually moves from law-enforcement custody to a magistrate or jail intake process, then to MPRSC if the person is admitted to local custody. Booking can include identity checks, property inventory, fingerprints, security screening, and classification. The public sign of jail admission is usually the Admit Date field on the roster.

The roster may not update at the same moment a person is arrested. A summons, quick release, hospital hold, transfer, or court order can also affect whether a person appears. MPRSC publishes a separate weekend-inmate page for court-ordered weekend reporting. Weekend inmates are told to report Friday at 6:00 p.m. unless a court order authorizes another time, and they must bring commitment paperwork, ID, approved clothing, medicine, and money under jail rules.

Middlesex County Inmate Visitation Records

MPRSC uses video visitation routes. The research found official pages for on-site video visitation and remote video visitation. Visitors should use the current jail pages because schedule windows, account steps, identification rules, and dress rules can change. The jail also routes professional or attorney access separately by facility procedures.

Contact Middlesex County Inmates

Jail service records and family-service rules sit with MPRSC. Mail must use the inmate's name and the MPRSC mailing address. The jail's inmate mail page says books, magazines, and newspapers must generally come directly from the publisher or distributor and meet jail rules. Packages and contraband are restricted.

MPRSC's telephone page identifies Global Tel Link for inmate phone service and discusses AdvancePay and PIN Debit accounts. Money can be sent by money order, lobby kiosk, phone deposit, and TouchPay online through the jail's inmate money page. Oasis Canteen is the official package route shown in the source set.

Middlesex County Jail Contact Card

Use the jail contact for custody, roster, visitation, money, phone, mail, property, and jail-level FOIA questions. Use the sheriff contact for local law-enforcement records or incident-report routing.

Middlesex County Custody Lookup Routes

Current local custody, court records, state prison custody, and federal or immigration detention each use a different lookup path. Do not treat one missing result as a final answer. A person can move from jail to court release, state prison, federal custody, or ICE custody.

Middlesex County Jail FOIA Requests

For records not posted on the roster, use the MPRSC FOIA channel. The official page identifies Lt. Col. Ted Hull, Executive Director, as FOIA officer and lists mail, fax, email, phone, online form, in-person, and oral request channels. A good request gives the person's full name, approximate admit date, arresting agency if known, and the exact record sought.

County law-enforcement records can also move through the Middlesex County FOIA process or the Sheriff's Office. Virginia FOIA gives access rights, but juvenile restrictions, sealed records, expungement orders, privacy interests, and law-enforcement exemptions can limit release. If the question is about final charges or conviction, use court records rather than a jail records request.

When a request involves a booking photo, jail intake note, property release, or account record, route it to the agency that actually keeps that item. MPRSC keeps jail custody records. The Sheriff's Office keeps local law-enforcement records. The courts keep docket and disposition records.