Check Holmes/Humphreys County Correctional Facility Releases

To find someone released from Holmes/Humphreys County Correctional Facility, use Mississippi's state corrections records rather than a Humphreys County jail roster. The Lexington institution houses state inmates and operates as a regional correctional facility. Departure can mean transfer within corrections, parole, earned-release supervision, sentence discharge, or delivery to another authority. Each outcome has a different record. Current MDOC location helps show whether confinement continues, while a discharge certificate, supervision assignment, or receiving-agency record confirms what happened after the person left the building. The regional facility and the local Belzoni jail are separate custody systems.

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Holmes/Humphreys Facility Release Paths

The Holmes/Humphreys County Correctional Facility is a regional institution under the Mississippi corrections structure. Its sentenced state inmates can leave for another MDOC location, parole, earned-release supervision, completed-sentence discharge, or another custodian. A change of building is not automatically a return to the community. The MDOC Location and Location Change Date provide the first clue, but the final status must come from the record tied to that event.

A discharge certificate or MDOC Records response is the strongest routine proof that the state term ended. An active Community Corrections assignment supports community release under continuing supervision. A Parole Board grant authorizes parole, but processing and conditions still stand between the vote and physical release. A new MDOC Location supports a transfer. When another government agency accepts the person, that receiving agency's record must be checked as well.

Regional custody: release from the Lexington building does not by itself establish discharge from MDOC or return to the community.

Confirm Holmes/Humphreys Facility Release

The MDOC offender search is the correct public starting point. Search by MDOC ID whenever possible because names can collide. Compare the portrait and physical descriptors, County of Conviction, sentence, Entry Date, current Location, and Unit. The Tentative Release Date is useful planning data, but it does not record the moment a person actually left.

  1. Enter the MDOC ID or exact first and last name in the official search.
  2. Confirm identity through descriptors, conviction county, sentence, and entry information.
  3. Read Location and Location Change Date before interpreting the tentative date.
  4. For parole or ERS, confirm a Board action and active Community Corrections assignment.
  5. For completion, request the discharge certificate or public discharge status from MDOC Records.

If the public result is missing or ambiguous, contact MDOC Records at 601-933-2889 or MDOCRecordsDepartment@mdoc.state.ms.us. Identify the MDOC number and ask for the smallest existing record that answers the question, such as a time sheet, jail-credit calculation, public movement entry, or discharge status. The Humphreys County release-record hub explains how county, state, court, and federal evidence should be reconciled.


Holmes/Humphreys Offender Record Fields

The public MDOC detail layout reports identity, location, and sentence context. It is strongest for a current state prisoner. Research did not confirm that every fully discharged former prisoner remains searchable or that the interface always supplies a durable Released or Discharged status. Save the official page with the access date when a predictive field matters, then seek stronger completion evidence.

MDOC fieldWhat it helps answer
MDOC ID and portraitWhether the result is the intended person
Entry DateWhen the current MDOC record began
Location and UnitWhere MDOC reports present placement
Location Change DateWhen the reported placement changed
Sentence and conviction fieldsOffense, length, count, county, and sentence date
Tentative Release DateA projected date that can change

The state page warns that law can cause release types and dates to differ from the website. Jail credit, consecutive sentences, mandatory terms, forfeited earned time, detainers, classification, and ERS residence approval can all affect the practical date. A past tentative date should trigger a current Location check and Records inquiry, not a claim that discharge occurred.


Holmes/Humphreys Facility Contact

The official MDOC facility page provides the address and telephone number. The facility can address current physical location and operational questions. Sentence time, jail credit, and discharge records belong with MDOC Records. No facility-specific public release desk hours, release-time policy, property procedure, transportation service, or photo policy was found.

Holmes/Humphreys County Correctional Facility
23234 MS Highway 12 East
Lexington, MS 39095
Phone: 662-834-5016
Hours: not published; call before visiting
MDOC Records
P.O. Box 24388
Jackson, MS 39225
Phone: 601-933-2889
Email: MDOCRecordsDepartment@mdoc.state.ms.us

State the MDOC number and the record sought. A request for an existing discharge certificate, movement entry, or time record is more precise than asking staff to decide whether someone is free. If another custodian appears, request the destination and continue with that agency.


Holmes/Humphreys Regional Facility Identity

The institution is physically in Lexington, Holmes County, not in Humphreys County. MDOC explains that Mississippi regional facilities house state inmates under agreements and operate through the respective sheriff with MDOC oversight. The March 2026 PREA audit identifies the Holmes County Sheriff's Department as operator and Barry Rule as warden. It describes minimum- and medium-custody adult men and reports no youthful inmates.

280Design capacity
277Audit-date population
265Prior-year average daily population

Those sourced figures describe facility scale. They are not release counts, annual admissions, or turnover. The audit does not provide a release total. Its most useful public role is to resolve identity and operator confusion that can send a search toward the wrong county jail.

The official facility appearance and MDOC identity are shown on the MDOC Holmes/Humphreys facility page.

Holmes Humphreys County Correctional Facility release information page

The screenshot reinforces that the Lexington institution belongs in the state corrections search path, not the Belzoni sheriff's local booking route.


Correct Holmes/Humphreys Release Search

Online pages sometimes shorten the name to “Humphreys County Jail.” That shortcut merges two different institutions. The local Humphreys County Jail release record belongs to the Humphreys County Sheriff's Office in Belzoni. The regional facility belongs at a Lexington address, is operated by the Holmes County Sheriff's Department, and houses state inmates under MDOC oversight.

FacilityCustody routeRelease evidence
Humphreys County JailLocal sheriff bookingSheriff release or movement record plus court file
Holmes/Humphreys regional facilityMDOC state custodyMDOC status, discharge, supervision, or transfer record

A county roster disappearance after felony sentencing may mean entry into state custody. Search MDOC and compare Location. If the exact handoff matters, request the Humphreys sheriff's transfer entry as well. It may show release to MDOC custody, which should never be shortened to an unqualified release.


Holmes/Humphreys Supervised Releases

Parole and earned-release supervision allow community placement while legal control continues. The Mississippi State Parole Board decides parole. MDOC Division of Community Corrections supervises parole, probation, ERS, house arrest, and related cases. A Board grant is authorization subject to processing. It does not prove that the person walked out of the Lexington facility on the decision date.

Parole
Conditional community release approved by the State Parole Board.
Earned-release supervision
An MDOC status in which the person remains under state jurisdiction.
Transfer
Movement to another custodian or institution rather than community release.
Discharge
Completion of the MDOC term, confirmed through official completion records.

For a Humphreys County supervision connection, the official field office is at 102 Castleman Street, third floor, Belzoni, with telephone 662-247-1873. An active parole or ERS assignment is strong evidence that institutional confinement ended for community supervision. It is not final discharge and may not show the exact physical-release time.


Holmes/Humphreys Release Date Limits

Mississippi labels the public projection Tentative Release Date. Under §47-5-138, qualifying earned time has a 15-percent cap that supports an 85-percent shorthand for many sentences, but §47-5-139 exclusions, jail credit, forfeiture, consecutive terms, detainers, and residence approval can change the practical result. Earned time does not reduce the statutory parole-eligibility floor.

MDOC's frequently asked questions advise checking an exact date with the case manager and explain that release processing can take 30 to 45 days. Parole and ERS dates are not guarantees. The inmate must receive a discharge certificate for completion. A projected date, a Board decision, a Location Change Date, and a discharge date are different fields and should remain separately labeled.

Question: What if the tentative date is already past? Check current Location, contact MDOC Records, and ask Community Corrections whether a public active assignment exists. A detainer or transfer can prevent community return even after the forecast date.


Holmes/Humphreys Transfer Destinations

An MDOC Location change can identify another state institution. A movement to federal or immigration custody requires a different locator. BOP's public locator addresses sentenced federal custody. ICE ODLS covers current detention and releases within its limited recent window. Federal pretrial status belongs with the court docket and U.S. Marshals route. None of those systems can answer for the others.

No federal prison or ICE detention center was verified in Humphreys County, and no county ICE contract was found. That does not exclude an individual detainer. Ask MDOC or the facility for the public destination or receiving-agency entry. A departure record that names another authority ends the Lexington placement but does not establish community release.

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