Yazoo County Three-Day Release Records
No distinct official Yazoo County 72-hour release list was found on the Sheriff's official page, the county sitemap, or the Yazoo Regional Correctional Facility page. There is no verified feed address, archive, update cycle, photo flag, or set of published columns. Three days of arrest posts, a current roster from another site, or selected social updates are not substitutes for a government release record.
The useful three-day product is an existing jail report or the underlying docket entries within exact timestamps. Mississippi's jail-docket law requires the history to say how a prisoner was released or discharged. Ask for that wording and the receiving agency field. A transfer can fall inside the interval even though the person stayed in custody elsewhere.
Check Yazoo County 72-Hour Releases
Write down the precise range first. “From 12:00 a.m. Friday through 11:59 p.m. Sunday” is clearer than “the weekend,” and an interval with dates avoids disputes when a request is processed later. Decide whether the request concerns all existing entries in that span or one named booking. An agency must provide nonexempt records it keeps, but it need not create a new analysis or custom list.
- Set exact start and end timestamps for the three-day interval.
- Call Yazoo Regional Correctional Facility at 662-751-8484 and the Sheriff at 662-746-5611 to identify the correct custodian.
- Request existing jail-docket or booking entries with effective movement times inside the interval.
- Ask for release or discharge wording, authority, and destination for each responsive entry.
- Pair a named person's entry with the filed order and follow any receiving agency.
Use Released Last 24 Hours when only the current day matters. That narrower request can be faster to review, while the three-day method is better for an uncertain date.
Yazoo 72-Hour Release Fields
Yazoo has no online feed whose visible fields can be inventoried. A records request can instead seek the source fields that answer the same question with more context. Limit the request to the needed interval and accept existing reports or entries. The key distinction is between an endpoint in local custody and entry into the community.
| Source field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Prisoner name and booking number | Connects the entry to one custody episode |
| Received or admission time | Shows when local custody began |
| Effective movement timestamp | Places the event inside or outside the three-day range |
| How released or discharged | Separates bond, completion, dismissal, and transfer |
| Release authority | Links the movement to an order, warrant, or other basis |
| Receiving agency or receipt | Shows when custody continued elsewhere |
Court cause and charge fields help locate the filed order, but the court docket alone is not the gate-out time. The custodian's movement record supplies that part.
Yazoo Weekend Release Timing
A three-day interval is useful around weekends because the legal and physical steps may cross midnight. A judge may sign or file an order before jail staff receive and authenticate it. Staff may then check identity, other charges, warrants, detainers, time credit, property, and transportation. The available Yazoo sources do not publish a fixed processing time, weekend schedule, holiday policy, or promised release hour.
Do not assume that a Friday order guarantees a Friday exit. Likewise, a Monday data entry does not prove the person remained until Monday if the movement history gives an earlier effective time. Preserve the signed, filed, received, entered, and movement times when they exist. If the person remains confined after an effective order, ask which hold or receiving authority controls the delay.
For one named person whose date is uncertain, the Yazoo County release search routes among the local jail docket, court, MDOC, MS SAVIN, BOP, and immigration records.
Request Yazoo Three-Day Records
Send the county request to the Yazoo County Sheriff at P.O. Box 108 or 209 East Broadway Street, Yazoo City, MS 39194. Published contacts include 662-746-5611, fax 662-746-3890, and jeremy.mccoy@yazoocountyms.gov. No Sheriff-specific public-record form, local fee schedule, office hours, or special response rule was verified. Call first and ask for an estimate.
The Mississippi Public Records Act permits fees tied to actual search, review, duplication, and mailing costs. It also requires a specific exemption for a denial and release of segregable nonexempt parts. Ask for electronic records in their existing format and avoid demanding a narrative. A tight time range and named fields make the request easier to process.
If Yazoo City Police started the episode, ask Police whether the person was released from municipal holding or delivered to the county keeper. For an MDOC-numbered state offender, use the MDOC inmate search and Records rather than treating the regional facility as an ordinary county jail.
No Yazoo 72-Hour Feed
The absence of an official feed is a substantive Yazoo County record fact. The Sheriff page lists duties and contact information, yet it supplies no roster, recent-release tab, data window, archive, or photo fields. The county sitemap does not reveal a hidden release page. Therefore no responsible page can promise that three-day entries appear at a certain hour or remain visible for a set term.
Underlying records can outlast web displays. The state county-retention schedule describes booking records with discharge information as retained for ten years after release. That does not create an online list. It means a request for the audit or history record may still work after an active screen no longer shows the booking.
The official Sheriff page captured here documents the contact route and the lack of a linked three-day feed.
This source image reinforces why the statutory docket, not a copied roster, is the sound record for the interval.
Route Yazoo Release Results
Yazoo County contains several custody systems, and a three-day sweep can mix them. A county detainee's release or transfer belongs in the Sheriff or facility docket. An MDOC prisoner at the regional facility is checked through MDOC's state search, time record, and release or discharge certificate. A person leaving FCI Yazoo City Low, Medium, or Low II is a federal inquiry through the BOP locator and federal docket.
| Custody episode | Primary record | What a departure may mean |
|---|---|---|
| County or regional booking | Sheriff jail docket | Community release or agency transfer |
| Yazoo City holding | Police movement plus Municipal Court | Direct release or delivery to county custody |
| MDOC sentence | MDOC search and Records | Transfer, parole, ERS, or discharge |
| FCC Yazoo City | BOP locator and federal docket | End of BOP custody, transfer, or supervision |
Note: A three-day window organizes dates, but the named custodian's source record determines whether each event was release, discharge, or transfer.
Match Yazoo Release Orders
A three-day sweep can span several courts. Municipal Court handles city misdemeanors and traffic matters. Justice Court handles county matters and many felony first appearances. County Court can set bond and hear applicable criminal proceedings, while Circuit Court keeps felony judgments and sentences. Start with the arresting agency and cause number so the request goes to the right clerk.
The court file can show a bond order, dismissal, sentencing credit, probation term, revocation, warrant, or amended judgment. These entries explain the legal basis. They do not by themselves show when a person physically left Yazoo custody. A filed order may control one charge while another hold remains. Ask the custodian to identify every hold checked at movement.
Yazoo Circuit and County Courts use the official Twenty-Second Circuit MEC system for covered electronic cases. Justice and Municipal matters may need direct clerk contact. A case flag such as CLOSED, Probation, or Final Judgment Issued describes case administration, not a gate-out timestamp. Pair it with the jail-docket event inside the requested interval.
Release language also needs a narrow reading. Bond or recognizance ends custody conditionally while a case may continue. Time served or sentence completed reflects a sentencing or computation result. Dismissal or not guilty is a case outcome, but another charge can still hold the person. A detainer is a request from another authority and may lead to a handoff. Transfer closes the sending episode while custody continues. Escape or abscond is an unauthorized absence and must never be counted as a release. These distinctions keep a three-day list from grouping unlike events under one vague label.
If the record says “released to MDOC,” ask for the receiving receipt contemplated by the jail-docket law. Search the MDOC number and compare the location-change date. The person may even remain at the same regional complex while the legal custody layer changes, which is why place alone cannot establish community release.