Search Humphreys County Inmate Population
Humphreys County inmate population searches start at the ISOMS portal and the county jail in Waverly. The jail holds state and local inmates, so the county record can show both short-term custody and longer local detention in the same system. The live portal shows current inmates, intake dates, arresting departments, arresting officers, and bond lines, while the jail information page gives the physical facility details and mail rules. That combination makes Humphreys County a practical place to start when you need a live custody check and do not want to guess which office has the record.
Humphreys County Quick Facts
Search Humphreys County Inmate Population
The live Humphreys County inmate population search begins at the Humphreys County ISOMS portal. The portal shows current inmates with name, age, class, race and sex, intake date, city, arresting department, arresting officer, and charges with bond amounts. It also has a current inmates last 72 hours view. That makes it useful for a fast custody check, especially when you are trying to tell a fresh booking from an older jail stay. The record fields are narrow, but they are enough to answer the first question well.
The county research also gives the physical facility details that support the roster. The jail is at 112 Thompson St in Waverly, it has a capacity of 68 inmates, and it is a minimum to maximum security jail. The research says it houses both state and local inmates. That matters because the search is not just about who was arrested locally. It is also about how the county holds people once they are booked.
The first county image comes from the live portal and is the best local view of a current Humphreys County inmate population search.
Open Humphreys County ISOMS Portal for the current roster and the last 72 hours of intake activity.
That portal is the best place to confirm current custody, arresting department, and bond in one screen.
Humphreys County Inmate Population Records
Humphreys County inmate population records are tied to the sheriff office at 112 Thompson St in Waverly, TN 37185. Sheriff Chris Davis and Chief Deputy Rob Edwards are named in the research, and the department divisions include Patrol, Corrections, Criminal Investigations, and K9. The sheriff office phone numbers listed are 931-209-6378, 931-209-5517, and 931-296-2301. Those contacts matter when the online roster is not enough and you need to ask a direct county question about a booking or detention status.
The jail information page gives the follow-up contact line, but the records side also matters. A jail record tells you where the person is held. A sheriff office record request can tell you more about the custody trail or support a written request. When a search starts with a Humphreys County arrest, the best practice is to check the portal first, then call the sheriff office if the name or date still needs confirmation. That keeps the search tied to the actual county record instead of a guess.
The sheriff office contact details and the Waverly jail address are the clean county match when the search turns from a roster line into a jail question.
| Sheriff Office | 112 Thompson St, Waverly, TN 37185 Phone: 931-296-2301 |
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| Sheriff | Chris Davis Chief Deputy: Rob Edwards |
| Jail | 112 Thompson St, Waverly, TN 37185 Phone: 931-209-5633 |
Humphreys County Jail and Sheriff
The jail itself is a key part of the Humphreys County Inmate Population search. The research says the facility is minimum to maximum security and holds both state and local inmates. That is an important detail because some county jails only hold local detainees. Humphreys County does more than that. It also means the jail can be the right stop for people who are waiting on court or moving through a mixed custody path. The jail phone is 931-209-5633, so the office can answer direct questions about current detention.
Mail follows a plain rule. Inmates receive mail at Inmate Name, Humphreys County Jail, 112 Thompson St, Waverly, TN 37185, and all mail is searched for contraband. That is useful when a family member or attorney needs to confirm the correct facility before sending anything. The jail page and the ISOMS portal work together. One tells you who is there. The other tells you how the jail is run and how to reach it.
Humphreys County does not need an outside roster summary when the live portal and the sheriff office already cover the county custody path. Use those local tools first, then move to TDOC only if the booking has already left Waverly.
Humphreys County Public Records
Humphreys County public records requests go through Jessie Wallace, the County Executive and public records coordinator. The coordinator office is at 102 Thompson Street, Room 1, Waverly, TN 37185, with phone 931-296-7795 and email jwallace@humphreystn.com. The research says the county response time is 7 business days. That gives Humphreys County a clear written-record path when the roster is not enough and you need a formal request instead of a live screen.
The public records path is useful because a county jail search and a records request are not the same thing. The portal gives you current custody. The records coordinator gives you the written response track. If the person is in jail now, the portal is faster. If you need the record behind the booking, the county records office is the better fit. That split keeps the search practical and avoids forcing one office to do the work of another.
TDOC Backup for Humphreys County Inmate Population
If the person you need has moved out of Humphreys County custody, the Tennessee Department of Correction is the next place to look. The FOIL search at apps.tn.gov/foil is the best statewide tool for a Tennessee felony offender who is in TDOC custody or former custody. It can show status, location, photo, and active sentence information. That matters when the county portal no longer shows the person but the case still exists in Tennessee custody.
The TDOC main portal at tn.gov/correction.html and victim services at tn.gov/correction/victim-services.html are useful if the question has shifted from booking to notice or release. They are not county records, but they are the right backup once a Humphreys County booking has moved on. Keeping the county and state layers separate is what makes the search clean.
When the state record is the better fit, the county portal still helps because it tells you where the case started. That is enough to keep the search local even when the custody trail extends beyond Waverly.
Related Humphreys County Resources
These official Humphreys County and Tennessee links support current inmate checks, sheriff contacts, and state backup searching.
Humphreys County inmate population records are easiest to use when the live portal, the jail information page, and the county records coordinator are checked together.