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Pike County Detention Center Jail Overview

Pike County Detention Center is operated by the Pike County Sheriff's Office. The jail is the local custody point for people arrested by Pike County Sheriff's Department, McComb Police Department, Magnolia Police Department, Summit Police Department, Osyka Police Department, Mississippi Highway Patrol, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, MDOC, other agencies, and people who turn themselves in at the facility. That mix matters because a McComb or Summit arrest can still appear in the county jail roster once the person is booked into Pike County Detention Center.

Local detention leadership is unusually visible in Pike County sources. The ADSi information tab names Sheriff Bryant "Wally" Jones and Jail Warden Herbert Young. The sheriff detention pages also identify Major Jewel Hines as Detention Center Administrator and list a registered nurse, lieutenants, administrative support, a sergeant, and correctional officers. The public sources do not publish a full policy manual for intake, property pickup, medical requests, phone use, or release timing, so those points should be confirmed with the jail before travel.

The county jail should not be confused with Pike County Community Work Center, even though both facilities sit near Jesse Hall Road in Magnolia. The jail roster is for local jail custody. The Community Work Center is a Mississippi Department of Corrections facility, and a person who has moved into MDOC custody may no longer appear as an active county-jail inmate. For a broader custody path after sentencing, the Pike County Community Work Center page explains the MDOC side.

Pike County Detention Center Population

Current jail capacity is not posted on the sheriff pages inspected for Pike County Detention Center. Research found older and later references that should be read with care. A correctional facility inventory cited Pike Co. Jail at 188 local beds as of December 31, 2013. A 2025 news account quoted Sheriff Jones as saying the main facility had 129 beds, with 34 more Class D workhouse spaces. Because those figures come from different years and source types, they should not be collapsed into one current official capacity number.

The live ADSi roster count also changes. During the June 18-19, 2026 research pass, the active inmate list showed 114 total inmates in one observation and 132 in a later observation. Those numbers describe roster snapshots, not rated capacity. Bookings, releases, bond decisions, court orders, medical moves, and state transfers can change the list on the same day.

Pike County Detention Center Inmate Lookup

The official public roster channel is the ADSi Pike County active inmate list. It is a list-based jail roster rather than a search form in the captured public view. The roster shows active inmates, recent bookings, upcoming court appearances, and an information tab. It is powered by ADSi, and no login, account, or paywall was observed in the research pass.

Use the county roster for people who may be in local Pike County jail custody. Use the recent bookings tab for new arrests. Use the upcoming court tab when the question is whether a jail inmate has a court date soon. If a person has been sentenced to state custody, transferred, released, or held under another system, the county roster may no longer be the right tool.

1. Open the ADSi active inmate list for Pike County and check the total as a same-day snapshot.
2. Scan the active list by last name and first name. The public view does not act like a name-search form.
3. Check recent bookings if the arrest was very new or if the person has not yet appeared in the active list.
4. Review the arrest agency field to see whether the booking came from the sheriff, a city police department, MDOC, Highway Patrol, or another agency.
5. Call Pike County Detention Center if the spelling is uncertain, the person may have bonded out, or the roster does not answer the custody question.

Note: Released or archived booking details may require a written Mississippi Public Records Act request to the sheriff's office.

Pike County Detention Center Contact

The detention center phone is the practical fallback when the ADSi roster does not show enough detail. Call before relying on any travel plan, bond step, property pickup, or visit. The sheriff's office has a separate administrative address and main phone, but custody questions should start with the detention center number when the issue is active jail status.

The county government page describes the sheriff as the chief law enforcement officer and includes prisoner housing among the office's duties. That makes the sheriff's office the proper local point for jail docket and booking-sheet requests when an online roster record is missing or too limited.

Pike County Detention Center Visitation

The ADSi information tab is the strongest public source for Pike County Detention Center visitation. The sheriff's separate visitation page existed during research, but it said "Coming soon." ADSi states that visitor names are provided by the inmate, no other visitors are allowed, each inmate has a predetermined visitation time, visitors should arrive early and sign in, and signed-in visitors remain outside the lobby until processed.

The ADSi information page publishes the Pike County Detention Center pod schedule shown below. The schedule is tied to zone or pod, not a visitor's preferred time. Call the jail before travel because housing assignments can change and the official sheriff site was still under construction for visitation details.

The screenshot below comes from the ADSi Pike County information tab, the public source that carries the jail address, warden, phone number, and pod visitation schedule.

That tab is more useful for visitor planning than the sheriff's unfinished visitation page, but the detention center should still be called before a visit.

Pike County Detention Center Mail and Money

Official local details for mail, phone service, tablets, video visits, money deposits, and commissary fees were not posted in the Pike sheriff pages reviewed. The canteen and inmate commissary pages existed but said "Coming soon." Vendor names or fee amounts should not be assumed when the jail has not published them.

One local service detail was available. The sheriff's Summit Foods page states that food orders are delivered weekly on Fridays only, and that Summit Foods is an independent vendor the detention center does not operate or manage. The page links to an ordering site for Pike County. Treat that as a food-order detail, not a complete jail commissary policy.

Pike County Detention Center Booking

Booking begins with the arresting or holding agency. The ADSi roster shows records tied to the Pike County Sheriff's Department, McComb Police Department, Magnolia Police Department, Summit Police Department, Osyka Police Department, Mississippi Highway Patrol, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, MDOC, other agencies, and self-surrenders. After transport to Pike County Detention Center, the person is identified, searched, entered into the jail system, and then may appear in the public roster once the booking is available for public display.

The public list captured during research did not show a full booking profile with every charge, bond amount, housing unit, mugshot, warrant number, or demographic field. It showed enough to help confirm that a person was listed in the jail population, but it may not answer a family member's full release or bond question. For court-filed charges, use court records. For current custody, use the jail roster and the detention center phone.