Contact and Records Routing

Quitman County Busted Mugshots is a private reference resource, not a government office. It cannot confirm current custody, arrange a release, post bond, or obtain official booking records. Direct those requests to the responsible public office.


Official Records Contacts

For a county booking, jail-docket, or custody-record question, begin with the Quitman County Sheriff's Department. The official county record route is separate from a city incident report and from state corrections custody. The research did not verify public hours for QCSO or the jail, so confirm availability by telephone before visiting or sending a request.

Quitman County Sheriff's Department

Sheriff Oliver Parker Jr.
P.O. Box 365
Marks, MS 38646

662-326-3131

Official sheriff contact and records-routing starting point

Quitman County Jail

233 Chestnut Street
Marks, MS 38646

662-326-3131

County booking and jail-docket record location

Municipal Police Contacts

Marks Police Department
340 Pecan Street, Marks, MS
662-326-3424

Lambert Police Department
831 Scott Avenue, Lambert, MS
662-326-3126

For a written county request, identify the full name, date or date range, and the exact material requested. The Mississippi Public Records Act route supports reasonably identified requests and actual-cost estimates. Ask QCSO for the jail-docket entry, booking record, arrest report, and booking photograph as separate categories, with a written statutory explanation for any withholding. The county officials page confirms the sheriff contact.

  • For a city incident or arrest report, contact the municipal department that made the record, then ask QCSO about any county booking.
  • For a court date, case number, or certified disposition, use the Quitman County court contacts page for Justice Court and Circuit Clerk routing.
  • For a person in Mississippi state custody, use the MDOC records contact, not the county jail route.
  • For a federal or immigration detention question, use the applicable BOP locator or ICE locator rather than treating a county inquiry as a federal custody record.
  • For a current safety concern, use the responsible public-safety agency or emergency service, not a private reference resource.