Locate USP Pollock Inmates

USP Pollock Federal Prison

USP Pollock is a Federal Bureau of Prisons high-security United States penitentiary at FCC Pollock. The complex sits in Pollock, Louisiana, inside Grant Parish. It is not a parish jail, not a work-release center run by the sheriff, and not a Louisiana DPS&C state prison. The custody system is federal, and the lookup route is the BOP inmate locator.

The facility holds sentenced federal male inmates. That means a reader should not rely on the Grant Parish Sheriff's Office app for a person who is already serving a BOP sentence at USP Pollock. The app and county jail phone line serve the Grant Parish Detention Facility for local custody. USP Pollock uses federal prison rules for custody status, visiting, mail, phone access, money deposits, and grievance processes.

The screenshot below is from the official USP Pollock BOP facility page, which is the matching federal facility image in the manifest.

The facility page source is useful because FCC Pollock has multiple federal components at the same Airbase Road campus, and the name in the BOP result should match the institution where the person is assigned.

USP Pollock Capacity Facts

Vera's Louisiana facility data lists USP Pollock with a capacity of 1,290. The research file identifies USP Pollock as the high-security federal institution at the FCC Pollock campus. Use that capacity as a facility-size data point, not as a promise of the current daily count. The public BOP lookup focuses on named inmates and their current status.

USP Pollock is distinct from FCI Pollock and the Pollock Federal Prison Camp. The shared campus address can make the institutions look interchangeable in maps and search results, but the security level and institution name matter when confirming custody. A BOP result should be read at the location level, not just at the broader Pollock campus level.

USP Pollock Inmate Search

The official public search channel is the BOP inmate locator. It allows number searches and name searches for federal inmates from 1982 to the present. A number search can use a BOP Register Number, DCDC Number, FBI Number, or INS Number. A name search uses first and last name, with optional middle name, race, sex, and age to narrow results.

1. Search by federal number first if a register number or other federal identifier is available.
2. Use exact first and last name spelling for a name search, then add age or other identity fields when results are common.
3. Check the location field for USP Pollock, not just Pollock or Grant Parish.
4. Read the release date field as BOP information, and call the institution only when a direct facility question remains.

The BOP locator has no public mugshots. Louisiana parish booking-photo rules do not make federal prison photos appear in the BOP search result, and the Grant Parish mugshot process applies to local booking records, not to routine USP Pollock prison lookup.

USP Pollock Address and Contact

USP Pollock uses the Airbase Road federal complex address in Pollock. BOP directory research lists the USP Pollock phone as 318-561-5300. Use that line for institution questions after checking the BOP locator. Use the Grant Parish Detention Facility line only for a person who may be locally booked or held before any federal prison transfer.

Pollock appears in both local and federal Grant Parish custody research. The town is within the parish jail's local service area for arrests that occur in Grant Parish, but USP Pollock itself is controlled by the Bureau of Prisons. The difference affects every practical step, from lookup to visiting to mail.

USP Pollock Visit Process

USP Pollock visits follow federal prison rules. The Grant Parish research file does not include a specific USP Pollock visit schedule, so do not use the Grant Parish Detention Facility's Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, or Sunday video visitation table for this penitentiary. Federal prisons may change visiting access by institution status, security needs, staffing, and BOP policy.

Because USP Pollock is high security, visitors should expect federal screening and institution-specific controls. The research supports the need to verify directly, but it does not provide a public schedule to reproduce here.

USP Pollock Mail and Deposits

County mail and commissary vendors do not apply to USP Pollock. The Grant Parish jail uses local and vendor-specific channels for ordinary offender mail, phone time, commissary funds, and video visits. USP Pollock uses BOP processes instead. Sending mail or funds through the wrong system can fail or delay the contact.

ICE ODLS is a different federal system for immigration detention. It should be used only when a person may be in immigration custody. A sentenced federal inmate at USP Pollock is searched through BOP, not through ICE or the Louisiana DOC locator.

USP Pollock Intake Status

USP Pollock intake is federal prison placement after a federal custody path, not parish booking after a street arrest. A fresh Grant Parish arrest can involve the Grant Parish Detention Facility, a local court path, bond review, or another agency hold. A sentenced BOP inmate at USP Pollock has moved into the federal prison system, where institution assignment is shown through the BOP locator.

Federal pretrial custody is different from BOP sentenced custody. A person facing federal charges may be in U.S. Marshals custody before BOP designation, and may not appear as assigned to USP Pollock. Once the BOP locator shows USP Pollock as the location, the prison record is federal custody information.

About USP Pollock

USP Pollock is the high-security institution at the Pollock federal complex. Its role is different from FCI Pollock's medium-security custody and from the minimum-security camp component. The three institutions share a campus and a federal identity, but a lookup should still confirm the exact BOP location returned for the inmate.

For local booking and custody after a Grant Parish arrest, use the county records path and the Grant Parish jail inmate records page. For USP Pollock, the BOP locator and the official institution contact are the key sources.