Contact Sunflower County Record Offices

Official Record Contacts

Use the office that matches the record needed. Sunflower County has no verified public roster, recent-booking feed, online booking-photo policy, or sheriff records-unit hours, so a defined request or direct call is often the starting point.

For current Sunflower County custody or a county booking request, call the sheriff's main number and ask for the current records-request channel. The research did not verify separate sheriff records-unit hours, a dedicated records email, a county fee schedule, an online form, or a booking-photo policy. For a later criminal case or disposition, ask the Circuit Clerk what search or copy option is available and whether a fee applies.

MDOC records are for state corrections matters, not a substitute for a county jail booking record. MDOC says public-record requests must be made in writing through its documented process. Its central office is at 301 N. Lamar Street, Jackson, MS 39201, with main telephone 601-359-5600. Use the MDOC contact page alongside the written-request route for current instructions.

For a city-held incident report or municipal records request, start with the city that created the record. If a person was lodged at Sunflower County Jail, use the sheriff route for county booking information.

• Indianola: Indianola Police Department, 300 2nd Street, Indianola, MS 38751, 662-887-1811. The Indianola City Clerk routes city public-records requests at 101 Front Street, P.O. Box 269, Indianola, MS 38751, 662-887-3101 ext. 7.
• Ruleville: the City of Ruleville contact page lists 200 E. Floyce Street, Ruleville, MS 38771, and 662-756-2791. No dedicated police records telephone was published on the reviewed page.
• Drew: 120 West Shaw Avenue, Drew, MS 38737, and 662-745-8731 appear in a Discover Policing listing. Treat that as a contact lead requiring current confirmation, not an official public arrest-log source.
• Record type: use the Sunflower County records hub for official-first custody and booking paths, then use the correct city, sheriff, court, or MDOC office for the specific record.