Grambling, LA Police

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Grambling, Louisiana Jail and Mugshot Information

Grambling is a city in north central Louisiana, in Lincoln Parish and the parish seat is Rushton. In 2016, the population of Grambling was estimated to be 5,217. The city is home to Grambling State University. The University is a historically black, public, and coeducation university. It is the home of the Eddie G. Robinson Museum, and listed on the Louisiana African Amerian Heritage Trail. Grambling State is known as the Grambling State Tigers and is a member of the Southwestern Athletic Conference or SWAC. The University is the revenue, social, and activity base of the city.

Grambling hosts the Juneteeth Heritage Festival annually in May.
Grambling Louisiana
Edward R. Jones, Mayor
127 King Street
Grambling, Louisiana 71245
Phone: 318-247-6120

The livability index in Grambling, LA is 53. Amenities rate a D, cot of living is an A-, crime is at an F, education is an F, employment is an F, housing is an F, and weather rates a C+.
There are some amenities clos to Grambling (mainly the University), the cost of living is 9% lower than the rest of Louisiana, crimes are 19% higher in Grambling than the rest of Louisiana, the high school graduation rate is 7% higher than the rest of Louisiana, employment is 52% lower than the rest of Louisiana, the median home value is 41% lower than the rest of Louisiana, and the average summer temperature is 79°.

City of Grambling, Louisiana Police Department Information

The Grambling Police Department is a full-service law enforcement department that consists of a Patrol Division, Criminal Investigations Section, Animal Control Section, Records, and Communications Section. The PD is a member of the Lincoln Parish Narcotics Task Force and aids in handling major narcotics and felony investigations.

The Police Department serves 5,600 residents and there are 18 officers employed in the PD.

Grambling Police Department
Tommy Clark, Jr., Chief of Police
2045 Martin Luther King Dr.
Grambling Louisiana 71245-2208
Phone: 318-247-3771
Fax: 318-247-0760

The Grambling Police Detention Center is a low security police department jail. It houses adult inmates who are waiting trial, sentencing or trial. There is no inmate search online. Call 318-247-3771 for inmate information.

Grambling University Police Department
100 South Main
Gambling State University
Grambling, Louisiana 71245
Phone: 318-275-2222

Grambling State University Police Department’s security policies and procedures comply with law enforcement regulations as establish by the State of Louisiana. Specific statutes govern enforcement regulations concerning consumption and use of alcoholic beverages, substance abuse, possession of firearms, and the registration and monitoring of social events.

Grambling, Louisiana Records Requests

For city, property, birth, death and divorce records or any records dealing with the city, contact:

Grambling, Louisiana
Pamela Stringfellow, Certified Municipal Clerk
127 King Street
Grambling, Louisiana 71245
Phone: 318-247-6120 x2

For police records concerning arrests, warrants, and other police information, contact:

Grambling Police Department
Tommy Clark, Jr., Chief of Police
2045 Martin Luther King Dr.
Grambling Louisiana 71245-2208
Phone: 318-247-3771
Fax: 318-247-0760

Grambling, Louisiana Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office

The divisions in the Sheriff’s Office are criminal division, administrative division, juvenile & special services division, civil division, and corrections division.

The Patrol Division is comprised 4 teams each supervised by a shift lieutenant and sergeant. This division of devoted deputies operates around the clock 365 days a year. Many members of the Patrol Division of the Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Department also serve on the Special Response Team (SRT) of the Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Department.

Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office
Mike Stone, Sheriff
PO Box 2070
Ruston, Louisiana 71273
Phone: 318-251-5111
sheriff@lincolnparish.org

Lincoln Parish Detention Center
The Lincoln Parish Detention center is the main correctional facility for the county.

PO Box 2028
170 Camp Road
Ruston, LA 71273
Phone: 318-225-4440

The Lincoln Parish Detention Center is open 24/7 and is a medium custody jail. When you call, give the staff member the name of the inmate you are looking for plus a birthdate or age. Recently convicted felons are held at the Lincoln Parish Jail until transport for a Louisiana State Prison is available.

For visitation, call the detention center at 318-225-4440. Mail can be sent by sending letters to PO Box 2028, Ruston, LA 71273.