Find MPRSC Release Records

Where MPRSC Releases Go

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center is the adult regional jail used for a King William County or Town of West Point local matter. Its five member jurisdictions are Essex, King and Queen, King William, Middlesex, and Mathews. The building is in Saluda, not in King William County. That regional arrangement is why an unofficial directory may incorrectly suggest that a separate King William County Jail maintains its own roster. The MPRSC Jail Authority and the county's official sources point to the regional center instead.

A person may leave MPRSC on bond, recognizance, dismissal, a court order, time served, or completion of a local sentence. Other departures are not community releases. MPRSC may transfer someone to the Virginia Department of Corrections, another jail, a hospital, or a federal authority. The release or disposition entry should state the time and type of departure. When lawfully disclosed, a receiving-agency or destination field can show that the person's custody continued elsewhere.

Confirm an MPRSC Release

The official Current Inmate Listing answers only whether a person appears in present MPRSC custody. It is not a released-person archive. Its grid shows identity, age, race, sex, admit date, primary charge court type, and primary charge. A linked current detail can add a photograph, agency, court, bond, and admission information, but the reviewed detail did not show release time, release type, destination, or projected date.

1. Search the current list by the person's full name. Treat a matching row as current local jail custody, not release.
2. If there is no row, check Virginia Jail VINE for the same person and compare the listed custody agency.
3. Review the correct King William court level. General District Court handles misdemeanors and preliminary felony stages; Circuit Court supplies felony judgment and sentence.
4. Search VADOC only when a state-responsible sentence or transfer is possible. A prison result means the person did not return to the community.
5. Request the MPRSC release or disposition record for the exact booking when time and destination matter.

The full named-person path and release-record fields are also organized on the King William County released inmates search. Reconcile the sources as a sequence. For example, an MPRSC row may vanish before a VADOC facility appears. That sequence supports a transfer, not a local discharge home.

MPRSC Release Records Contact

MPRSC accepts Virginia Freedom of Information Act requests by mail, fax, email, in person, or phone. A written request is easier to track. Ask for an existing booking and release entry rather than asking staff to answer a broad question or create a new report. The official page names Andrea Kinser as FOIA Officer but publishes an email username that does not match that name, so confirm the address by phone before sending sensitive identifiers.

The MPRSC FOIA page says the normal response period is five working days, starting the next working day. A written explanation may add seven working days when a response is not practical in the first period. Costs may cover actual access, search, duplication, and supplies. An estimate is available, and a deposit may be required when the estimate exceeds $200.

Identify the adult, the approximate booking date, and any booking number. Request admission date and time, committing jurisdiction, charge and case number, bond status, release date and time, disposition, and receiving agency if transferred. Ask separately for the routine-intake photograph if needed. Date of birth should be supplied only when it helps distinguish people with the same name.

MPRSC Regional Jail Scope

MPRSC is a 121-bed adult regional facility operated through the Middle Peninsula Regional Jail Authority. It holds people charged or sentenced in its member jurisdictions. The center lists adult literacy, GED preparation and testing, life skills, AA, NA, mental-health and substance-use services, religious study, and WRAP. Participation in a program does not prove that a person has been released.

Alternative custody also needs precise language. Home Electronic Incarceration remains incarceration in the home and requires a court order or referral plus facility approval. Work release permits authorized activity but requires return and compliance. Neither status is an unconditional discharge. A court order, MPRSC record, or later custody record should control the description of an individual's status.

MPRSC Weekend Custody Records

MPRSC publishes a nonconsecutive sentence process for eligible court-authorized active terms of 45 days or less. The person generally reports at 6 p.m. Friday on successive weekends. That time is a reporting time, not a general release hour. A positive alcohol or drug test, lateness, a major rule violation, or failure to report can end the privilege and convert the balance to continuous confinement.

Weekday absence from the building can therefore occur while the sentence remains active. Check the official weekend inmate information and obtain the person's actual completion record before calling the sentence discharged.

The official source shows how nonconsecutive service works:

The captured page supports the custody distinction; it is not a list of weekend releases.

MPRSC Transfer Property Evidence

The MPRSC property policy documents a local clue that distinguishes transfer from community release. When an inmate moves to another jail, a psychiatric hospital, VADOC, or another facility, the inmate completes a Disposition of Personal Property form. The named person is contacted and has 30 days after transfer to collect the property before destruction under policy.

That form is not a public locator. Still, it shows why a missing roster row can reflect continued custody. Property pickup hours are listed as 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., while the home page lists lobby hours ending at 4:00 p.m. Call before traveling because the posted hours conflict.

The official property page displays the rule and transfer context:

The policy supports a transfer inquiry but does not replace the booking and release record.

MPRSC Release Destination Checks

A court result can explain legal authority for departure, yet it does not record the minute the jail opened the door. King William General District Court handles misdemeanor dispositions and felony preliminary stages. King William Circuit Court handles felony adjudication and sentence. A General District Court certification to Circuit Court is not a final felony judgment and should never be presented as a release order.

If the MPRSC record states bond, compare the court's bond and case status. If it states transfer to VADOC, use the statewide locator and VADOC records. For a federal or immigration transfer, follow the named receiving authority. Keep the verbs exact: release from MPRSC can be a transfer into another form of custody.

Note: The regional roster spans five jurisdictions, and its list view does not make every displayed person a King William County case.

MPRSC Record Verification Details

For a time-window request, define exact start and end timestamps and ask for the ordinary committing-jurisdiction, court, or agency field if MPRSC maintains it. Otherwise, a regional export may contain records from all five member jurisdictions. Request an existing export or report in the format kept during ordinary operations. Virginia FOIA does not require the jail to design a new custom list.

The current application also has a technical quirk. Its raw HTTP, noindex page is embedded in an HTTPS wrapper. Browser mixed-content controls can block the frame even when the direct list works. A failed frame does not mean the jail emptied, the roster stopped, or a named person was released. Try the official direct route and then contact MPRSC. Preserve the time checked so later records can be compared without claiming an update schedule that the center has not published.

Release status and later case status remain separate. Bond can end physical jail custody while charges remain pending. Time served can end one custodial term while probation or another matter continues. A transfer can close the MPRSC booking while a new agency assumes control. Exact records protect against collapsing those outcomes into one vague result.