Trace Historical Madison Placements

Madison Placement Is Historical

An official Vicksburg comprehensive plan from 2015 documented some misdemeanor detention placements in Madison County. That is the full supported claim. Research did not verify that the arrangement remains active, which Madison facility received a given person, or a current release contact. A decade-old planning reference cannot substitute for an episode-specific transfer record.

Use “historical Madison County detention placement” in notes until a current agency record supplies the actual facility. Do not publish a guessed address, phone number, pickup point, release hour, or contract status. If VPD or the sheriff names a current receiving facility, use that facility's official site and contact information. The receiving agency, not the old plan, becomes the authority for the later custody event.

Confirm a Madison Transfer

Start with the origin. A VPD episode should have an arrest number, booking report, and release or transfer entry. A Warren County Jail episode should have a sheriff jail-docket entry and booking record. Ask whether the person returned to the community or entered another custodian's care. If the answer is transfer, request the agency name, facility name, transport date, and any receiving number.

1. Identify the exact Vicksburg or Warren booking.
2. Request the transfer destination in writing.
3. Verify intake with the named Madison custodian.
4. Request its later release or transfer entry.
5. Match the events to the governing Warren court file.

The Warren County release search explains how to follow a person across agencies. A local disappearance is not proof of release.

Madison Contact Not Verified

No current receiving facility, contract, address, phone, records office, release door, or hours were verified for this historical placement. Giving contact details for a Madison jail without an originating transfer record could send a family to the wrong agency. Contact VPD or the Warren County Sheriff first and ask them to identify the destination for the named booking.

For a VPD booking, contact 820 Veto Street, 601-636-2511, or police@vicksburg.org and reference the arrest number. For Warren County Jail, contact the sheriff at 1000 Grove Street, 601-636-1761. These are origin routes. Neither should be described as the current Madison custodian.

Request the Destination Record

Ask for the booking record, actual transfer date and time, destination agency and facility, release authority or transport basis, and receiving identifier. Include full name, date of birth, aliases, arrest or booking number, and a narrow date range. For VPD, the weekly arrest PDF can help locate the arrest number but cannot prove the transfer.

Once the destination is named, request its admission and exit records. Useful fields include intake time, originating agency, unit movements, actual exit timestamp, release type, and any next destination. Ask for segregable nonexempt fields if part of a record is withheld. No Madison-specific fee or response time should be quoted because the receiving custodian has not been established.

Madison Release Means What?

Departure from VPD or Warren custody can be a transfer. Departure from a Madison facility can also be a transfer. Only an entry that says the person returned to the community supports that narrower statement, and another hold may still matter. Preserve the exact agency terminology rather than converting every exit to “released.”

Bond or recognizance can allow community release while prosecution continues. Time served or sentence completion needs a court basis. A detainer can send the person to another custodian after a local charge permits release. If the event points to MDOC, federal custody, ICE, or another county, move to that system and retain the Madison exit as a separate date.

Match the Warren Court

The out-of-county bed does not move the underlying case to Madison County. Vicksburg Municipal Court usually handles city misdemeanors. Warren Justice Court handles county misdemeanors and felony preliminary matters. County Court maintains its own docket and municipal appeals. Circuit Court handles later felony prosecution. Ask the correct clerk for the specific bond, sentencing, dismissal, or other order.

A court order supplies authority, while the custodian's exit record supplies physical time and destination. Warren Circuit and County electronic files began in MEC on November 15, 2021. Earlier or unavailable files may require a clerk search. Use Release Date Lookup to keep court dates, transfer dates, and actual release dates distinct.

Check Later Custody Systems

If the named destination later transferred the person to MDOC, search by MDOC number. The state detail's “Tentative Release Date” is an estimate, not proof of exit. A parolee result supports continuing community supervision, not full discharge. Request MDOC discharge material when the final state outcome is unclear.

Federal prison requires BOP, federal pretrial custody may require PACER and USMS, and immigration detention requires ICE. Mississippi SAVIN/VINELink may provide notices from participating sources. Use VINE Inmate Check, save the source and wording, and confirm it with the agency. No search match or missed alert proves release.

Madison Identity and Dates

Prefer booking, MDOC, or receiving numbers over a common name. Compare date of birth, middle name, aliases, arrest date, charge, and origin. A photograph can help but should not stand alone. If two identifiers conflict, keep the records separate and ask the custodians to resolve the mismatch.

Label every date with its source and event. A Vicksburg arrest date, Warren exit, Madison intake, court order, and later release can all differ. The 24-Hour Releases and 72-Hour Releases pages explain that Warren publishes no verified rolling release feed. Those missing feeds cannot answer a historical out-of-county placement.

Why the Caution Matters

Search engines can produce polished pages for facilities with similar names and can mix counties or states. The research already found same-name Warren County contamination across several states. A wrong facility page can look convincing while sending the reader away from the actual custodian. Require a Mississippi agency record and an episode identifier before accepting a destination.

The honest result may be: “historical Madison placement mentioned, current receiving facility not yet confirmed.” That statement is more useful than an invented address. It directs the next step back to VPD, the Warren sheriff, and the court record. Once the agency produces the destination, update the working record with the source, access date, and exact custody language.

Keep the access date with every confirmation. Contracts, receiving units, and custody databases can change. If the origin agency supplies a new facility, cite that record instead of silently updating the old planning claim. This preserves a clear line between historical context and present facility operation.

Build the Madison Record Chain

A complete chain begins with the Warren-area arrest or booking. For VPD, the arrest PDF may provide arrest number, name, charge, time, officer, and location. Those fields identify the incident but say nothing about the custody exit. Request VPD's booking report and actual transfer entry. For Warren County Jail, ask the sheriff for the jail-docket page and release or transfer record tied to the booking.

The second link is the named receiving facility's intake. It should connect the person, date, origin agency, and any receiving identifier. The third is that facility's later exit or transfer record. If it sent the person elsewhere, continue the chain. The governing court order supplies legal authority, but the custodians supply the physical movement times. Keeping the records in order prevents a Warren exit from being confused with a later Madison release.

Ask each office for actual timestamps and destinations rather than a bare current-status answer. “Not here” could mean community release, another jail, MDOC, USMS, ICE, a spelling mismatch, or a record-access limit. If a current Madison receiver cannot be established, stop the claim at the supported point: a historical plan named Madison County as a placement possibility in 2015.

Madison Public Record Requests

Mississippi law allows agencies to use reasonable written procedures, recover actual search and copy costs, and apply lawful exemptions. No fee from VPD, the Warren sheriff, or another office should be assigned to an unidentified Madison custodian. Once the receiver is known, ask that office for its procedure, fee estimate, and records contact.

Request segregable nonexempt portions if a booking packet contains restricted investigative, victim, juvenile, medical, sealed, or security information. Give a narrow date range and stable agency identifier. Ask for a written exemption citation for withheld fields. This event-based approach is more precise than requesting all records for a common name and is less likely to combine unrelated bookings.

Current Madison Confirmation

The 2015 plan alone cannot verify any current Madison receiving unit or contract.

Official Madison Source Routes

The 2015 Vicksburg plan is the source for the historical Madison placement. For a city episode, use the VPD records page and the city's local-government records route. For a county-jail episode, begin with the Warren County Sheriff. These sources identify the origin and request route, but only an episode-specific transfer entry can name a current Madison receiver.