Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center Inmates

Middle Peninsula Facility Overview

Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, often shortened to MPRSC, is located in Saluda and describes itself as a state-of-the-art regional security center. Its homepage lists five member jurisdictions: Essex County, King and Queen County, King William County, Middlesex County, and Mathews County. Gloucester County is not listed as a member jurisdiction on that homepage. The Gloucester connection comes from Gloucester County's own Probation and Pretrial Services page, which states that pretrial defendants may be arrested and booked into MPRSC or Gloucester County Jail.

That caveat is central to the facility page. MPRSC should not be described as the main Gloucester jail. It is a possible Gloucester pretrial booking or custody location documented by a county source. A Gloucester County inmate lookup should start with current custody location, then use MPRSC's current inmate listing if the person may be there. If the listing is slow or does not load, MPRSC provides a phone contact for confirmation.

The facility's own homepage is the best direct source for its identity, address, capacity, mission, and member jurisdictions. The screenshot from the MPRSC homepage shows those facility-level facts.

The image is a successful manifest capture for the same regional facility and supports the capacity and facility-identity discussion.

Middle Peninsula Jail Capacity

MPRSC's homepage states that the facility has a rated capacity of 121 inmates. The research did not locate a Gloucester-specific daily count inside MPRSC. That means the capacity can be used as a facility statistic, while Gloucester-origin population claims should stay cautious. The county pretrial page confirms that Gloucester defendants may be booked into MPRSC or Gloucester County Jail, but it does not state how many Gloucester defendants are held there on a given date.

MPRSC's stated mission focuses on safety and security while meeting Virginia Department of Corrections standards and U.S. constitutional requirements. It offers inmate services that are distinct from Gloucester County Jail, including a current inmate listing, Securus video visitation, Securus telephones, digital mail through Securus DMS, and JailATM deposit options.

MPRSC Inmate Lookup

MPRSC has an official Current Inmate Listing. The research notes that the page uses an embedded or iframe New World inmate inquiry and warns that the page may be slow. Static inspection did not expose the search fields inside the iframe. The practical search path is to open the listing, use the roster or new-window option if available, and call MPRSC at 804-758-2338 if the roster does not load or the person cannot be confirmed.

1. Confirm that MPRSC is plausible. Gloucester's pretrial page supports this path for defendants booked into MPRSC or Gloucester County Jail.
2. Open the MPRSC Current Inmate Listing and allow time for the embedded listing to load.
3. Use any new-window roster link if the embedded list fails in the browser.
4. Call 804-758-2338 when the listing is slow, unavailable, or unclear.
5. Check Gloucester sheriff FOIA or Virginia Courts if the question is about the arrest record, booking document, or court charge rather than current MPRSC custody.

The current-listing screenshot from the official MPRSC roster page shows the embedded roster notice and new-window lookup path captured in the manifest.

Because the roster is embedded, phone confirmation remains important for same-day Gloucester County custody questions or cases where the browser listing fails.

Middle Peninsula Contact

MPRSC's contact page gives the physical address, mailing address, and a separate inmate mail format. Use the physical address for facility location and the Securus Digital Mail Service address for inmate mail. The facility phone number is the same core number used for custody, emergency-message verification, and general contact. For a Gloucester County defendant, also keep the Gloucester County Jail number nearby, because the person may be held locally instead of in Saluda.

MPRSC Video Visits

MPRSC uses Securus video visitation. On-site video visits require a Securus account or app registration, photo and driver's license upload, and scheduling at least 24 hours in advance. Visitors should arrive five to ten minutes early and use the confirmation email and PIN. Visits are non-contact by video terminal, monitored and recorded except for professional visits, and subject to facility dress and behavior rules. Visitors may also be searched under facility rules.

The MPRSC on-site video visitation page is the direct source for registration, scheduling, visitor ID, and monitoring rules.

The screenshot is relevant because MPRSC uses a specific video-visit process rather than Gloucester County Jail's in-person Saturday and Sunday schedule.

MPRSC Mail Phone Money

MPRSC separates mail, telephone access, and money deposit channels. Mail uses Securus Digital Mail Service at the Tampa address listed by the facility contact page. Telephones use Securus, and normal phone access is usually 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Calls may be collect, prepaid, or funded from commissary. Inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Emergency messages can be left at 804-758-2338 extension 238 after verification.

MPRSC's inmate-money page shows certified check, money order, JailATM lobby deposits, and online JailATM deposits. It also notes that fees are charged by the vendor. The official inmate-money page is the matching source for these deposit methods.

The image helps distinguish MPRSC's JailATM and money-order process from the Gloucester County Jail canteen money-order-only rule.

MPRSC Public Records

MPRSC current custody records and Gloucester County arrest records may not be held by the same office. If the person was arrested in Gloucester County and booked into MPRSC, the facility may confirm current custody through the current inmate listing or phone contact. Gloucester County may still hold the sheriff incident record, arrest paperwork, booking or transfer record, and local FOIA response. Virginia Courts may hold the formal case record after the arrest.

For Gloucester records, the sheriff FOIA officer is Jennifer Kurr at 804-824-2715. Virginia FOIA requires reasonably specific requests for existing records and allows exemptions or redactions. For MPRSC family-service records, use MPRSC contact paths. For state sentences, use the Virginia Department of Corrections locator. For federal or immigration custody, use BOP or ICE ODLS rather than the regional jail list.

The distinction between Gloucester County Jail and MPRSC is also important for visits and money. Gloucester County Jail uses its own local visitation schedule, Keefe canteen, GTL phone service, and money-order canteen process. MPRSC uses Securus video visitation, Securus phone and digital mail systems, and JailATM or money-order deposit options. If the person moves facilities, the rules move with the person. The Gloucester County Jail page covers the local jail rules separately.