LaSalle Corrections Center Inmate Search

The Lasalle Correctional Center detains offenders awaiting transfer to jails and prisons. It is located in Olla in LA Salle County along 15976 Highway 165. The jail houses inmates above 18 years and more often than not, those serving less than a year jail term. This means their convictions are as a result of smaller offenses such as theft, fighting, and driving while drunk among other infringement offenses.

The prison is of Medium - general security featuring cage-style housing and under the supervision of armed guards. A perimeter fence and rows of triple razor wire on double fencing strengthen the prison yard. There is 24/7 supervision and controlled movements, as well as electronic detection systems. All these confine the detainees within the facility.

Inmates have access to basic amenities such as bathrooms. They have three meals a day TV facility and an educational program. The program is for those who express interest in learning new things, which would help them better their lives after their release. This is in addition to religious practices and fitness activities. The Federal Bureau of Prisons, the US Marshal Service or Immigration runs the operations of LaSalle Corrections Center but under a private company. It has partnered with LaSalle Parish Sheriff's Office in its operations.

Promotion and preparation of the offenders to be better people is one of the critical missions of Louisiana. Thus the reason for the inclusion of the ample educational and vocational training programs. They give them second chances to shape their lives and a comeback into the society but as a restored person — some of the programs the prison offers include victim awareness, family reunification, and cognitive behavior therapy.

The rules of the prison indicate that it better to call your inmate before visiting them to find out visitation hours and open days. Nonetheless, they are visited every day of the week including federal holidays. The families of the inmates are also required to adhere to the rules of sending things including money to their inmates. It is also important to inquire about the preferred method of sending money to them, so you do not violate the rules of the facility.

The prison does not allow cellphones or other personal belongings into the facility during visiting hours. An adult family member must accompany anyone below the 18 years. If the person is a minor and is not an inmate’s extended family member, there is a need to have them accompanied by their parent or guardian.