Resources

Pay your property taxes online with credit/debit cards or ACH check payments. Visit us for in-person payments or courier services.

Report crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa at 1-800-554-5245 (JAIL). Help solve crimes and possibly earn a cash reward.

Plan your visit to Tangipahoa Parish Jail with our Visitor Information Guide. Learn about visitation hours, depositing money, and sending mail to offenders.

Read about Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office Sexual Harassment Policy. We ensure a workplace free from unlawful or sexual harassment.

Report fraud, waste, and abuse to the Louisiana Legislative Auditor (LLA) Hotline. Your information can lead to investigations and audits.

Request property or vehicle release from Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office by appointment only. Follow guidelines for proper authorization and documentation.

Request public records from Tangipahoa Sheriff's Office under Louisiana law. Contact us directly for details or specific reports.

Explore Bias-Based Policing Education at Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office. Learn about our commitment to fairness, training, and community partnerships.

Provide feedback on Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office for CALEA accreditation. Comments support continuous improvement in public safety services.

Access TPSO's streamlined utility service management platform for occupational licenses in Louisiana.

Contact us or complete a form to request Crash Reports or Incident Reports.

Interested vendors can learn about open bids for products and services, Requests for Proposals and/or Requests for Qualifications to do business with the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office.

File commendations or complaints with Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office. We value feedback to ensure professionalism and community safety.

Sign up for TANGIAlert to receive emergency notifications via text, email, or phone. Stay informed and safe during hazardous events with real-time alerts.

Learn about PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) at Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office. Report sexual violence or misconduct involving staff confidentially.

Attend Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Sales for public auctions of defaulted or repossessed properties. Bid on seized items in as-is condition.

Prevent burglary with simple steps. Secure entrances, use alarms, and make your home look occupied to deter potential thieves.

Learn about bomb-making awareness through the Bomb Making Materials Awareness Program (BMAP). Report suspicious activities effectively with detailed guidelines.

Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office offers fingerprinting for background checks on employees, verifying criminal records and eligibility for sensitive positions.

Discover Tangipahoa Parish's disaster preparedness efforts and resources at their Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness site.

Discover LAVNS, Louisiana's Automated Victim Notification System, offering free, anonymous services for crime victims to track offender status and court events.

Guide on talking to kids about drugs: Start early, be open, and discuss consequences. Encourage positive activities and stay engaged in ongoing conversations.

Protect your kids from cyber crimes like cyberbullying and sexting. Learn the laws, stay vigilant, and communicate openly to keep them safe online.

Learn to protect yourself from identity theft with these crucial tips: safeguard personal info, monitor accounts, and act swiftly if victimized.

Keep your home safe with these tips: fire safety with smoke and CO alarms, child safety measures, and pool safety guidelines to protect kids.

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Senate Bill 231, Act No. 367 - Firearm Transfer Form

As crowds increase during the holiday season, the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office offers essential safety tips to protect consumers.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office shares Halloween safety tips to keep the night safe and full of spooky fun.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office demonstrates unwavering support for education through initiatives like the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship.

A Protective Order is a civil court directive intended to protect individuals from physical or sexual harm inflicted by force or threat from a family or household member, including a dating partner.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office provides essential tips to help residents avoid becoming victims of phone and email scams. By recognizing common scam signs, residents can protect themselves and their families.

If you observe a crime, please report it to us immediately.

Keep this directory accessible to ensure you can quickly contact the appropriate agency or service during any emergency or non-emergency situation.

These helpful links provide valuable resources and information for Tangipahoa Parish residents. Whether you need local government contacts, state services, or national assistance, this directory connects you to the essential services and support you need.

If you've been the victim of a crime in Louisiana, you may be eligible for financial compensation through the Louisiana Crime Victims Reparations Fund. Learn the qualifications and conditions.

Access the Inmate Roster for information on current inmates, released inmates, charges, and relevant details regarding incarceration.