Lookup King and Queen County Inmate Records

King and Queen County Jail Roster Overview

The official current-custody roster for King and Queen County inmate records is the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Current Inmate Listing. MPRSC is the regional jail serving Essex, King and Queen, King William, Mathews, and Middlesex counties. It is the right starting point for a person booked into local or regional jail custody after a King and Queen County arrest or court commitment. The roster is public and free, and the research did not find a login or payment gate.

This roster does not cover every inmate record a reader might need. It is a current list, not a complete historical booking database. A sentenced state prisoner may move to the Virginia Department of Corrections locator. A federal prisoner belongs in the BOP locator. An immigration detainee belongs in the ICE Online Detainee Locator. A court charge belongs with General District Court or Circuit Court, and a sheriff-created arrest report may require the King and Queen Sheriff's Office FOIA route.

Use the King and Queen County Inmate Roster

The roster page may load slowly because it embeds a data grid. MPRSC also publishes a direct grid link at http://146.168.173.101/DCN/inmates. The grid title identifies Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center inmates. During inspection on July 1, 2026, the grid displayed page controls, a filter row, sortable columns, and a count of 144 items. Treat that number as a dated roster snapshot across all member jurisdictions.

1. Open the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing. If the embedded frame does not load, use the direct roster-grid link from the page.
2. Type a name into the Full Name filter row. If the spelling is uncertain, start with part of the last name.
3. Narrow the list with age, race, sex, or admit date if several rows look similar.
4. Use page controls and page-size options if the person does not appear on the first page.
5. Check adaptive details when available because Primary Charge and Primary Charge Court Type may not show in the default main grid.
6. Call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 when the person cannot be found or the grid is unavailable.

King and Queen County Roster Search Fields

MPRSC's roster works through grid filters. There is no single county search box that asks for a last name, date of birth, and booking number. That matters for King and Queen County inmate records because a user may need to filter the visible list instead of expecting a profile page to open from a standard search result.

The MPRSC current inmate listing page screenshot shows the wrapper page used before opening the live roster grid.

The wrapper page is important because it gives the direct listing link when the embedded roster frame is slow or blocked by a browser setting.

What King and Queen County Inmate Records Show

The public MPRSC grid is not a full booking profile. It confirms current custody and several basic identifiers, but many fields often expected in a jail record were not visible in the default public list. A reader should not assume that bond, housing, court date, booking number, or mugshot data is unavailable as a record. The safer reading is that those fields were not shown in the main online grid inspected for this project.

Find County, State, and Federal Inmates

King and Queen County inmate records are easiest to find when the custody system is clear. MPRSC covers the regional jail stage, including pretrial custody, local sentences, weekend inmates, work release, Electronic Incarceration Program participants, and some people waiting for transfer. VADOC takes over once a person is in state prison custody or under state supervision. BOP and ICE are federal systems, and VINELink is a notification channel rather than the original record holder.

King and Queen County Jail Facility

Only one detention facility is mapped for King and Queen County in the research: Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center. It is a regional jail authority facility, not a sheriff-run jail located at the King and Queen courthouse complex. This distinction matters when requesting records. Custody or booking records from the jail route to MPRSC. Sheriff arrest or investigative records route to the King and Queen County Sheriff's Office.

MPRSC serves Essex, King and Queen, King William, Mathews, and Middlesex counties. Its homepage lists a rated capacity of 121 inmates, while the live roster displayed 144 items on July 1, 2026. For more facility-specific visitation, mail, money, and program rules, use the Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center page.

King and Queen County Booking Process

A King and Queen County arrest may lead to release by summons, magistrate release, court action, or booking at MPRSC. When jail booking occurs, the facility receives the person, identifies them, records property, creates the custody record, and assigns an admit date. Medical or mental-health screening and classification occur under jail standards, but MPRSC does not publish a full public booking manual.

The roster confirms admission through the Admit Date field. It does not show the full intake timeline, booking number, or housing unit in the default grid. Property rules add local detail: inmates may release personal property by submitting a request naming the pickup person and items. Court clothing may be supplied in limited categories, and property left after transfer can be subject to a 30-day pickup window under MPRSC policy.

Request King and Queen County Booking Records

When the public roster is too limited, use the records route that matches the record. MPRSC FOIA applies to jail authority custody and booking records. The King and Queen Sheriff's Office FOIA route applies to sheriff arrest records, incident reports, warrant service records, or criminal investigative files. Court case records follow clerk channels rather than jail FOIA.

Virginia FOIA does not require the request to be in writing or to use the word FOIA, but a written request is easier to track. Identify the existing record with reasonable specificity. For an MPRSC booking record, include the person's full name, any known aliases, the approximate admit date, the type of record requested, and whether inspection or copies are preferred. The county FOIA page says the county may charge actual costs and waives total request costs of $12 or less under its local policy. MPRSC's FOIA page also notes actual-cost charges and deposits for estimates over $200.

King and Queen County Visitation Rules

MPRSC uses Securus for onsite and remote video visitation. Onsite visits use lobby terminals while the inmate remains in the housing unit. Visitors must create or use a Securus account, upload a photo and driver's license, schedule at least 24 hours ahead, bring the confirmation email or PIN, and arrive shortly before the visit. Nonprofessional visits are monitored and recorded.

One official MPRSC page says each inmate may have up to two free 30-minute onsite visits per week. Another visitor-rules page says one 30-minute visit per week. Confirm the current weekly allowance with MPRSC or Securus before scheduling.

Contact a King and Queen County Inmate

Personal mail does not go to the Saluda facility address. MPRSC uses Securus Digital Mail for personal mail: Inmate Name and ID Number, Middle Peninsula Regional Jail, VA C/O Securus DMS, PO Box 22706, Tampa, FL 33622. Legal mail, publications, and money orders go directly to Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, 170 Oakes Landing Road, Saluda, VA 23149.

Inmate phones are handled through Securus. MPRSC states inmates cannot use facility telephones directly; calls are made through the housing-area phone system, usually between 8:30 AM and 10:30 PM. Calls may be collect, paid through prepaid Securus accounts, or paid by commissary transfer. Incoming calls, third-party collect calls, and credit-card calls are not authorized. Verified emergency messages may be left at 804-758-2338 ext. 238.

King and Queen County Commissary Funds

Money may be sent by certified check or money order made out to the inmate and mailed or delivered to the MPRSC lobby. Cash and credit-card deposits are available through the JailATM kiosk in the lobby during weekday lobby hours, and JailATM.com accepts most major credit cards. Vendor fees are disclosed by JailATM at the time of transaction. The research did not locate a county bond-payment fee table, so bond status and payment method should be confirmed directly with MPRSC, the magistrate, or the court.