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Rapides Parish - Sheriff's Department- Jail

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(318) 473-6750

Courthouse

Alexandria
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LA
71301

Rapides Parish - Sheriff's Department- Jail is a business providing services in the field of Sheriffs. Rapides Parish - Sheriff's Department- Jail is located in Alexandria, LA on Courthouse.

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Rapides Parish - Sheriff's Department- Jail
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Address : Courthouse Alexandria, LA 71301
  •   (318) 473-6750
  •   (318)449-3749
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