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Use Lafayette JADES the Right Way: Search the New Portal, Then Take the Correct Next Step

People still search Lafayette JADES mugshots, but JADES is the old local search name. Lafayette Parish Sheriff now routes users through the newer 365Labs Community Portal for LPCC offender information and recent bookings.

This page is built for action: find current custody, check last-72-hour bookings, understand a daily arrest report, schedule a visit, send mail, add money, check bail, request records, follow the court case, and switch to VINE or Louisiana DOC when the jail page stops answering your question.

How this update avoids low-value content: it does not copy a live mugshot list. It explains the official path, the exact portal settings to use, where users usually get stuck, and the next agency/tool to open after the booking record is found.
Start here first

Open LPSO Offender Information, then choose the right search mode

The Sheriff says the new system replaces former JADES and can show currently housed LPCC offenders plus offenders booked within the last 72 hours. The portal does not show results by default until you select the correct search option and click Search.

Open LPSO Offender Information Open 365Labs Inmate List Open Daily Arrest Report Call LPCC: 337-236-5400
After the official page opens Read the disclaimer → select “I Agree” → create/sign in if the portal asks → choose “Lookup Inmates” → decide if you need all current housed inmates, last-72-hour bookings, or one named person.
Old name JADES
Current system 365Labs Community Portal
Recent bookings Last 72 hours
Main jail LPCC, 916 Lafayette St.

What Are You Trying to Do?

See all current LPCC inmates Use the portal with Recent Bookings unchecked and no search fields filled. See recent bookings Use the Recent Bookings checkbox for last-72-hour results. Check today’s arrests Use the Sheriff daily report by date and save the incident number. Understand a mugshot record Decode booking number, charge, agency, custody and warning fields. No result found Fix search settings before assuming the person is not in custody. Schedule a visit Visitor verification, app scheduling and phone confirmation steps. Add money or phone funds Money order, lobby kiosk, cash-only office and Ally phone route. Send inmate mail Use the 2025 digital personal-mail address correctly. Check bail Commercial, personal surety and cash bond routes explained. Find court case Know when ClerkConnect, Clerk Criminal, or City Court applies. Request a report Use incident number, agency and LPSO Records request methods. Track release / transfer Use VINE/LAVNS or Louisiana DOC when local custody changes.

Exactly How to Search the New Lafayette JADES Replacement Portal

1. Open LPSO Start from Sheriff offender info.
2. Agree Read portal disclaimer first.
3. Login Create/sign in if asked.
4. Lookup Select Lookup Inmates.
5. Search Use the correct mode below.
Choose the portal mode that matches your real question
Your question Portal settings What to do after results load
“Show all current LPCC inmates.” Uncheck Recent Bookings. Leave First Name, Last Name and Booking No blank. Click Search. Sort/scan the result list, then open the matching booking. Save booking number and status.
“Who was booked in the last 72 hours?” Check Recent Bookings. Leave all three search boxes blank. Click Search. Compare with the Daily Arrest Report if you need arresting agency, cause or incident number.
“Find one specific person.” Use First Name, Last Name or Booking No. Check Recent Bookings only if the booking happened within 72 hours. If no result appears, remove first name, try surname only, or search by booking number.
“I need release notification.” Find the person first, then use the green VINE checkmark if shown. If VINE does not auto-load the person, search VINE by Booking Number / ID Number.
Do not stop at a screenshot. LPSO warns that some demographic information may be missing during the transition, including date of birth, race, height, weight and hair color. Match more than one detail before assuming you found the right person.

Why Old “JADES” Instructions Can Mislead Users

What changed

JADES was replaced

LPSO says the new jail management system replaces former JADES while keeping access to the same public information, except for a few features that may roll out later.

What users should do

Use LPSO’s current portal path

Start from the Sheriff Offender Information page because it explains the current portal, agency selection, account/login step, Lookup Inmates option and VINE fallback.

If the portal asks for an agency Select LPSO. That is the agency route the Sheriff says to use before it redirects to the LPSO login page.

Use the Daily Arrest Report When the Booking Is Fresh

The daily report is not the same thing as current custody. It is best for understanding what happened on a date: age, arrest time, address block, charge, arresting agency, cause for arrest, property and incident number.

Daily Arrest Report fields users should save
Field Why it helps Next step
Arrest date & time Shows how fresh the arrest event is. Use portal to check whether the person remains housed.
Arresting agency Tells you who may hold the incident report. Request reports from that agency, not automatically LPCC.
Cause for arrest Explains the practical reason shown in the report. Use court records for legal status and outcome.
Incident number Useful for records requests. Write it down before calling Records.
Property Can show item categories logged with the arrest. Ask LPCC/agency about property pickup rules if needed.
Open the Daily Arrest Report. Use the date selector or current report page.
Find the name. Compare age and arresting agency before relying on a match.
Copy the incident number. This is often more useful for a report request than a screenshot.
Open the portal next. The daily arrest report tells you an arrest was reported; the portal helps confirm current LPCC custody.

Open official Lafayette Parish Daily Arrest Report

How to Read a Lafayette Mugshot / Booking Record Without Misusing It

Booking fields and practical meaning
What you see Use it for Do not assume
Mugshot / image A visual identity clue. It proves guilt or is enough to identify a common-name person.
Booking number Portal lookup, VINE fallback and records reference. It is the court docket number.
Recent Bookings status Last-72-hour booking search. The person is still in LPCC without checking current custody.
Charge wording Initial allegation context. Final filed charge or conviction.
Arresting agency Report request routing. The Sheriff owns the report if a city police department made the arrest.
Cause for arrest Plain-language event context. Complete legal or evidentiary explanation.
Best save list: exact booked name, booking number, arrest date/time, arresting agency, charge wording, cause for arrest, incident number and current custody status.

No Result Found? Fix the Search Before Giving Up

Blank portal

The portal may show nothing until you click Search. For all current housed inmates, uncheck Recent Bookings, leave all name/booking fields blank, then click Search.

Recent arrest

Check Recent Bookings and the Daily Arrest Report. A new arrest can appear in one source before the other.

Name mismatch

Search last name only. Names may come from the arrestee or arresting agency, and fingerprint verification may not be complete.

Released

Move to VINE/LAVNS and court records. A person may leave LPCC while the case continues.

DOC custody

Use Louisiana DOC if the person is sentenced, transferred, or under DOC supervision. DOC locator does not cover ordinary pre-trial LPCC custody.

Wrong court

Use Lafayette Parish Clerk for district criminal/traffic records and Lafayette City Court for city-level matters.

LPCC Address, Phone and Which Number to Use

Jail facility

Lafayette Parish Correctional Center

916 Lafayette Street
Lafayette, LA 70501

LPCC phone: 337-236-5400

Use this for custody confirmation, LPCC process questions, urgent jail-service routing, and time-sensitive questions after you already checked the portal.

Sheriff main office

Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office

316 West Main Street
Lafayette, LA 70501

Main switchboard: 337-232-9211
Emergency: 911

Use the main office for general Sheriff routing, not as your first step for a specific inmate lookup.

Before calling LPCC Have the booked name, booking number, date/time, arresting agency and your exact question ready. “Is this person still housed?” is easier to answer than “What happened?”

How to Schedule a Lafayette Parish Offender Visit

Lafayette Parish uses video visits. Remote visits can be done from a phone, tablet or computer. Onsite video visits use the Visitation Center and require confirmation before arrival.

Visitation facts users usually need first
Question Current official detail Action
Where is onsite video visitation? 220 W. Willow Street, Building D, Lafayette, Louisiana. Do not go without app + center confirmation.
When are onsite visits? Wednesdays, 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m., by scheduled visits only. Confirm availability because housing/classification schedules vary.
How are first-time visitors approved? Visitor verification is required through the offender communications system. Create/verify the account before requesting a visit.
What does a video visit cost? LPSO lists $0.50/minute, may vary, in 30-minute blocks. Check live vendor fee before paying.
What ID is needed? Valid state ID or driver’s license for Visitation Center visitors. Bring ID and expect search/dress-code enforcement.

Onsite visit micro-steps

Confirm the person is still housed at LPCC. Use the portal first.
Complete visitor verification. Create/verify the required communications account before scheduling.
Download/use the visit app. Request the visit through the required app route.
Wait for app confirmation. A requested visit is not the same as a confirmed visit.
Call the Visitation Center after app confirmation. Use 337-591-3005.
Bring ID and follow dress code. All visitors are subject to search.

Open official LPSO Offender Visitation

Visitor Dress Code: Avoid a Cancelled Visit

Wear / prepare
  • Clothing and accessories in good taste.
  • Shirts with sleeves.
  • Chest, midsection and back fully covered.
  • Dresses/skirts below the knee when standing.
  • Shorts no more than 4 inches above the knee when standing.
  • Head coverings may be searched.
Common denial risks
  • See-through clothing.
  • Low-cut blouse, tube top, halter top or tank top.
  • Cutout clothing.
  • Leggings or tights.
  • Exposed undergarments.
  • Flip-flops, house slippers, shower shoes or thongs.
The dress code applies to Corrections Division facility visits and video visitation. Staff may refuse or cancel a visit if dress is inappropriate.

Open LPSO Visitor Dress Code PDF

Money, Commissary and Phone: Which Route Should You Use?

LPSO says offenders can maintain a funds account for phone calls and commissary purchases. Do not send money through random payment pages; use the route shown by the Sheriff or the vendor linked from the Sheriff page.

Deposit and phone routes
Need Official route Important warning
Mail a money order Offender Name, Arrest Number, Cell Number; LPSO Attention: Commissary; P.O. Box 92590; Lafayette, LA 70509. Personal checks, cashier checks and company checks are not accepted.
Deposit at LPCC Cash or credit-card deposits at the 24-hour bonding lobby kiosk, LPCC, 916 Lafayette Street. Confirm kiosk availability for urgent deposits.
Cash-only office route 1010 Lafayette Street, 4th Floor. Use published weekday office hours, not jail lobby hours.
Phone / video account LPSO notes the inmate telephone service changed to Ally Telecom Group. Use Sheriff-linked vendor route before entering payment details.

Money deposit micro-steps

Find the offender in the official portal first.
Copy exact offender name, arrest number and cell number.
Open the LPSO commissary/phone/mail page.
Choose mail money order, LPCC kiosk, cash-only office or official phone/vendor route.
Never send checks/money orders to the digital personal-mail address.
Save the receipt until the funds show correctly.

Open official Offender Commissary, Phone and Mail page

LPCC Personal Mail: Use the March 2025 Digital Address Correctly

Personal mail from family and friends is now digital. Mail is scanned and delivered electronically to the offender in the facility message app on the tablet.

Personal mail address
Lafayette Correctional Center, LA/JailATM
Inmate Name / Inmate #
PO Box 16367
Jonesboro, AR 72401

Envelope must include full facility name and state, offender full name and unique identifier, plus sender full name and physical return address.

Privileged / legal mail only
Offender’s Name, Arrest #, Cell #
LPCC, PO Box 2537
Lafayette, LA 70502

This route is for privileged/legal mail only. Personal mail sent here may be returned.

Do not send legal mail, checks or money orders to the digital JailATM personal-mail address. LPSO says legal mail sent there will be returned and will not be forwarded to the facility.
Mail checklist Confirm offender name/number → choose personal or privileged mail route → write sender’s full physical address → do not include boxes/catalogs → do not put money order/check in digital personal mail.

Open official LPCC mail FAQ

How to Check Bail Without Paying the Wrong Way

Bail is separate from mugshot search. The Sheriff lists commercial bond, personal surety/W-2 bond and cash bond. Always verify current bond, holds and case status before paying.

Lafayette Parish bail options
Bond type How it works Before you act
Commercial bond Posted through a bonding company. LPSO lists typical fee as 12%, but it may vary. Verify bonding company, total fee and current bond amount.
Personal surety / W-2 bond Must be approved and authorized by a judge; picture ID required when signed at correctional center. Do not assume family can sign until judge approval reaches LPCC.
Cash bond Full amount posted by money order or cash; refunded after court appearance/adjudication. Confirm full amount, holds and payment location first.
Verify the person is currently housed or still bond-eligible.
Call the bond/payment office route if needed. Use 337-236-5880.
Ask if more than one charge, warrant, hold or court order affects release.
Choose the correct bond type.
Use the correct location. LPSO lists 1010 Lafayette Street, 4th Floor, for the payment office.
Save receipt and recheck custody.

Open official LPSO Pay Bail page

After the Mugshot: Which Lafayette Court Record Should You Check?

Court follow-up decision guide
Your case clue Where to go What to look for
15th Judicial District / parish criminal case Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court / ClerkConnect. Offense date, charge filed, case history, service, minutes and disposition.
Felony charge in Lafayette Parish Clerk Criminal Department. Filed formal charges, docket/caption, requested document title and copies.
Municipal / city matter Lafayette City Court case search. City court docket/status; reverify because city court data may not be real-time.
Released from jail but case continues Court record, not inmate portal. Hearing dates, filings, disposition and minute entries where public.
Lafayette Parish Clerk

Online Records / ClerkConnect

After opening Choose Online Records → read subscription/access rules → use ClerkConnect Court Records → search by party/case if available → match Lafayette Parish and defendant details.

Open Lafayette Parish Clerk Online Records

Criminal Department

Document request route

For criminal records requests Prepare requestor name, phone, docket number, caption, requested document title, copy type, delivery method and payment indication.

Open Clerk Criminal Department

How to Request a Lafayette Parish Sheriff Report

The daily arrest report often lists the arresting agency and incident number. Use those before requesting records. LPCC may house the person, but the incident report may belong to the arresting agency.

Copy the arresting agency and incident number.
Confirm whether LPSO is the records custodian.
Use one accepted request method. LPSO lists in-person, email to [email protected], or U.S. mail.
Allow enough time. LPSO says to allow 7–10 business days after the incident before attempting to pick up an accident report.
Check fee schedule before requesting.
Selected LPSO records details
Item Published detail User action
Records phone 337-236-5845 Call for Records & ID questions.
Records office 303 West Vermillion St., Lafayette, LA 70501 Check office hours before visiting.
Email [email protected] Send specific report request details.
Incident report $10 plus $1 per page for supplemental reports. Verify current fee if page has changed.
Daily booking report copy $10 per report. Use only if you need an official copy, not just online viewing.
Letter of incarceration $5 per letter. Useful when a formal incarceration confirmation is needed.
Criminal records are generally privileged until adjudicated or settled, and some records remain privileged unless released under lawful court order.

Open official LPSO Records page

Medical, Treatment and Programs: Useful Context Beyond a Mugshot

Medical

Care request context

LPSO states its Medical Department serves offender populations at LPCC and Direct Supervision Unit, including medical, dental and psychological needs.

Medical page

Treatment

Mental health and substance-use programs

LPSO describes treatment programs including mental-health services, substance-abuse treatment and therapeutic programming.

Treatment Programs

Reentry

Programs and community transition

LPSO programs can include screening, pre-release, life skills, job-seeking education, treatment and community transition support.

Programs page

Family members should use these sections for process understanding, not medical advice. For urgent health or safety concerns, contact LPCC or emergency services.

PREA and Safety Reporting

Lafayette Parish Sheriff publishes PREA information for corrections safety. This page is not the reporting channel. Use official Sheriff, LPCC or emergency routes for safety concerns.

Immediate danger

Call 911

Use emergency services for immediate danger or urgent safety threats.

Facility concern

Use official LPSO PREA route

Open the Sheriff PREA page and follow the current reporting instructions. Do not post safety allegations in comments or rely on a mugshot page for reporting.

Open LPSO PREA page

VINE, LAVNS and Louisiana DOC: Use the Right Status Tool

Custody-status routing after a Lafayette Parish booking
Situation Correct tool What to enter
Current LPCC custody LPSO 365Labs portal. Name or booking number.
Release notification VINE / LAVNS. Use green portal checkmark; if it fails, search VINE by Booking Number / ID Number.
Louisiana DOC offender DOC locator phone route or DOC online tools. DOC number or offender name plus date of birth.
Pre-trial LPCC inmate Do not rely on DOC locator. DOC locator is for DOC offenders, not ordinary pre-trial parish inmates.
VINE / LAVNS

Release and custody alerts

LPSO says if clicking VINE from the portal does not show the offender automatically, choose ID Number on VINE and enter the portal Booking Number.

Open VINELink

Louisiana DOC

State custody search

DOC locator information is updated every 24 hours and can include housing assignment, facility contact and projected release date for DOC offenders.

Open LPSO DOC Locator instructions

Local Tips That Make This Search More Useful

LPD vs LPSO

If Lafayette Police made the arrest, the person may be housed at LPCC, but the incident report may not be an LPSO report.

Scott / Carencro / Broussard

The Daily Arrest Report can list multiple local arresting agencies. Use that field before requesting records.

City Court vs Clerk

Municipal matters and 15th Judicial District criminal cases do not always live in the same online record system.

Mugshot vs outcome

A booking photo answers “was this person booked?” not “what happened in court?” Move to court records for outcomes.

Official Sources and What Each One Is For

LPSO Offender Information Use for JADES replacement instructions, portal steps, current/recent booking search and VINE fallback.
365Labs Lafayette Parish Portal Use for current housed offender and recent booking lookup.
LPSO Daily Arrest Report Use for date-based arrests, arresting agency, cause and incident number.
LPCC Use for facility address, jail phone and correctional center overview.
Offender Visitation Use for visitor verification, remote visits, onsite visitation and confirmation steps.
Commissary, Phone and Mail Use for money deposits, phone vendor, commissary and mail addresses.
Pay Bail Use for commercial, personal surety and cash bond instructions.
Lafayette Parish Clerk Online Records Use for criminal/traffic case history, minutes and disposition where available.
Lafayette Parish Clerk Criminal Department Use for formal criminal records requests and docket/document request details.
LPSO Records Use for public records requests, fee schedule, accident reports and report copies.
LPSO DOC Locator Instructions Use when the person may be in Louisiana DOC custody or supervision.

Lafayette JADES Mugshots FAQs

What is Lafayette JADES?
JADES was the former Lafayette Parish Sheriff jail lookup system name. LPSO now says it has implemented a new jail management system and 365Labs Community Portal to replace former JADES.
Where do I search Lafayette Parish mugshots now?
Start with the LPSO Offender Information page, then use the 365Labs Community Portal for current LPCC offenders and recent bookings. Use the Daily Arrest Report for date-based arrest information.
How do I see all current LPCC inmates?
In the portal, uncheck Recent Bookings, leave First Name, Last Name and Booking No blank, then click Search. The Sheriff says the portal does not show information until Search is selected.
How do I see recent Lafayette bookings?
In the portal, check Recent Bookings, leave the three search boxes blank, then click Search. LPSO describes recent bookings as offenders booked within the last 72 hours.
What if VINE does not find the person automatically?
LPSO says to select Search on VINE, choose ID Number, and enter the offender’s Booking Number from the Community Portal as the ID Number.
What is LPCC’s phone number?
Lafayette Parish Correctional Center is listed at 916 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, LA 70501, with phone number 337-236-5400.
How do I schedule a Lafayette Parish offender visit?
Complete visitor verification, request the visit in the required app, wait for app confirmation, then call the Visitation Center at 337-591-3005 for onsite visits before arrival.
Where do I send personal mail to an LPCC offender?
Personal mail goes to Lafayette Correctional Center, LA/JailATM, Inmate Name/Inmate #, PO Box 16367, Jonesboro, AR 72401. Do not send legal mail, checks or money orders to that digital personal-mail address.
How do I pay Lafayette Parish bail?
LPSO lists commercial bond, personal surety/W-2 bond and cash bond. Verify the person’s current custody, bond type, holds and payment location before paying.
Where do I check the court case after a booking?
Use Lafayette Parish Clerk Online Records or Clerk Criminal Department for district criminal/traffic records. Use Lafayette City Court for city-level matters when applicable.
Can I use Lafayette mugshot information for employment or tenant screening?
No. This independent guide is not a Consumer Reporting Agency and should not be used for employment, tenant, credit, insurance or other FCRA-regulated decisions.

Bottom Line

Use “Lafayette JADES” as the old search phrase, but use the Sheriff’s current portal as the working tool. Search the right portal mode, save the booking number, then route to Daily Arrest Report, LPCC, visitation, commissary/phone/mail, bail, court records, Records, VINE or Louisiana DOC based on your actual task.
Independent information guide: Jail-Mugshots.org is not the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office, Lafayette Parish Correctional Center, Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court, Lafayette City Court, Louisiana Department of Corrections, 365Labs, GettingOut, ConnectNetwork, Ally Telecom Group or VINELink. This page explains public official resources and does not create, edit or control jail/court records. Arrests, charges, warrants, booking photos and jail entries do not prove guilt. Verify time-sensitive custody, bond, court, visitation, mail and payment information through the official agency before taking action. For emergencies, call 911.

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