Webster Office Supervision Releases
The Webster office serves MDOC community corrections in Eupora. A person may report there after state-prison release to parole or earned-release supervision. The office also handles probation cases, which may begin with a court sentence and no prison release. Presence in an MDOC parolee result supports active parole status. It does not identify the release reason from Webster County Jail or supply the physical MDOC prison-exit timestamp.
Mississippi separates decision makers. The Mississippi State Parole Board grants, denies, and revokes parole. MDOC supervises the person in the field. A sentencing court orders probation. When the question is “was this person released,” obtain the jail or prison event. When the question is “are they under supervision,” use the MDOC parolee record, local office route, and controlling court or agency file.
| Status | Source | Release meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Parole | Board action plus MDOC record | Conditional release after an MDOC term |
| Probation | Sentencing court and MDOC supervision | May occur without a prison release |
| ERS | MDOC eligibility and computation records | Conditional supervision after eligible custody |
| Discharge | MDOC or court completion record | End of the governed term or supervision |
Confirm Webster Office Supervision
Use the official MDOC Parolee Search for a person believed to be on parole. Search fields include first name, last name, MDOC ID, city, and county. The MDOC number is the better key when known. Match the public identifiers and note the result as a parole status, not as a complete custody history.
- Identify whether the expected status is parole, probation, or ERS.
- Search the parolee portal when parole is the reported status.
- Compare the MDOC number and other public identity details.
- Call the Webster office to ask for the proper public-verification route.
- Request MDOC or court records when the status is unclear.
- Obtain the release certificate or custodian entry for the actual exit date.
A person absent from the parolee portal might be on another supervision type, fully discharged, outside the public interface, or entered under different identifiers. Absence does not prove compliance or discharge. No statewide public absconder search or Webster County absconder list was verified.
Webster Office Records Contact
The official Webster Probation & Parole Office page supplies the local address and telephone routing. No public office-hours schedule appears in the research, so call before travel. Staff can explain whether the office is the proper contact and what public verification may be available. Disclosure rules may limit addresses, schedules, allegations, and other person-specific details.
Webster Probation & Parole Office
26 East Fox Avenue
PO Box 189
Eupora, MS 39744
Phone: 662-258-3037
Fax: 662-258-5838
Hours: not published
MDOC’s contact page shows the local office details.
The office’s location in Eupora gives Webster County a direct community-corrections route instead of only a statewide contact.
Note: Call first because office hours and walk-in records service were not published in the source material.
Why Webster Has a Local Office
Webster County’s dedicated MDOC office is a distinctive part of the local release path. It can route appropriate questions about the assigned reporting office after prison release to parole or ERS. That local role is narrower than a jail records desk. It supervises qualifying people in the community and does not create the Webster County Jail booking-release entry.
The county jail and local MDOC office can appear in one person’s custody sequence. A Webster defendant may leave the county jail by transfer to MDOC, serve a state sentence, and later return to the county area under community supervision. The county transfer, MDOC release, and Webster office assignment are three records. Each has its own date and legal meaning.
Full discharge may later end supervision. Request the public supervision-discharge date through MDOC Records if it matters. For probation, the sentencing court may hold the completion or termination order. The local office can explain routing but should not be asked to create an unofficial account from memory.
Webster Office Conditions and Violations
Conditions depend on the court order, Board action, supervision category, and MDOC file. Reporting, residence approval, travel limits, treatment, payments, and other terms may apply, but no one list fits every person. The assigned officer and official order govern. MDOC’s Types of Supervision page provides statewide definitions and explains that release dates remain conditional.
A rumor, missed search result, or general “failure to report” statistic cannot establish that a named person absconded. Verify a warrant or violation through the supervising office, issuing court, or law-enforcement custodian. An allegation is not the same as revocation. If MS SAVIN sends a return-to-custody or absconded-supervision alert, use the exact agency wording and seek the underlying record.
- Absconder
- An official supervision status that must come from a responsible record.
- Revocation
- A formal process that may end community supervision and return a person to custody.
- Detainer
- A hold from another authority that may change a planned community release into a transfer.
- Discharge
- The documented end of the sentence or supervision at issue.
Request Webster Supervision Records
For an MDOC release or supervision record, follow the MDOC General Public instructions and submit a focused written request through GovQA. Identify the person by MDOC number. Ask for the public portion of the release or discharge certificate, actual release date and type, supervision start and discharge dates, and the relevant time sheet if computation is disputed.
MDOC records requests are written, not telephone requests. Ask for existing electronic records and a cost estimate. The Mississippi Public Records Act allows actual-cost fees and exemptions. It also calls for redaction and release of segregable nonexempt material. No fixed current fee for this file was established.
For probation ordered by a Webster County court, identify the sentencing case and ask the proper clerk for the order, modification, violation disposition, or discharge document. The Webster County released-inmate record path explains how to pair those judicial records with the sheriff or MDOC custody event.
Webster Custody System Boundaries
The Webster office cannot answer every release question. The Webster County Sheriff owns county jail booking and release or transfer entries. MDOC owns state prison computations and discharge records. The State Parole Board owns parole decisions. BOP tracks federal sentenced custody, while ICE has a separate current-custody locator.
A person who disappears from a county custody reference may have transferred to MDOC, another county, USMS, or ICE. Community Corrections appears later only if a qualifying supervision status exists. The office should never be treated as a county roster or a source for federal release dates.
Use the system that held the person. Then obtain the event that answers the narrow question. That approach distinguishes a conditional supervision record from a completed release and a completed release from full discharge.
Webster Parole Decision Records
The Mississippi State Parole Board controls parole decisions, not the Webster field office. No verified public hearing-calendar URL or searchable decision-results page was located. Call the Board at 601-576-3520 to ask how to obtain a named offender’s hearing date or decision, or submit a focused public-record request for the action sheet or other releasable decision record.
Read Board outcomes conservatively. Granted or approved remains conditional while release processing and conditions are completed. Denied or refused leaves no parole release from that action. Deferred, continued, or set off delays action. Rescinded means an approval was withdrawn, and revoked concerns ending parole and possible return procedures. The exact official label should be preserved.
Parole eligibility under Miss. Code § 47-7-3 is individualized and is not a release promise. Related provisions address Board authority, process, presumptive parole, and revocation. Even a grant does not show the prison-gate time. Confirm that later event through MDOC and use the Webster office only for the community-supervision phase it manages.
Webster Supervision Change Alerts
MS SAVIN through VINELink may report release, transfer, return to custody, or absconded-supervision changes supplied by participating agencies. Its Registration Link can follow an alert registration from county custody into MDOC or another participating status. That feature helps preserve the custody sequence after a Webster County transfer.
An alert is not a warrant or discharge certificate. If a message concerns a violation or return, note the reporting agency and exact event phrase. Call SAVIN when the sequence is unclear, then seek the court or MDOC record that authorized the change. For the physical movement, ask the custodian that released, transferred, or received the person.
Several alerts may describe separate steps. Read them by agency and time. A county transfer can precede MDOC intake, while a later community release belongs to MDOC. Keeping the sequence intact prevents the Webster office assignment from being mistaken for the original release event.