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Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Overview

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, often shortened to MPRSC, is the only detention facility mapped for King and Queen County in the research. It is operated as a regional jail authority serving Essex County, King and Queen County, King William County, Mathews County, and Middlesex County. For King and Queen County users, that means the jail roster is regional and does not publish a visible county-of-commitment split in the main grid.

The facility holds people in pretrial custody, local sentenced inmates, weekend inmates, work-release participants, Electronic Incarceration Program participants, and people awaiting transfer. It is not a state prison and should not be searched like a VADOC institution unless the person has already moved under VADOC authority. MPRSC's homepage lists a rated capacity of 121 inmates and describes the center as a regional security center built to meet or exceed Virginia jail standards.

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Population

The facility's own pages provide the two clearest population-related numbers. MPRSC states a rated capacity of 121 inmates. The official live roster grid displayed 144 items on July 1, 2026. That live count was 23 people over stated capacity, or about 119 percent of capacity. It is a current roster snapshot across the regional jail population, not an official average daily population and not a King and Queen-only count.

The Board of Local and Regional Jails CY2024 annual report also reported zero deaths in custody at MPRSC for CY2022, CY2023, and CY2024. The research did not locate an official MPRSC annual booking count, average stay, aggregate demographic report, or county-of-commitment breakdown.

Lookup Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Inmates

The correct lookup system for this regional jail is the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing. The wrapper page links to the direct live roster at http://146.168.173.101/DCN/inmates. The listing is free and public. It uses a grid with filters, sorting, grouping, pagination, and page-size controls rather than a single search form.

1. Open the current inmate listing and wait for the embedded roster. If it does not load, open the direct roster grid.
2. Search the Full Name filter first, then narrow by age, race, sex, or admit date if needed.
3. Use pagination and page-size controls because the list may span more than one page.
4. Check adaptive details for hidden charge fields when the grid makes that option available.
5. Call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 if the roster is down, slow, or not detailed enough.

The MPRSC roster grid screenshot shows the current inmate table used for Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center inmate lookup.

The grid confirms why name spelling, filtering, and pagination matter when searching a regional jail roster.

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Contact

Use the facility contact information for current custody questions, roster access, visitor lobby questions, and jail records held by MPRSC. Use the King and Queen Sheriff's Office for sheriff-created arrest or investigative records. These are related agencies, but they are not the same record holder.

Visit Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center

MPRSC uses Securus for video visitation. Onsite video visitation uses lobby touchscreen terminals while the inmate remains in a housing unit. Visitors create or use a Securus account, upload a photo and driver's license, schedule at least 24 hours in advance, arrive five to ten minutes early, and bring a confirmation email or PIN. Visits are non-contact, monitored, and recorded.

MPRSC pages differ on the weekly free onsite visit allowance. One page says up to two free 30-minute onsite visits per week, while the visitor-rules page says one 30-minute visit per week. Confirm the current rule before scheduling.

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Mail and Money

Mail routing at MPRSC is specific. Personal mail goes through Securus Digital Mail in Tampa, while legal mail, publications, and money orders go directly to the Saluda facility. Sending personal mail to the wrong address may delay or return it. Packages and certified mail are returned under MPRSC's published mail rules, and oversized or non-scannable items may also be returned.

The MPRSC inmate money page screenshot documents the JailATM and money-order deposit options used for inmates at the facility.

The deposit rules are facility rules, so they should be confirmed before sending funds for a person who may have been released or transferred.

Booking at Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center

A person arrested in King and Queen County may be released before booking, committed by a court, or transported to MPRSC for jail intake. The intake process creates the custody record, receives property, records an admit date, and places the person under facility classification and housing rules. MPRSC's public roster proves the admit date field exists, but it does not show full intake notes, housing unit, bond, booking number, or mugshot in the default public grid.

Property rules are local and practical. Inmates may release personal property by submitting a request naming the person who may pick it up and the items to be released. The pickup person must bring ID and sign for the property. Court clothing is limited to approved clothing categories. If an inmate is transferred to another jail, psychiatric hospital, DOC, or another facility, MPRSC requires a property disposition process and a 30-day pickup window.

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Programs

MPRSC publishes a concrete program list. Group programs include adult literacy, Alcoholics Anonymous, GED testing and preparation, life skills, mental health services, Narcotics Anonymous, religious study, substance abuse, and Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Community programs include the Electronic Incarceration Program and work release. EIP may be ordered by the court, referred by the court with Superintendent approval, or referred by program staff with Superintendent and sentencing-judge approval.

Work release is available by recommendation of the court. Eligible inmates may leave the facility to work under strict rules and remain in the program until case disposition if they follow program conditions. These programs do not change the public roster by themselves, but they explain why a person can be in MPRSC custody while still having a structured outside-work or home-incarceration component.

MPRSC PREA and Records Requests

MPRSC states a zero-tolerance PREA policy for sexual abuse, harassment, and staff/offender sexual relationships. Reports may be sent to the MPRSC PREA Coordinator at 170 Oakes Landing Road, Saluda, VA 23149, or externally to Avalon Center, PO Box 6805, 3206 Ironbound Road, Suites B & D, Williamsburg, VA 23188, 757-258-5051. The PREA materials ask for names, locations, witness information, incident details, dates, times, places, other contacts, and optional reporter contact information.

For records, MPRSC FOIA requests may be made by mail, fax, email, in person, or phone. Requests must identify existing records with reasonable specificity. Virginia FOIA gives a five-working-day response period, with possible extensions and actual-cost charges. For sheriff-created King and Queen arrest records, use Sheriff W. R. Balderson's FOIA route instead of the MPRSC jail authority route.

About Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center

MPRSC is in Saluda, not at the King and Queen Court House office cluster. Official directions say visitors using Route 17 should turn onto Route 33, proceed to the traffic light, turn at the old courthouse onto Oakes Landing Road, and find the facility on the right after the new courthouse. The public material does not publish a visitor parking map, public transit route, or ADA entrance note, so visitors needing specific access details should call the facility before travel.