Locate Terrebonne Parish Annex Inmate Records

Terrebonne Parish Annex Overview

The Louisiana DPS&C Terrebonne Parish page lists Terrebonne Parish Annex as a local jail or program facility at 7857 Main Street in Houma. The phone number listed for the Annex is the main sheriff number, (985) 876-2500, and the DOC page also shows the jail fax number used in the parish listing. The Annex is operated by the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office, but the research did not locate a separate public Annex roster, a standalone Annex visitation page, or a separate Annex mail rule page.

That makes the Annex different from a state prison profile and different from the main TPCJC page. It should be treated as a sheriff facility connected to local jail and court operations, not as an independent prison with its own public locator. The Main Street address places it near the courthouse and courthouse annex area, while the primary adult jail is at 3211 Grand Caillou Road. Readers often mix these places because money kiosks, court records, sheriff administration, and jail custody do not all sit in one building.

The Louisiana DOC Terrebonne Parish listing screenshot shows the Annex in the same local facility group as the Criminal Justice Complex and Transitional Work Program.

The listing supports the Annex as part of the local Terrebonne Parish custody map, while still leaving several operating details unpublished.

Search Terrebonne Parish Annex Records

Because no separate Annex roster was located, adult custody lookup should use the TPSO/CentralSquare current incarcerations portal. The portal is the official route for current adult sheriff custody in Terrebonne Parish, including people who may be booked at the Criminal Justice Complex or connected to other local sheriff facilities. The portal supports a name search and filters for arrest date, release date, in-custody date, race, sex, cell block, and held-for-agency. A filter should not be treated as proof that a person is housed at the Annex unless the result itself states that location or staff confirms it.

1. Open the TPSO inmate services or online services route, then choose current incarcerations.
2. Search by name before using date, race, sex, cell block, or held-for-agency filters.
3. Review any location, custody status, or held-for-agency information on the result.
4. Call TPSO or the jail line if the record does not make the facility location clear.
5. Check LAVNS, BOP, or ICE if the person may have moved out of parish sheriff custody.

The TPSO online services screenshot shows the official sheriff route that links public users to current incarcerations and related public portal tools.

That route is important for Annex questions because the Annex did not have a separate public search page in the inspected sources.

Terrebonne Parish Annex Contact

The DOC listing gives an Annex address at the Main Street courthouse area and identifies the sheriff's office as the operator. Use the Annex phone number for facility-routing questions, but use TPCJC or the current-incarcerations roster for current adult jail custody when appropriate. If the question is about an official record rather than custody, TPSO records or the court clerk may be the correct channel. The Annex address should not be used for adult jail mail unless staff or an official instruction says to do so.

Terrebonne Parish's geography is a major practical detail. The sheriff public notice address is in Gray, the adult jail is on Grand Caillou Road, the court and clerk ecosystem is around Main Street in Houma, and the Juvenile Justice Complex is also in Gray. Confirm which destination handles the task before traveling.

Terrebonne Parish Annex Capacity

No separate public Annex capacity, housing-unit layout, current population figure, or daily census was located in official TPSO or Louisiana DOC pages. Vera lists a combined Terrebonne local jail and prison capacity of 836 across four facilities, and Prison Policy Initiative lists the Terrebonne Parish Jail capacity as 635 for the main jail. Those figures should not be converted into an Annex bed count. The research supports only the broader point that the Annex is part of the local sheriff facility map.

Terrebonne Parish Annex Visits

No official Annex family visitation schedule was found. The adult sheriff communication source identifies City Tele Coin for video visitation, messaging, and telephone service for people currently incarcerated. Attorney visitation has a published TPSO schedule for jail attorney access, but the research does not state that all Annex visits follow that same rule. Because the Annex's exact custody and housing role is not published, the best practice is to confirm location and visit eligibility before scheduling anything.

Terrebonne Parish Annex Mail and Money

The research did not locate separate Annex mail, commissary, property, or deposit rules. For adult sheriff custody, TPSO inmate services publishes the TPCJC mail-processing address, money-order address, TouchPay facility number, kiosk locations, and City Tele Coin communication details. Use those adult jail instructions only after confirming that the person is in sheriff custody and that the instruction applies to the person's current housing or account. Do not send jail mail to the Annex Main Street address unless a current official source or staff tells you to do so.

The TPSO inmate services screenshot shows the adult jail services page where mail, commissary, communication, and incarceration-letter instructions are grouped.

That page is the best documented adult jail service source, but it does not make the Annex a separately published mail destination.

Terrebonne Parish Annex Records Limits

Records tied to the Annex may involve sheriff custody, court records, clerk records, or parish-government records. TPSO records is the starting point for sheriff records, but TPSO states that it does not provide documentation for cases handled by other agencies. If the question is about a formal charge, case number, disposition, or court event, the 32nd Judicial District Court and Terrebonne Parish Clerk channels matter more than an Annex facility listing. If the person has moved to state custody after sentencing, Louisiana DPS&C and LAVNS become the correct lookup path.

Louisiana public-record access is not unlimited. Pending law-enforcement and prosecution records can be restricted. Juvenile, sealed, expunged, medical, and confidential material may not be available through a public request. A public roster search can help confirm current custody, but it does not replace a certified court record or a sheriff records response.