St. Martin Parish Jail Roster
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Becket Breaux, links an online inmate locator from its official site. The locator opens the St. Martin Parish jail roster, which uses a disclaimer before showing public results. The disclaimer says the information is collected, maintained, and provided for visitor convenience and that the sheriff and correctional center cannot certify its accuracy or authenticity. It also warns that arrestee name information may come from the arrestee or arresting agency before fingerprint and criminal-history verification is complete.
The public roster is strongest for current or recent parish custody. It can help identify a booking, bond status, charge snapshot, court date field, arresting agency, and fugitive-hold flag. It does not replace a criminal case file, a certified letter of incarceration, a state prison record, or a court disposition. After a booking moves into court, the formal case record belongs with the Clerk of Court and the 16th Judicial District Court.
The roster page itself is documented in the manifest from the public jail roster source.
The roster image reinforces the practical limit of inmate records: public results are useful leads, while certified status must come from the custodian.
Use St. Martin Parish Inmate Search
A roster search should be read from left to right: disclaimer, search or sort, result row, then profile view. If the person is not listed, the next step depends on the fact being checked. A very recent arrest may not be posted yet. A sentenced state prisoner may be in a Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections pathway. A person released from jail may require a letter of incarceration rather than a current roster result.
- Open the sheriff's inmate locator and accept the public disclaimer if you intend to continue.
- Use the Search control or sort by last name or booking date to narrow possible matches.
- Compare name, date of birth, race/gender, and booking date before relying on a match.
- Open the profile view to review charges, bond, court date, arresting agency, and fugitive hold.
- For certified custody proof, use the sheriff's letter of incarceration request channel.
For charge outcomes after booking, St. Martin Parish arrest records and court charges help separate the booking snapshot from what prosecutors later file in court.
St. Martin Parish Roster Fields
The inspected roster provides public controls rather than a complex search form. It is still useful because those controls show how users can move from a broad roster list to a specific profile. The field set also makes clear that the public roster is not a full criminal-history database.
| Field / Control | Type | Required | Options / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agree | Button/link | Yes to proceed | Accepts the disclaimer before roster data appears. |
| Decline | Button/link | No | Leaves the public roster path. |
| Sort by Last Name | Sort control | No | Sorts roster results alphabetically. |
| Sort by Booking Date | Sort control | No | Useful for recent arrest checks. |
| Search | Text/search control | No | Filters visible roster results. |
| Clear | Button | No | Clears a search filter. |
| Pagination | Page links | No | Moves through previous, next, and numbered pages. |
| Result columns | Display | N/A | Name, DOB, race/gender, booking date, and view link. |
St. Martin Parish Inmate Profile
A public inmate profile can show more detail than the roster row. The research inspected a sample profile for field inventory only and did not rely on the sample as proof of guilt, custody status, or accuracy. The profile view is most useful when a reader needs to separate an arresting agency entry, a fugitive hold, or a bond line from the later court record.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Full name | The name listed on the public inmate profile. |
| Inmate ID | The jail profile identifier. |
| Date of birth | A matching detail for identity checks. |
| Race / gender | Demographic fields displayed in the profile. |
| Booking date | The date and time of booking shown in the roster. |
| Court date | A field that may appear but can be blank. |
| Arresting agency | The agency associated with the booking. |
| Fugitive hold | A yes/no field that may signal another jurisdiction or agency hold. |
| Charges | Statute or code, charge description, and counts. |
| Bond | Bond amount or "Bond Pending" by charge. |
| Mugshot area | A photo area appears on the roster/profile view. |
Facility pod, magistrate, release date, sentence, and attorney fields were not visible in the inspected sample profile.
St. Martin Parish Jail Facilities
The main local custody address appears in both sheriff and Louisiana DPS&C sources, with slightly different office labels. The sheriff lists Main Offices & Corrections - Parish Jail at 400 Saint Martin Street in Saint Martinville, while the DPS&C St. Martin page lists the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center at 400 St. Martin Street with a P.O. Box. The sheriff also lists a Juvenile Training Center through the DPS&C local page, but juvenile records are not treated as ordinary public inmate records.
Main Offices & Corrections - Parish Jail
400 Saint Martin Street
Saint Martinville, LA 70582
337-394-3071
Public hours: Monday-Thursday 7:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Friday 7:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
St. Martin Parish Correctional Center
400 St. Martin Street, P.O. Box 247
St. Martinville, LA 70582
337-394-2500
Fax: 337-394-2545
Juvenile Training Center
1815 A Terrance Highway
St. Martinville, LA 70582
337-394-9082
Juvenile records are restricted unless law or court order permits access.
The sheriff's location page is represented in the manifest from the official locations source.
Those facility listings help separate the public office, correctional center, and other sheriff locations before a visitor arrives.
The sheriff's public hours page is also documented from the official office-hours source.
The hours image supports the practical warning that public counter hours are not the same as a jail roster update cycle.
St. Martin Parish Inmate Visitation
The sheriff corrections page says visits are held at the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center once a week so inmates may visit family and friends. It also says visits may be limited depending on inmate behavior and visitor behavior. The research did not locate an official day, time, dress code, remote-video provider, attorney visit schedule, ID rule, child visitor rule, visit length, or phone-tablet vendor price schedule. Those gaps should stay visible rather than being filled with fake times.
| Topic | Official detail located | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | Once weekly | Exact day and time not located. |
| Behavior limits | Visits may be limited by inmate or visitor behavior | Full rule list not located. |
| Remote video | Not located in inspected official pages | No vendor named. |
| Mail rules | Letter of incarceration form located | Mail-scanning policy not located. |
| Before arriving | Correctional Center and sheriff phone contacts located | Call to confirm current visitation status. |
The corrections and parish jail page appears in the manifest from the official correctional source.
The correctional source confirms once-weekly visitation while leaving the schedule unresolved in the official material inspected.
Note: Do not assume a visit day or time from nonofficial listings; call the Correctional Center before making the trip.
St. Martin Parish Inmate Funds
The sheriff inmate money page says each person booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional facility has an inmate trust fund or commissary account. Cash held at booking is placed into that account. Family and friends may add funds, but medical expenses are deducted first, including prescriptions, doctor appointments, dental appointments, and incidentals such as Tylenol or Advil. Any remaining balance may be used for commissary purchases.
| Channel | Payment method | Address / URL / Phone | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| In person at Sheriff's Office | Cash or money order only | 400 Saint Martin Street; 337-394-2535 | Sheriff does not assess a fee for the deposit itself. |
| Money orders only | SMSO Inmate Fund, P.O. Box 247, St. Martinville, LA 70582 | Use the inmate fund mailing route. | |
| Online credit card | FORECOMM Solutions | Linked from the sheriff inmate money page | FORECOMM charges a convenience fee; users can cancel before completing. |
The commissary process is shown in the manifest from the official inmate money source.
The money page image connects custody records to everyday jail functions that are separate from the court case file.
St. Martin Parish Custody Channels
Several systems can help after a roster search. LA VINE provides custody status and notification service for adult inmates in parish jails and state prisons, and the LCLE source lists the phone line as 866-LAVNS-4-U. The Louisiana DPS&C St. Martin Parish page lists local jail, juvenile training center, sheriff, district attorney, and clerk contacts. The DPS&C homepage is the broader state corrections route for sentenced state custody.
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff (LA) app is available from the Apple App Store and Google Play. Official store text supports reporting crimes, submitting tips, interactive features, public-safety news, and public outreach. It does not confirm an app-only inmate lookup, warrant search, or records request, so the app should be described only as a sheriff communication tool unless the user verifies the feature in the current app.
For criminal case outcomes after jail booking, use the Clerk and court record path. The roster may show a charge and bond, but the formal disposition, plea, sentence, expungement, or dismissal belongs in the 16th JDC criminal case file. The Clerk Criminal Department also has a local background-check route, but that check is limited to St. Martin Parish 16th JDC records and does not include Breaux Bridge City Court, St. Martinville City Court, or Henderson Town Court matters. That limit matters for local traffic and municipal arrests.
These channels answer different custody questions. A roster result can answer whether a person appears in current or recent parish jail data. LA VINE can support notification when custody status changes. DPS&C is the state route when the person is no longer a parish jail inmate and may be in state custody. A court record answers what happened to the case after booking. A letter of incarceration answers whether the sheriff can verify custody for a date or date range.
| Need | Best St. Martin Parish channel | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Current jail listing | Sheriff inmate locator and jail roster | Public roster is disclaimed and not certified. |
| Custody notification | LA VINE | Notification tool, not a complete case file. |
| State custody path | Louisiana DPS&C | Not a parish jail roster replacement. |
| Official custody proof | Sheriff letter of incarceration request | Requires the requested date or date range. |
| Case outcome | Clerk of Court and 16th JDC record | May require subscription, in-person, mail, or certified-copy request. |
St. Martin Parish Incarceration Letter
The sheriff provides a Letter of Incarceration Request Form for documentation or verification of an inmate's incarceration at St. Martin Parish Jail. The request must indicate the date or date range for verification. That makes the form important when an employer, court, agency, family member, or other requester needs proof beyond a public roster screenshot.
The manifest image comes from the official letter of incarceration source.
The letter request is the official fallback when a current roster result is missing, stale, or not enough for documentation.