Search the Oktibbeha County Inmate Population

The Oktibbeha County inmate population is centered on the sheriff-operated county jail, with separate state, federal, and immigration systems for people outside local custody. An Oktibbeha County inmate search starts with the current jail roster, then moves to records requests or statewide locators when a person is not listed. The Oktibbeha County inmate population also reflects booking, bond, transfer, and release decisions. For Mississippi custody questions, the Oktibbeha County inmate population should be read as a local jail snapshot, not a full state-prison count.

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The Oktibbeha County Inmate Population

The local Oktibbeha County inmate population is held at the Oktibbeha County Detention Center in Starkville. The facility is operated by the Oktibbeha County Sheriff's Office, which publishes the public jail roster, jail information menu, visitation schedule, visitor rules, commissary link, and video-visit link from the same official site. The roster is the county's live public view of people currently in custody. It is not the same as a statewide Mississippi prison list, a federal inmate list, or an immigration detainee list.

The count changes as arrests are booked, bonds are posted, first appearances occur, holds are cleared, or sentenced people transfer into the Mississippi Department of Corrections system. The research snapshot found one local detention facility to build for Oktibbeha County and no state prison, federal Bureau of Prisons institution, or ICE detention center physically inside the county. People sentenced to longer state terms should be searched through MDOC, while federal and immigration cases require BOP, court, U.S. Marshals, or ICE channels.

68 Current roster entries inspected June 19, 2026
1 Local detention facility found in the county map
81 Historic new and old jail entries from Census file

Oktibbeha County Inmate Population Statistics

The strongest local number is the official OCV/VINE roster count from the sheriff's current feed. That feed contained 68 current entries when inspected on June 19, 2026, and each entry used custody status code IN. The current sheriff site does not publish annual bookings, average length of stay, or a current rated capacity. Historic correctional-population data from Prison Policy Initiative and Census records lists the old and new Oktibbeha jail entries from 2013, so those figures should be read as historical context rather than today's official bed rating.

MeasureFigureSource / Year
Current roster count68 entries, all custody_status_cd INOfficial sheriff OCV/VINE roster JSON, inspected June 19, 2026
Gender in current roster63 male, 5 femaleOfficial roster JSON, inspected June 19, 2026
Race codes in current roster55 B, 12 W, 1 NOMAPOfficial roster JSON, inspected June 19, 2026
Historic facility entries59 new jail, 22 old jailPrison Policy Initiative/Census correctional-population file, 12/31/2013
County population estimate51,896Census QuickFacts, July 1, 2025
Roster rate using 2025 estimateAbout 131 listed inmates per 100,000 residentsDerived from 68 roster entries and Census estimate
U.S. local jail custody rate198 per 100,000 U.S. residentsBJS Jail Inmates in 2023, midyear 2023


Oktibbeha County Inmate Population Makeup

The current roster gives demographic fields at the record level, and the inspected JSON feed allowed a point-in-time count by gender and race code. It did not publish a summary for pretrial status, sentenced status, felony share, misdemeanor share, or holds for other agencies. Charge details do appear on individual records, but a charge detail is not the same as a countywide charge category summary.

  • Gender fields: The June 19, 2026 roster snapshot contained 63 male entries and 5 female entries.
  • Race codes: The feed showed public codes of B, W, and NOMAP. The research did not locate a county definition for expanding those codes.
  • Ages: Individual ages were published, with sample ages including 18, 19, 23, 29, 37, 46, 58, 60, and 66.
  • Status: All 68 inspected current entries carried custody_status_cd IN.
  • Charge mix: Statute codes and charge descriptions appear per person, not as a countywide summary table.

Oktibbeha County Jail Capacity Context

The current sheriff site does not publish a rated capacity, current bed count, construction year, or official overcrowding report for the Oktibbeha County Detention Center. The historic Census-linked correctional-population file lists two local entries, one for a new jail with 59 and one for an old jail with 22, dated December 31, 2013. Those entries total 81, but they should not be described as the sheriff's current official capacity because the current public jail page does not state that number.

No DOJ consent decree, active jail construction bond, official overcrowding order, or current jail litigation page was found in the reviewed official sources. The safest local statement is that the sheriff's live roster identified 68 current entries on the inspection date, while the current public site leaves modern capacity and average daily population unpublished.

Capacity note: Treat the 59 and 22 jail entries as historic facility context, not a current posted bed rating from the sheriff.


Laws Governing Oktibbeha County Jail Records

Mississippi law is the public-access backdrop for jail records, booking data, roster photographs, and written requests. The sheriff roster is the fastest route for current custody, but older booking records, unavailable mugshots, and court-file records may require a written request to the correct office. Court records after an arrest are not the same as jail records; the Circuit Clerk keeps court filings, while the sheriff holds jail custody records.

Key Statutes:

Miss. Code Section 25-61-1 establishes the Mississippi Public Records Act policy of access unless another law limits release.

Miss. Code Section 25-61-3 defines public records broadly, including photographs and other materials used or retained by a public body.

Miss. Code Section 25-61-5 covers access timing and written explanations when records cannot be produced promptly.

Miss. Code Section 25-61-7 allows fees for search, review, duplication, and mailing costs.

Mississippi Title 47, Chapter 1 includes county-jail docket and prisoner medical-aid provisions relevant to jail custody records.


Oktibbeha County and MDOC Custody

MDOC is the statewide custody channel for sentenced Mississippi prisoners. The MDOC inmate search accepts a name or MDOC ID number, and the alternate ms.gov search offers Name or ID Number choices. No MDOC prison, regional correctional facility, community work center, restitution center, or technical violation center was found inside Oktibbeha County. MDOC does list an Oktibbeha Probation and Parole Office at 110 North Lafayette Street in Starkville, but that office supervises people in the community and is not a detention facility.

State custody should be checked when a person once appeared in the county jail but no longer appears on the sheriff roster after sentencing or transfer. MDOC records questions about offender time, jail credit, or eligibility dates are routed through MDOC records channels, and MDOC states public-records requests must be in writing rather than by telephone.



Oktibbeha County Current Inmate Lookup

The roster's public interface is built around cards and pagination rather than a visible roster-specific keyword box. The underlying OCV feed includes VINE identifiers, custody status, image links, names, demographics, booked dates, and charge metadata. That design explains why the best first step is browsing the roster and opening the detail page instead of expecting a standard search form.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Page numberPagination buttonOptionalThe rendered roster showed pages 1 through 5, an ellipsis, and page 14 during inspection.
Search icon or site searchButtonOptionalThe header has a general site-search icon, but no static roster-specific last-name field was visible.
Inmate card/name linkLinkOptionalOpens the roster detail URL for the selected public offender ID.
View ChargesButton/linkOptionalOpens charge detail for the selected roster entry.
Notify Me of Status ChangeButton/linkOptionalRoutes to a VINELink person-detail page for custody notifications.

The official roster page shows the cards, mugshots, charge buttons, VINELink buttons, and pagination used for Oktibbeha County jail lookup.

Oktibbeha County inmate roster cards with mugshots and charge links

The screenshot matches the county roster workflow: find the card, open charges, then use VINELink if notification is needed.


Past Oktibbeha County Inmate Records

The official roster is labeled and structured as a current inmate roster. The research did not locate a posted retention window for released entries or a separate public archive of older county bookings. A person who was released, transferred to MDOC, moved under federal custody, or booked under a case that later changed may no longer appear on the sheriff roster even though records still exist with an official office.

For older jail booking records, call the sheriff's office or contact records staff and make a written Mississippi Public Records Act request if informal contact does not resolve the request. For court-file records after arrest, use the Circuit Clerk's public-records request form or the county-linked Delta Computer Systems portal. For sentenced state prisoners, use MDOC. For federal or immigration custody, use BOP or ICE rather than the county roster.


What an Oktibbeha County Inmate Record Shows

A roster card can show a booking photo and name, while the detail page can add charge and bond information. The JSON feed also contains fields that may not all display with complete values for every person. Some demographic fields can be blank or marked Currently Unavailable. A booking charge is an arrest or intake record, not a final conviction.

FieldWhat It Shows
Name/titlePublic display in last-name-first format, with detail fields for first and last name.
Inmate IDA numeric booking or custody ID tied to the roster/VINE record.
PhotoSmall and large booking-photo image URLs from the VINE/Appriss image source.
DemographicsAge, gender, race code, height, weight, eye color, and hair color when available.
Booked dateDate and time with Central time zone detail in the captured roster data.
Custody statusThe inspected current records showed custody_status_cd IN.
Charge code and descriptionStatute or code value with a plain-language charge description on detail pages.
Bond amountPer-charge amount where posted, such as the sampled charge-detail page.
VINELink linkA Notify Me of Status Change route to the linked custody-notification page.

Oktibbeha County Jail vs State Prison

Readers often search one system when the person is in another. The Oktibbeha County jail roster covers local county custody, including people booked after arrest, current detainees, local sentenced inmates, and holds routed through county custody. MDOC covers sentenced Mississippi prisoners after they move into state custody. BOP and ICE are separate federal systems, and neither is replaced by the county roster.

Custody typeWhere to lookWhat it covers
County jailOktibbeha County sheriff rosterCurrent local detainees, booking arrestees, local sentenced inmates, and county holds.
State prisonMississippi Department of Corrections inmate searchSentenced Mississippi prisoners and MDOC custody records.
Federal custodyBOP inmate locator or federal court/USMS channelsSentenced federal inmates and some federal custody paths.
Immigration custodyICE Online Detainee Locator SystemICE detainee location by A-Number/country or biographical search fields.

Oktibbeha County Detention Facilities

The facility map found one local detention facility for Oktibbeha County. MDOC, BOP, and ICE facility checks did not locate a state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center inside the county. The MDOC Probation and Parole Office in Starkville is useful for supervision context, but it is not a jail or prison page.


Oktibbeha County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Oktibbeha County inmate population?

The official sheriff OCV/VINE roster JSON contained 68 current entries when inspected on June 19, 2026. That is a live roster snapshot, not an annual average daily population report.

Where do I search the Oktibbeha County inmate population?

Start with the sheriff's current inmate roster. If the person is not listed, call the sheriff, check VINELink, search MDOC for sentenced state custody, or use BOP and ICE for federal or immigration custody.

Are mugshots part of the roster?

Yes. The public roster displays booking photos on inmate cards, and the feed includes image links. No separate official mugshot gallery or historical booking-photo archive was located.

Can I see court charges from the roster?

The roster includes View Charges links and charge detail pages. Filed court charges may differ from booking charges, so criminal court records should be checked through the Circuit Clerk or Delta portal.

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Directions to the Oktibbeha County Jail

The Oktibbeha County Detention Center is at 111 Dr. D.L. Conner Drive, Starkville, MS 39759. Jail visitation, roster questions, and inmate matters route to the sheriff complex, not to the Oktibbeha County Courthouse at 108 W. Main Street. From central Starkville or the Mississippi State University area, route toward the sheriff's office address and confirm the visitor entrance before arrival.

From Highway 82 approaches, use a mapping app for the sheriff address because the official site does not publish turn-by-turn highway instructions. From rural Oktibbeha County communities, route into Starkville first, then to Dr. D.L. Conner Drive rather than to a court building.

Address

Oktibbeha County Detention Center
111 Dr. D.L. Conner Drive
Starkville, MS 39759
662-323-2421

Visitor Parking

Official visitor parking instructions and rates were not located. Confirm parking and entry instructions with the facility before traveling.

Public Transit

No official bus route or walking-time instruction was located on the sheriff page. Confirm current transit or ride-share drop-off options before travel.

Visitor Entry

Visitors enter a secured area, must not pass items to or from an inmate without staff approval, and visitors over 18 must show picture ID.