Iberville PARISH Sheriff's Office
Welcome to the Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office, proudly protecting and serving the citizens of Iberville Parish, Louisiana.
Safeguarding Iberville Parish, Louisiana
The Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office is the chief law enforcement agency in Iberville Parish, Louisiana. We work closely with municipal law enforcement agencies in Iberville to maintain a safe community for all of Iberville’s residents.
The administrative office is located in the Iberville Parish Courthouse on Meriam Street in Plaquemine; and it has sub-stations in Maringouin (north Iberville) and St. Gabriel (east Iberville).
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Two Women Arrested for Attempting to Smuggle Marijuana into Hunt Correctional
Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi reports the arrest of two women on June 13, 2026, after they attempted to introduce contraband during a visit to Elayn Hunt Correctional Center.
According to the Sheriff's Office, Shermaniqua Smith, 26 (DOB 4/24/2000), of Shreveport, and Marshayla Blade, 23 (DOB 4/20/2003), of Bossier City, arrived at the facility for a visit when the contraband was found during a routine screening.
Both women were taken into custody and booked into the Iberville Parish Jail on the following charges:
• Possession with Intent to Distribute Marijuana
• Introduction of Contraband into a Penal Institution
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HB 979 has been signed into law.
Governor Jeff Landry signed HB 979 into law, increasing state-paid survivor benefits for firefighters and law enforcement officers to $300,000 for any qualifying death occurring after July 1, 2025. Previous law provided a benefit of $250,000.
The bill, filed this legislative session by State Representative Jeff Wiley, increases the benefit by $50,000. An amendment by State Senator Caleb Kleinpeter made the increase retroactive to July 1, 2025.
I would like to thank Representative Wiley for bringing this measure, Senator Kleinpeter for his amendment, our legislative delegation for their support, and Governor Jeff Landry for signing it into law.
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UPDATE!!
Travis has been located and is safely home with his family. Thank you to everyone for your efforts, support, and assistance in helping bring Travis home safely.
MISSING PERSON – TRAVIS MILLET
The Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating Travis Millet, a 51-year-old white male who was last seen on Wednesday, June 10, around noon walking on Bayou Jacob Road toward Highway 1.
Description:
Age: 51
Height: Approximately 5'6"
Weight: Approximately 160 lbs.
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Last Known Clothing:
Blue or purple T-shirt
Blue jeans
Tennis shoes
Travis has been diagnosed with autism and generally tends to avoid or shy away from people.
If you have seen Travis or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office immediately at 225-687-3553.
Please share this post to help bring Travis home safely.
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Free app provides motorist warnings during pursuits
Download the free Digital Siren Pursuit Alert app now offered as a service by the Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office to help keep motorists safe in active law enforcement high speed pursuits and emergency vehicle operations. It also advises motorists of road hazards and closures, active shooter situations, and lost child alerts. “We are proud to be the first Sheriff’s Office in the state to have our units equipped with this innovative safety tool,” noted Sheriff Brett Stassi. “There are no good pursuits, but they are bound to happen. This app is another tool we are using to try to minimize the risks to our citizens and save innocent lives.” By simply downloading the Pursuit Alert app, motorists can receive real-time alerts to help them make informed and safer driving decisions. It notifies them if a Sheriff’s Office pursuit or emergency response vehicle is in the close proximity so that motorists can slow down and stay alert. This technology also enhances officer safety by notifying oncoming motorists when an officer is stopped on the roadside, aiding compliance with move-over laws.
Road Patrol, Crime-Scene Investigation & Community Safety
Iberville Parish is served by dedicated road patrol deputies, a modern crime scene investigation team, and community safety initiatives that keep residents protected and aware. hether responding to emergencies or preserving vital evidence, our team stands ready to support every town and neighborhood we serve.
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Proudly protecting and serving the citizens of Iberville Parish, we make it easy for you to access the services you need with confidence and convenience.
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The Iberville Sheriff’s Office offers an online payment portal along with the option to pay by mail using money orders. For questions about your ticket or the payment process, call 225-687-5100.
Iberville Sheriff's Office
Welcome to the Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office, proudly protecting and serving the citizens of Iberville Parish in Louisiana.
Message from Sheriff Stassi
Our mission has always been to serve this parish with professionalism, transparency, and heart, and this updated site is another step in keeping our community informed, connected, and protected. Here, you can quickly access services, communicate with our team, and stay updated on the work we do every day to keep Iberville safe.
Safeguarding Iberville Parish, Louisiana
The Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Department is the chief law enforcement agency in Iberville Parish, Louisiana. We work closely with municipal law enforcement agencies in Iberville to maintain a safe community for all of Iberville’s residents.
The department’s administrative office is located in the Iberville Parish Courthouse on Meriam Street in Plaquemine; and it has sub-stations in Maringouin (north Iberville) and St. Gabriel (east Iberville).
