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Prison Listing PRISON LISTING We have attempted to compile a composite listing of all prisons, local jails, work release facilities and juvenile facilities where inmates or delinquents are housed. If you see any errors or know of new facilities, please notify LAP so we can keep the list current. Where available, we have offered street addresses. Note that many of the street addresses are listed by the post office as a “non-deliverable address. Mail sent to this address will be returned.” Use the post office box when available for all mail. Names are Warden, unless otherwise noted. There seems to be a need for mental health facility contact information. Rather than duplicate that here, go to http://appellateproject.org/links.htm for the appropriate links to Community Mental Health Clinics, Acute Care Facilities and Specialized Facilities. The links on this page take you to the Louisiana Health and Hospitals, Office of Mental Health, for the most current information. Some facilities house inmates (like Feliciana Forensic Unit), so are included here and in the database. A. L. Swanson, Sr. Correctional Center for Youth Acadia Parish Work Release DOC = SCY-MON, Juvenile 426 North Avenue F Alan Michel Crowley, LA 70526-5045 4701 South Grand (337) 786-8733 Monroe, LA 71202-6403 (337) 788-8766 - Fax (318) 362-5000 (318) 362-5065 - Fax Allen Correctional Center DOC = ALC or ALCC Abbeville Holding Facility Terry Terrell, Warden Todd O’Bryan 3751 Lauderdale Woodyard Rd 308 S. State Street Kinder, LA 70648-5908 Abbeville, LA 70510-5920 (337) 639-2943 (337) 898-4105 (337) 639-2944 - Fax (337) 893-5253 - Fax Allen Parish Jail ABCC (Avoyelles Bordelon Correctional Center) Teddy Raspberry 4462 Highway 451 P. O. Box 278 Moreauville, LA 71355-3400 Oberlin, LA 70655-0278 (318) 997-2143 (337) 639-4353 (337) 639-9367 - Fax Acadia Parish Detention Center 427 Court Street Eby Henry Oberlin, LA 70655 1061 Capitol Ave Crowley, LA 70526-3227 Ascension Parish Jail (337) 788-8740 Robert Webre (337) 788-8780 - Fax 2384 Lemonville Cuttoff Rd. Donaldsonville, LA 70346-8873 Acadia Parish Jail & Annex (985) 473-8674 Eby Henry (985) 473-9349 - Fax P. O. Box 289 Crowley, LA 70526-0289 (337) 788-8735 (337) 788-8766 - Fax Prison Listing December 31, 2011 Page 1 of 18 Ashland Jail Avoyelles Simmesport Detention Center aka Terrebonne Criminal Justice Complex Abrigale Patterson Joe Null P. O. Box 819 P. O. Box 4096 Simmesport, LA 71369-0819 Houma, LA 70361-4096 (318) 941-2885 (985) 857-0361 (318) 921-2226 - Fax (985) 857-0365 - Fax 620 S. Martin Luther King Dr. 3211 Grand Caillou Road Simmesport, LA 71369-2614 Houma, LA 70363-7147 Avoyelles Women’s Correctional Center Assumption Parish Detention Center Coretha Bonton Farrell Gros P. O. Box 340 P. O. Box 69 Cottonport, LA 71327-0340 Napoleonville, LA 70390-0069 (318) 876-2871 (985) 369-7283 (318) 876-3365 - Fax (985) 369-2933 - Fax 640 Choupique Lane 233 Highway 1008 Cottonport, LA 71327-3745 Napoleonville, LA 70390-2012 Avoyelles Women’s Work Release Facility Avoyelles Bunkie Detention Center Work Release Timmy Ducote Randy Norman P.O. Box 250 P.O. Box 340 Evergreen, LA 71333-0250 Cottonport, LA 71327-0340 (318) 346-6633 (318) 346-6633 (318) 346-9182 - Fax (318) 876-3365 - Fax 7807 Highway 115 Evergreen, LA 71333 Baton Rouge Juvenile Detention Center Juvenile Avoyelles Bunkie Work Release Facility Roger Aucoin, Director Work Release 8333 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Randy Norman Baton Rouge, LA 70807-4002 P. O. Box 250 (225) 356-4471 Evergreen, LA 71333-0250 (318) 346-6633 Bayou Dorcheat Correctional Center (318) 346-9182 - Fax aka Webster Detention Center Steve Risner Avoyelles Correctional Center P.O. Box 877 DOC = AVC or AVCC Minden, LA 71058-0877 Lynn Cooper, Warden (318) 371-9199 1630 Prison Road (318) 371-1301 - Fax Cottonport, LA 71327-4055 1455 Bravo Blvd. (318) 876-2891 Minden, LA 71055-7794 (318) 876-4220 - Fax Beauregard Parish Jail Avoyelles Marksville Detention Center Bruce Young Peter Lofton 412 Bolivar Bishop Drive 675 Government St. DeRidder, LA 70634-5080 Marksville, LA 71351-2945 (337) 463-3281 (318) 253-4000 (337) 463-6347 - Fax (318) 253-4544 - Fax Berwick Police Department PO Box 486 Berwick, LA 70342-0486 Prison Listing December 31, 2011 Page 2 of 18 Bienville Parish Jail Bossier Minimum Security Danny Driskill Captain Thomas Rucker P. O. Box 328 2960 Old Plain Dealing Road Arcadia, LA 71001-0328 Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4320 (318) 263-2215 (318) 326-4005 (318) 263-7418 - Fax (318) 326-5283 - Fax 100 Courthouse Drive Arcadia, LA 71001-3659 Bossier Parish Jail Kathy Viola Bienville Parish Work Release P. O. Box 850 P. O. Box 328 Benton, LA 71006-0850 Arcadia, LA 71001-0328 (318) 965-2203 (318) 263-2215 (318) 965-3437 - Fax (318) 263-7418 - Fax 204 Burt Boulevard 100 Courthouse Drive Benton, LA 71006-4901 Arcadia, LA 71001-3659 Bossier Parish Penal Farm Blue Walters Program - Tensas Captain Thomas Rucker Richard Deville, Warden 2960 Old Plain Dealing Road 500 Routh Street Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4320 Newellton, LA 71357-6353 (318) 326-4005 (318) 467-3355 (318) 326-5283 - Fax (318) 467-5572 - Fax Bossier Parish Work Release Bogalusa City Jail 181 McCauley Road Otis Taylor, Supervisor Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4363 214 Arkansas Avenue Bogalusa, LA 70427-3810 Bossier Sheriffs Correctional Center (985) 732-6284 Captain Charles Gray (985) 732-6242 - Fax 2984 Old Plain Dealing Road Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4320 Bossier City Juvenile Detention Center (318) 326-5927 Juvenile (318) 326-7051 - Fax Rivin Grant, Director 4813 Shed Rd. Bridge City Correctional Center for Youth Bossier City, LA 71111-5416 DOC = BCCY (318) 747-7780 John Anderson, Director (318) 747-6852 - Fax P. O. Box 9098 Bridge City, LA 70094-9098 Bossier Maximum Security (504) 436-4253 Captain Craig Stokes (504) 436-0916 - Fax 2985 Old Plain Dealing Road 3225 River Road Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4321 Bridge City, LA 70094-3351 (318) 326-4405 (318) 326-4572 - Fax C. Paul Phelps Correctional Center DOC = PCC or CPPCC Bossier Medium Security Robert Henderson, Warden Captain Charles Gray P. O. Box 1056 2984 Old Plain Dealing Road DeQuincy, LA 70633-1056 Plain Dealing, LA 71064-4320 (337) 786-7963 (318) 326-5927 (337) 786-4524 - Fax (318) 326-7051 - Fax 14925 Highway 27 DeQuincy, LA 70633 Prison Listing December 31, 2011 Page 3 of 18 Caddo Correctional Center Calcasieu Work Release Facility Robert Wyche Work Release P. O. Box 70110 Alan Reinecy, Director Shreveport, LA 71137-0110 5410 East Broad Street (318) 677-5254 Lake Charles, LA 70615-4136 (318) 667-5330 - Fax (337) 431-1341 1101 Forum Drive (337) 431-1340 - Fax Shreveport, LA 71107-6337 Caldwell Correctional Center Caddo Correctional Work Release Chris Frederick Robert Wyche 671 Highway 845 501 Texas Street Grayson, LA 71435-3059 Shreveport, LA 71101-5401 (318) 649-5600 (318) 681-0898 (318) 649-5652 - Fax (318) 681-1185 - Fax Caldwell Detention Center Caddo Parish Juvenile Detention Center Richard Deville Juvenile 701 Highway 845 Muriel Burns, Director Grayson, LA 71435-3058 1835 Spring St. (318) 649-2100 Shreveport, LA 71101-4239 (318) 649-5652 - Fax (318) 226-6770 Caldwell Parish Jail Calcasieu Correctional Center Chris Frederick Daniel Burkhalter P. O. Box 60 P. O. Box 2017 Columbia, LA 71418-0060 Lake Charles, LA 70602-2017 (318) 649-2345 (337) 491-3800 (318) 649-5226 - Fax (337) 491-3840 - Fax 201 Main Street 5410 East Broad Columbia, LA 71418 Lake Charles, LA 70615-4136 Caldwell Work Release Facility Calcasieu Parish Juvenile Detention Center Work Release Juvenile Sherry Roberts P. O. Box 2073 671 Highway 845 Lake Charles, LA 70606-2073 Grayson, LA 71435-3059 (337) 721-3900 (318) 649-5600 (337) 721-3907 - Fax (318) 649-5652 - Fax 3615 E. Prien Lake Road Lake Charles, LA 70615-5410 Cameron Parish Jail Janice LeBoeuf Calcasieu Sheriff’s Prison P.O. Drawer 1250 Greg Tate Cameron, LA 70631-1250 5300 East Broad St. (337) 775-5111 Lake Charles, LA 70615-4134 (337) 775-5042 - Fax (337) 431-1300 119 Smith Circle (337) 491-3840 - Fax Cameron, LA 70631-4117 Catahoula Correctional Center Pat Book 499 Columbia Road Harrisonburg, LA 71340-3001 (318) 744-2121 (318) 744-2126 - Fax Prison Listing December 31, 2011 Page 4 of 18 Catahoula Parish Jail City of Faith - Lafayette (Males) - Work Release Ricky White, Chief Deputy Work Release P. O. Box 603 Kathy Beidenhan, Director Harrisonburg, LA 71340-0603 251 La Rue France (318) 744-5411 Lafayette, LA 70508-3103 (318) 744-5568 - Fax (337) 261-3345 301 Bushley Street (337) 261-5918 - Fax Harrisonburg, LA 71340 City of Faith - Monroe - Work Release CedarWood Work Release Facility (Females) Work Release Work Release Kathy Biedenhan, Director Marlene McShan, Assistant Dire 1511 Jackson Street 1101 Canvas Back Street Monroe, LA 71202-2027 Lake Charles, LA 70615-5122 (318) 987-0029 (337) 433-7433 (318) 325-6196 - Fax (337) 433-7480 - Fax City of Faith - Monroe (Women) - Work Release Central Louisiana State Hospital Work Release Patrick G. Kelly, Director Kathy Biedenhan, Director P. O. Box 5031 1814 Jackson Street Pineville, LA 71361-5031 Monroe, LA 71202-2530 (318) 484-6200 (318) 387-0029 (318) 484-6501 - Fax (318) 387-1677 - Fax 242 West Shamrock Street (not deliverable) Pineville, LA 71360 Claiborne Parish Detention Center (Men) Sue Holiday Christian Acres Detention Center (Secure & 1415 Highway 520 Non-secure) Homer, LA 71040-5285 Juvenile (318) 927-4201 200 Bailey Street (318) 927-6278 - Fax Tallulah, LA 71282 Janet Moore, Administrator Claiborne Parish Jail (Women) (318) 574-3146 Sophia Burns 613 East Main Street CINC - Cedarwood (Female) - Work Release Homer, LA 71040-3437 Work Release (318) 927-2011 Marlene McShan, Assistant Director (318) 927-9819 - Fax 1101 Canvas Back Street Lake Charles, LA 70615-5122 Claiborne Parish Work Release Facility (337) 433-7433 Work Release (337) 433-7480 - Fax Carol Smith, Director 1415 Highway 520 CINC - St.
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