Search Lawrence County Inmate Population

Lawrence County inmate population searches are unusually well served by the county itself. The sheriff office publishes an inmate roster, the sheriff jail page gives the broader facility context, and the jail information page adds the custody details. That means you can move from a live roster to a jail description without leaving the county record system. The jail opened in 2009, has a capacity of 262, and keeps 24/7 nursing staff on site. Those details matter because they show the county is publishing a real operating picture, not just a name list. If you need to know whether someone is booked, housed, or moving through the jail, Lawrence County gives you the right starting tools.

Search Lawrence County Inmate Population

The main Lawrence County inmate population search begins at lawrencecountysheriffoffice.com/inmate-roster. The roster is the county's live search tool, and it is the right first stop for a current custody check. Sheriff John Myers is listed in the county research along with Chief Deputy George Barturen and Captain Jackie Heard. The jail administrator is Susan Taylor. That gives the county a real operational chain. You are not dealing with a generic placeholder page. You are dealing with an office that publishes the names and contact structure behind the jail.

The sheriff jail page at lawrencecountytnsheriff.org/jail.html adds the facility details. The jail phone is 931-762-3646, the sheriff office phone is 931-762-3626, and the office fax is 931-766-1566. The office address is 240 West Gaines Street NBU #8 in Lawrenceburg. Lawrence County Inmate Population searches work well because the county gives you both the roster and the jail framework, so you can see whether the person is in custody, on work release, or tied to a jail service question.

The county image below comes from the official inmate roster and keeps the search tied to the live county roster source.

It is the strongest roster image because it points straight to the county's public inmate search.

Lawrence County Inmate Population Records

Lawrence County inmate population records are more complete than the roster alone because the jail and sheriff pages add practical daily information. Commissary uses VendEngine and the county provides the 1-855-836-3364 phone number. The jail also offers a free records search online, which is important because it tells you the county expects people to use the web and the office together. Work release is volunteer only, which is another detail that matters when you are trying to understand custody movement. A person may be in the jail system but not on the exact same track as another inmate. Lawrence County gives you enough detail to tell the difference.

The county jail page and the sheriff jail page also help with visit planning and medical context. The jail has 24/7 nursing staff, which shows the facility is a live correctional environment rather than a simple lockup. Lawrence County Inmate Population searches should therefore be read as both custody and operations searches. If you need to support someone in the jail, the official roster can tell you who is there, and the jail page can tell you how the facility functions around that person. That makes the county pages genuinely useful.

The second county image below comes from the sheriff jail page and keeps the search tied to the county jail operations source.

It is the best operations image because it shows the county jail structure behind the roster.

Note: Lawrence County inmate population searches are clearest when the roster and sheriff jail page are used together.

Lawrenceburg and Lawrence County Inmate Population

Lawrenceburg is the county seat and the place where the Lawrence County inmate population trail stays centered. The sheriff office, jail, and records trail all feed into the same local office network. That helps because the county is not making you switch between unrelated systems to understand a booking. If you start with the inmate roster and then move to the sheriff jail page, you can usually get a full custody picture before you ever need a county records follow-up. That is a useful county structure for families, attorneys, and anyone checking recent custody movement.

Lawrence County also keeps the jail address and sheriff office address in a clear public format. The sheriff office sits at 240 West Gaines Street in Lawrenceburg, and the jail phone is tied to the same county system. That means the local process is tight enough to support mail, visitation, and custody follow-up without a lot of friction. Lawrence County Inmate Population searches work best when you stay local and treat the roster as part of a broader county workflow instead of a standalone page.

Lawrenceburg keeps the jail and sheriff office connected in one county records trail.

Lawrence County Inmate Population and Tennessee Records

Tennessee state tools are the backup when a Lawrence County inmate population search no longer lives entirely inside the county jail. The main correction portal at tn.gov/correction.html, the FOIL system at apps.tn.gov/foil/, and Victim Services at tn.gov/correction/victim-services.html cover the broader custody and notice questions. That is useful if the person has moved into state custody or if you need a statewide offender check after the county roster stops being enough.

Lawrence County Inmate Population searches are strongest when the county sources are used first and the Tennessee tools are reserved for the point where the record leaves local custody. That keeps the search accurate and avoids skipping the county-specific details that make the jail pages useful in the first place.

Use the county roster and jail pages first, then move to Tennessee records only if the case has moved on.

Related Lawrence County Resources

These official Lawrence County and Tennessee links support inmate lookup, custody follow-up, and state backup searches.

Lawrence County inmate population records are clearest when the roster and sheriff jail page are checked together.