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Middle Peninsula Facility Overview

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, often shortened to MPRSC, is a regional adult jail authority facility at 170 Oakes Landing Road, Saluda, VA 23149. It serves Essex County, King and Queen County, King William County, Middlesex County, and Mathews County. For Mathews County readers, this means the Sheriff's Office is not the jail operator. MPRSC is the public source for current roster, visitation, mail, commissary, phone, program, and PREA information.

The facility holds pretrial detainees and locally sentenced inmates from the member jurisdictions. Public source material also notes work release, electronic incarceration, and other structured custody programs. Official research did not identify a separate Mathews County jail, city jail, state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center inside Mathews County.

The MPRSC contact page publishes the facility address, phone number, map area, and digital mail address format.

That contact page is the best starting point for facility-specific address and custody communication details.

Middle Peninsula Capacity and Population

MPRSC's public home page states a rated capacity of 121 inmates. The 2025 State Board of Local and Regional Jails capacity report gives more technical figures: 306 permanent beds, 20 temporary beds, 5 special purpose beds, actual capacity including double-bunking of 306, rated capacity 121, and average daily population of 171.82 for July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. The current public roster showed 143 items on July 1, 2026, but that live count is only a point-in-time roster count.

Rated capacity and actual capacity should not be treated as the same thing. Housing design, separation rules, medical needs, mental-health concerns, staffing, and double-bunking policies all affect how a regional jail can use bed space. The Mathews County inmate population is part of the regional MPRSC population unless a report breaks Mathews numbers out separately.

Look Up MPRSC Inmates

The correct current-custody tool is the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing. The public page embeds a roster grid and warns that the list may be slow to load. If the embedded version stalls, the page links to the direct grid at http://146.168.173.101/DCN/inmates. That roster covers current MPRSC custody, not sentenced VADOC prison custody or federal/immigration detention.

1. Open the MPRSC current-inmate listing or the direct roster grid.
2. Use the Full Name filter first, then narrow by Age, Race, Sex, or Admit Date if needed.
3. Open Column Chooser when first name, last name, primary charge, or primary charge court type would help.
4. Click the linked name to open the profile for mugshot, admit data, charge, bond, court date, and agency fields.
5. Call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 when the person is newly arrested, possibly released, or not visible online.

The official MPRSC roster page displays the embedded current inmate listing used for Mathews County jail searches.

The direct grid is useful when the embedded roster is slow or does not load in the browser.

Middle Peninsula Address and Contact

Use the facility phone for active custody, visitation, mail, money, phone, and release logistics. Use the Mathews County Sheriff's Office for Mathews law-enforcement records and local FOIA routing. Those offices are separate, even when the arrest began in Mathews County.

Visiting Middle Peninsula Inmates

MPRSC uses Securus for video visitation. On-site visits are non-contact video visits from lobby kiosks, and remote video visits are handled through the vendor. Visitors must set up a Securus account, upload a photo and driver's license, schedule at least 24 hours ahead, arrive 5 to 10 minutes early, bring the confirmation email and PIN, and comply with search, dress, and behavior rules.

The MPRSC visitor information page lists lobby hours, Securus visitation notes, directions, holiday closure rules, and professional visitor categories.

Visitors should confirm any schedule change before traveling because holidays and facility operations can close on-site access.

Middle Peninsula Mail and Money

Regular personal mail goes through the Securus Digital Mail Center. MPRSC says personal mail is scanned and made available on tablets or kiosks. Legal mail, approved publications, and money orders use the facility address instead. Addressing errors can cause delay or return, and packages or certified mail are returned to sender under the posted rules.

Middle Peninsula Inmate Fees

MPRSC publishes a fee table for medical visits, electronic incarceration, work release, replacement items, and damage costs. These fees are facility-specific and should not be assumed for VADOC, federal custody, or another regional jail. JailATM fees are separate vendor charges shown at transaction time.

Booking at Middle Peninsula

After a Mathews County arrest, the person may be transported to MPRSC unless released by summons, magistrate action, or another lawful disposition. Booking creates the jail record that can later appear on the roster. Public profile fields show the output of intake: mugshot, demographic identifiers, date of birth, physical descriptors, admit date, admit time, confining agency, charge rows, bond fields, court dates, charging agency, and arresting agency.

Property and program rules also begin at the facility level. MPRSC provides basic essentials and lists narrow exceptions for family-provided items, including approved court clothing and certified funds. If a person is transferred, a named recipient has 30 days to pick up listed property before it may be destroyed under facility policy.

Middle Peninsula Programs and PREA

MPRSC lists Adult Literacy, Alcoholics Anonymous, GED testing and preparation, Life Skills, Mental Health Services, Narcotics Anonymous, Religious Study, Substance Abuse, Wellness Recovery Action Plan, Electronic Incarceration Program, and Work Release. EIP may allow eligible people to serve under home restrictions when ordered by the court or approved through listed referral paths. Work release may allow eligible inmates to leave the facility for employment under facility rules.

MPRSC states zero tolerance for sexual abuse and sexual harassment. PREA reports can be made to the MPRSC PREA Coordinator at the facility address, to Avalon Center in Williamsburg, or through the online PREA report form. Report details should include names, location, witnesses, date, time, place, and a description when known.