Located at 306 State Street, the Adams County jail hosts an average population of 90 people per day. With jail security being a top priority for the Sheriff’s Office, all correctional officers are required to complete 120 hours of training through the Southwest Mississippi Training Defense Academy, located on Foster Mound Road. There, these officers are trained in self defense, CPR, first-aid, OC Spray and most officers are taser certified. Aside from the training officers receive at academy, they also must complete a state certified curriculum.
The Adams County Jail includes wings for both male and female inmates. Juveniles are housed in a separate facility. Church services are available for all inmates through our ministerial program. Any drug, alcohol or anger management meetings or counsellings are generally court ordered. Daily operations of the jail involve our inmates taking on the jobs of assisting food service personnel, cleaning, washing and detailing deputies’ vehicles as well as working litter detail.
The jail employs a health care provider who visits the jail 3 times a week and is on call 24/7. Before any inmate receives or takes any medication, the health care provider must approve it before being administered. If an inmate is on medication, a family member must bring the medication that the inmate is currently on in its original bottle. Any medication that is out of date will not be passed along to inmates, but rather thrown away.
The Adams County Adult Detention Center now has a full-time transport deputy which transports inmates to and from any medical, court or other appointments they might have.
MAIL
- All incoming mail is delivered to inmates Monday - Friday after being inspected for contraband.
- All mail received must have the sender's first and last name on the return address (a complete address.)
- NO PACKAGES will be accepted through the mail.
- Clearly PRINT address as follows:
Adams County Sheriff's Office
"Name of Inmate"
306 State Street
Natchez, MS 39120
COMMISSARY
- Inmates are only allowed to accept money orders - Cash and personalized checks WILL NOT be accepted.
- Money orders MUST BE RECEIVED by Sunday at 5 p.m. to be able to send off for the inmate's commissary order.
- Each money order must be written to the name of the receiving inmate/ACSO.
- There is a $25 maximum limit on each commissary order placed by an inmate.
- Inmates are allowed ONE commissary money order per week.
VISITATION
- Visitation for female inmates is on Saturday from 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. and 1:15 to 4 p.m.
- For male inmates, visitation is Sunday from 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. and 1:15 to 4 p.m.
- Only immediate family members are permitted to visit.
- NO children under the age of 12 are allowed to visit.
- All visitors MUST HAVE a picture I.D. in order to see their family members.
- No cell phones, cameras or purses are allowed when visiting an inmate.
- Children are not to be left unattended in the jail lobby.
**Failure to follow policy and procedure may result in forfeiture of future jail visits.**
DELIVERIES
- All Personal items are provided for inmates by the Adams Count Sheriff's Office Jail.
- No packages will be accepted from outside the facility.
PHONE CALLS
- All phone calls made by inmates are collect or family members may purchase minutes for an inmates' account by calling Securus Technologies at 1-800-844-6591.
FINGER PRINTING
The Adams County Jail also provides the community with finger printing services. Finger prints are processed on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Finger prints cost $15 and can be obtained at the jail.
**Any additional information may be obtained at the jail or by calling (601) 442-4199 **