Tarrant County Jail Inmate Search | Current Custody

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Tarrant County, Texas · Current inmates, CID lookup, 14-day booking reports and daily bonds

Check the Live Tarrant County Inmate List Before Using a Booking PDF

Use the live Tarrant County inmate search when you need to know whether someone is in jail now. Search by last name, first name or CID, then compare the record with the person’s complete name and known arrest details.

Use the Daily Booked In Reports when you need a list of people processed during one of the last 14 reporting days. That PDF is a booking list—not a guarantee that every person shown remains incarcerated. This page explains how to use both tools, read bond reports and find the correct jail, court or records office afterward.

Search the live inmate roster Open recent booking reports Person not showing?
Complete booked name CID if known Approximate arrest date Booking number Arresting city or agency
FORT WORTH BOOKING RAILBOARD ROSTER CHECK
LIVE INMATE SEARCH CURRENT
DAILY BOOKED IN
BOOKING IDENTIFIED
CID
CURRENT STATUS CONFIRMED
A booking is not a conviction. The inmate roster and Daily Booked In Reports identify jail activity and allegations recorded during processing. They do not establish guilt or show the final outcome of every charge.
Live lookup

Search by last name, first name or CID.

Booking archive

Daily Booked In Reports cover the latest 14 reporting days.

Newest PDF

Day 1 is newest; Day 14 is oldest.

Jail information

Main Detention Bureau line: 817-884-3000.

Official review

Local procedures checked August 5, 2026.

Choose the correct list

Current inmate, recent booking or recently issued bond?

LIVE INMATE SEARCH Is the person in Tarrant County Jail now?

Search by last name, first name, CID, race or sex and open the matching record.

Best starting point for current custody.
DAILY BOOKED IN Who entered the jail during a recent day?

Open one of the last 14 booking PDFs and search the document by surname, CID or booking number.

A booked person may already be released.
DAILY BOND REPORT Which bonds were issued recently?

Review the amount, type, CID, offense and associated bondsman for a recent reporting day.

Not a complete list of every active release condition.
COURT RECORD What happened after booking?

Use the County Clerk for Class A and B misdemeanors and the District Clerk for felonies.

The court disposition provides the legal outcome.
Fastest reliable sequence: Search the live inmate list, save the CID and booking number, check the relevant daily report, confirm every bond and then locate the misdemeanor or felony court record.

Go directly to the Tarrant County task

Last 14 booking days

Use the Daily Booked In Reports as a dated booking list

Tarrant County publishes 14 separate Daily Booked In Reports. Each report covers inmates booked during the report’s preceding 24-hour period.

Report order: Day 1 is the newest available PDF. Day 14 is the oldest PDF still offered on the county page.
Open the Daily Booked In Reports page View the 14 official booking reports
Select the reporting day Use Day 1 for the newest list. Move toward Day 14 when the arrest occurred earlier.
Check the report date at the top Do not assume the day-number link equals a calendar date.
Use Find in the PDF On a computer, press Ctrl+F or Command+F and search the surname, CID or booking number.
Compare all available identifiers Similar names are common. Match the CID, book-in date, booking number and charge description.
Return to the live roster The dated PDF does not confirm that the person remains incarcerated.
Fields found in the Daily Booked In Report
Report field
What it helps identify
Important limitation
Inmate name
The name used in the report.
A matching name alone is not enough.
CID
The county identifier associated with the person.
One CID can have multiple booking events.
Book-in date
When the jail intake was recorded.
It may differ from the incident date.
Booking number
The specific booking event.
It is not necessarily the court cause number.
Description
The charge description connected to booking.
The prosecutor may file, reject or change the charge.
Address information
Information appearing in the county-generated report.
Do not republish it unnecessarily or use it to harass anyone.
The booking PDF is not a current-jail list. A person can appear in a Daily Booked In Report and later be released on bond, transferred, discharged or held under a different status.
Last 14 bond reports

Use the Daily Bond Reports without confusing them with current bail

The Sheriff also publishes 14 Daily Bond Reports. These PDFs list bonds issued over a recent 24-hour period.

Open the official Daily Bond Reports
How to read the Tarrant County bond list
Bond-report field
What it may show
What to verify
Bond number
The identifier for the issued bond.
Do not confuse it with the booking or cause number.
Status
A system status code associated with the bond.
Ask the Bond Desk to explain an unfamiliar code.
Amount
The amount assigned to that particular bond.
Check every other active charge and hold.
Court
The court connected with the bond entry.
Use the court docket for the latest order.
CID and name
The person associated with the issued bond.
Compare with the live inmate search.
Offense
The charge connected to that bond.
Another offense may have a separate bond.
Bond type
Cash, personal or surety.
The report does not explain every release condition.
Bondsman
The surety associated with a surety bond.
Confirm licensing and the written agreement independently.
Daily means recent activity—not the full active record. A person may have bonds entered on different dates, multiple causes or a non-bond hold that does not appear as a normal amount in the daily report.
Roster field decoder

Understand CID, booking number, charges and custody status

What the jail information can—and cannot—prove
Field
What it identifies
What it does not prove
Next action
CID
A county identifier tied to the person.
That every booking under the CID is the same event.
Add the book-in date and booking number.
Booking number
One particular jail booking.
The final court charge.
Use it for jail and records questions.
Book-in date
When intake was recorded.
The exact date or time of the alleged offense.
Compare with the arrest report.
Charge description
The allegation entered into the jail system.
Guilt or final prosecutor action.
Find the misdemeanor or felony court case.
Bond amount
A release amount for one charge or cause.
That payment clears every charge or hold.
Call the Bond Desk.
Facility
The current jail building shown by the system.
That the inmate will remain there.
Recheck before visiting.
Release status
Whether the displayed custody event has ended.
Dismissal, acquittal or innocence.
Search the court disposition.
Identity safeguard

Verify the person before relying on a roster match

Complete booked name is consistent
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
CID matches another official source
Book-in date fits the known arrest
Booking number identifies the same event
Charge and arresting location make sense
Court case follows the same timeline
Current custody was rechecked before payment
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, contacting a bondsman, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to one individual.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a recently arrested person may not appear

Booking is still being completed Identity processing, medical screening, fingerprinting and magistration can occur before the public result is available.
The booked name is different Try the surname alone, former name, maiden name, suffix, shortened first name or alternate spelling.
Too many search filters are selected Remove race, sex or first-name filters and begin again with the surname.
The person was released quickly Check the Daily Booked In Report, Daily Bond Report and criminal court docket.
A city jail still holds the person Arlington, Fort Worth and other cities may process or hold someone before transfer to the county jail.
The booking occurred in another county Search the county where the person was physically booked.
The event involved a citation A criminal or municipal case can exist without a Tarrant County jail booking.
The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed and legally confidential information may not be publicly displayed.
Copy-ready jail-information call
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked into or remains in Tarrant County Jail after an arrest on or about [date]. Can you confirm whether the person is processing, in custody, released, transferred or listed under another spelling or CID?
Detention Bureau main line: 817-884-3000
Current county directory jail-information lines: 817-884-3116 or 817-884-3117
Jail record to court outcome

Route the charge to the correct Tarrant County clerk

Class A and B misdemeanor

The Tarrant County Clerk maintains records for the County Criminal Courts.

  • Call 817-884-1066 for case status and copy guidance.
  • Main criminal office: second floor.
  • Cashier: lower plaza level.
  • Office hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Open County Criminal Courts

Felony case

The Tarrant County District Clerk maintains district-court felony records.

  • Criminal records help: 817-884-1342 or 817-884-1343.
  • Felony research is on the third floor.
  • Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
  • Walk-in public terminal and copy services are available.
Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Open the District Clerk

Check the next criminal court setting

Tarrant County’s Criminal Docket Search accepts a last name, first name, CID, court and date range. The form requires at least two characters for a name search, and the CID field accepts up to seven digits.
Open the Criminal Docket Search Find a Tarrant County criminal setting
Use the CID first when available It reduces the risk of selecting another person with the same name.
Otherwise enter at least two surname characters Add the first name or select a court when the list is broad.
Use a realistic date range Search around the expected setting date rather than one exact day when the date may have changed.
Confirm the court and setting Compare the CID, defendant name and court with the jail or bond information.
Contact the clerk for the final disposition A docket setting is not the same as a dismissal, plea, judgment or sentence.

Documents available before a felony is formally filed

The District Clerk can provide certain magistration documents even before a felony case receives a filed cause number. Available records may include:

Probable-cause affidavit
Probable-cause determination
Arrest warrant and warrant affidavit
Magistrate warning
Conditions of bail
Personal bond
Emergency protective order
Certain magistrate-designated records
Preferred request email: dcmagrequest@tarrantcountytx.gov
Whitney Amador: 817-884-3355
Cory Reed: 817-884-2526

Current District Clerk copy charges

Published felony and District Court copy fees
Copy type
Published charge
Non-certified paper
$1 per page
Non-certified electronic, 1–10 pages
$1 total
Non-certified electronic, 11+ pages
$1 for the first 10 pages, then $0.10 per additional page
Certified paper
$1 per page plus a $5 certification or seal fee
Certified electronic
Electronic copy rate plus a $5 certification or seal fee
Clerk research without case number
$5 records-research fee
Sheriff records and proof of custody

Request a jail record or Letter of Incarceration

Public-record request

Use the Sheriff’s Records Division for TCSO-created jail, incident and identified public records.

Include as much of the following as possible:

  • Date of the request
  • Report number
  • Type of report or incident
  • Occurrence date
  • Incident address
  • Names of involved parties
  • Your contact information

Email: TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov

Open the Sheriff public-record instructions

Letter of Incarceration

This letter can prove when an individual was confined in the Tarrant County Jail.

  • The individual normally requests the letter in person.
  • Valid state photo identification is required.
  • A friend or family member generally cannot request another person’s letter unless that person remains in jail.
  • Government agencies and attorneys may submit written requests.
  • No verbal request to obtain and send the letter is accepted.
Read the Letter of Incarceration rules
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The final walk-in customer is accepted at 4:50 p.m.
Copy-ready jail-record request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable booking, incarceration and identified jail records concerning [full legal name], CID [number], booking number [number], for the booking on or about [date]. Please include the book-in and release information, listed charges, bond information and any specifically identified public record maintained by the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office. Please provide a cost estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
The Sheriff does not automatically own the arresting agency’s offense narrative. When Fort Worth Police, Arlington Police or another city agency made the arrest, request the police report from that agency.
Warrant limitations

Tarrant County does not provide public criminal-warrant confirmation by phone

The Sheriff states that criminal warrant information is provided to licensed bondsmen, attorneys and law-enforcement agencies—not directly to the general public.

Criminal warrant

Contact a licensed attorney or licensed Tarrant County bondsman for a safe verification route.

Do not travel to an office or confront another person based on an unverified online claim.

Traffic or citation warrant

Contact the agency or court that issued the citation.

For a ticket issued by a Tarrant County Sheriff’s deputy, contact the Justice of the Peace shown on the citation.

Criminal Warrants Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Phone: 817-884-1289
Safety warning: Do not attempt to detain, confront or arrange the surrender of another person yourself. When a possible warrant concerns you, speak with a qualified lawyer before deciding how to respond.
Bond and release

Confirm every charge before paying a Tarrant County bond

Bonds may be posted at any time, 24 hours a day, at the Bond Desk in the Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196.
Verify the complete name and CID Confirm that the live roster belongs to the correct person.
List every booking charge Do not rely on the first amount displayed.
Ask whether bond is set on every charge A magistrate may not have completed all release decisions.
Ask about warrants and outside holds Another county, parole, immigration or another agency can delay release.
Confirm the current total The Daily Bond Report may not contain every active cause.
Choose the payment route A person paying the bond directly is required to pay the full bond amount.
Verify a surety independently Use a properly licensed Tarrant County bondsman and obtain a written agreement.
Preserve all receipts Save the CID, booking number, cause, bond number, amount, payer and transaction details.
Allow for release processing Payment does not create an immediate exit. Staff must clear every case and hold.
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full booked name], CID [number], booking number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, whether bond has been set on each charge, the current total amount, any warrant or outside hold, and the approved location and method for posting bond.
Read official bond information Review the Bail Bond Board
Bond Desk and Detention Bureau: 817-884-3000
100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196
Public-facing jail locations

Confirm the facility before visiting or delivering anything

Tarrant County Corrections Center
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Main detention, Bond Desk and legal-mail location.

Lon Evans Correction Center
600 W. Weatherford Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Green Bay Jail
2500 Urban Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76106

817-884-3000

Housing can change after classification, court movement or operational transfers. Reopen the live inmate record or call before travelling.
Surname-based visiting schedule

Use the inmate’s last-name group to choose the visit day

General Tarrant County Jail visitation schedule
Inmate surname
Visiting days and hours
Final processing time
A through L
Saturday and Monday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
A through L
Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 2:30 p.m.
M through Z
Sunday and Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
M through Z
Friday, 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
Attorney or law enforcement
Wednesday and Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Attorneys may visit whenever needed.
Hospital visits
Daily, 5:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Hospital policy and medical placement apply.
Visitor sign-up begins 30 minutes before the visiting period.

Visit limits

One 30-minute visit per inmate per day
Maximum of three social visits per week
Maximum of two adult visitors at one time
Maximum of two children age 17 or younger
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Residents more than 150 miles away may receive a 40-minute visit
Visitors must remain in the building during the visit
A prior Tarrant County jail stay within six months can prevent visiting

Identification

Adults must present acceptable photo identification. The county lists examples including:

State identification

Valid Real ID driver’s licence or state identification card.

Federal or international

Valid passport, immigration photo ID or Mexican Consulate card.

Military

Active-duty, reserve, National Guard, retired or dependent military ID.

Dress and prohibited property

Clothing that may cause denial

  • Revealing shorts or miniskirts
  • Halter, backless, sleeveless or low-cut tops
  • See-through or tight-fitting garments
  • Pajamas, bathing suits or leotards
  • Khaki, green, institutional or military-style clothing
  • Hats or caps

Items prohibited in the visiting area

  • Cell phones and recording devices
  • Cameras
  • Backpacks, bags and purses
  • Tobacco, lighters and matches
  • Unlabelled prescription medication
  • Food and drinks, except approved infant items
Check the current visitation rules
Scanned personal mail

Use the Smart Communications address for ordinary letters

General personal mail is sent to an outside processing centre, scanned and made available to inmates electronically. Personal letters sent directly to the jail can be returned to the sender.

Address ordinary personal mail exactly like this:

Smart Communications / Tarrant Co Jail
Inmate Full Name and CID Number
P.O. Box 9195
Seminole, FL 33775-9137
Official Tarrant County sample showing how to address inmate correspondence through Smart Communications
Official Tarrant County envelope example. Replace the sample line with the inmate’s complete booked name and CID.

Personal-mail rules

Letters may be no larger than 12 by 16 inches
Include the sender’s complete return address
Use the full booked name and CID
Up to 10 unframed photos may be enclosed
Photos may be no larger than 4 by 6 inches
Approved mail is scanned for the inmate’s tablet

Items that still go to 100 N. Lamar

Legal mail, approved books or magazines, and U.S. Postal or Western Union money orders continue to be processed through:

Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Detention Bureau
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
New soft-backed books must be shipped directly from an established publisher. Tarrant County states that packages sent through third-party couriers are not accepted; this can include some Amazon shipments.
Review current correspondence rules Track processed personal mail
Phone calls and inmate funds

Calls work differently during booking and after housing

Calls during booking

  • Holding cells have telephones.
  • Local calls are available without charge during booking.
  • The calls can be used to arrange bail, contact family or reach an attorney.
  • Collect calls are available outside the local calling area.

Collect-call support

The receiver is responsible for an accepted collect-call charge.

Smart Communications support: 727-349-1561

Read the official phone information
Privacy warning: Ordinary jail calls are not a safe place to discuss witnesses, evidence, passwords, alibis or defence strategy.

Add money through Access Corrections

Confirm the correct inmate and CID Recheck the live roster before depositing.
Use Access Corrections online or in the app The Sheriff identifies this as the primary electronic deposit service.
Use the telephone option Call 866-345-1884, available 24 hours a day.
Use a facility lobby kiosk Kiosks accept cash at jail facilities.
Use Cash Pay Today when needed Register first and obtain the required barcode or customer identifier.
Save the receipt Keep the inmate name, CID, amount, transaction number and date.
Tarrant County does not accept cash by mail or directly over the counter for inmate-account deposits. Cash sent through the mail is returned.
Postal and Western Union money orders may be mailed to:
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Detention Bureau
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Review inmate deposit options Open Access Corrections
Medical, dental and medication

How medical care works inside Tarrant County Jail

Tarrant County states that medical and dental services are available to all inmates regardless of their ability to pay.
Medical services
  • Emergency care
  • Assessment of significant new illness
  • Monitoring of chronic conditions
Dental and vision
  • Dental complaint triage
  • Trauma and abscess treatment
  • Tooth extraction
  • Eye examinations
  • Glasses are not provided
Medication
  • Medication is distributed by licensed medical staff.
  • Orders are made through jail medical providers.
  • Some over-the-counter products can be purchased through commissary.
For a life-threatening emergency, call 911. For an urgent concern about someone already in custody, call the Detention Bureau at 817-884-3000 and clearly explain the person’s name, CID and the medical concern.
Read inmate health services
Property and re-entry

Prepare for a transfer or release without assuming normal property pickup

Tarrant County’s published property-release rule is limited. Inmates transferring to TDCJ may designate someone to claim their property. A normal pretrial inmate generally cannot release clothing or property without higher-level approval based on undue hardship.
TDCJ transfer property
  • The inmate designates a person during the transfer process.
  • The inmate must notify that person.
  • The designated person has 30 days from transfer to claim the property.
Read the property-release rule
Re-entry assistance

Tarrant County provides requested re-entry information and classes through partnerships at the Corrections Center and Green Bay facility.

Inmate Services and Chaplain’s Office
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

Phone: 817-884-3088

Open re-entry services
Before pickup, confirm that release processing is complete, ask where the person will exit and agree on a safe meeting location. Do not rely only on the time bond was paid.
Correction and record clearing

A roster entry does not disappear automatically after dismissal

Identify the record still appearing Determine whether it is the live jail system, daily PDF, Sheriff record, court record, DPS history or private website.
Obtain the complete court disposition Request a certified dismissal, judgment, acquittal or other controlling order.
Correct factual errors first Contact the office that owns the inaccurate field and provide supporting documentation.
Review expunction eligibility Some arrests may qualify for destruction or removal under Texas law.
Review nondisclosure eligibility Some records may qualify for restricted public disclosure rather than destruction.
Dispute private background reports separately A court order or government correction may not automatically update a private database.

Expunction

An eligible expunction can require covered agencies to destroy or remove identified arrest records.

Read Texas expunction guidance

Order of nondisclosure

A nondisclosure order restricts public disclosure of eligible criminal-history information but does not erase every record.

Open Texas court forms
Correction and clearing are different. Correction fixes inaccurate information. Expunction or nondisclosure concerns an accurate record that may qualify for legal relief.
Verified local contacts

Tarrant County jail, roster, court and records offices

Tarrant County Detention Bureau
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Jail Information

817-884-3116

817-884-3117

Sheriff Administration
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3099

Sheriff Non-Emergency

817-884-1213

Call 911 for an immediate emergency.

Sheriff Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov

County Clerk Criminal Division
401 W. Belknap Street, 2nd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1066

District Clerk Felony Records
401 W. Belknap Street, 3rd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1342

817-884-1343

Office of Attorney Appointments
401 W. Belknap, Room 5043
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2370

DA Victim Services
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2740

Sheriff Victim Assistance
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3697

Map to the Tarrant County Corrections Center

Map to the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center

Map to Green Bay Jail

Confirm before travelling: Recheck the inmate’s facility, visiting day, processing cutoff, identification, parking and office hours.
Local mistakes to avoid

Six Tarrant County roster mistakes that waste time

Treating a booking PDF as live custody

Return to the inmate search because a person in the PDF may already be released.

Confusing CID and booking number

CID follows the person in county systems; the booking number identifies one intake event.

Searching with too many filters

Remove race, sex or first name when a valid surname search returns nothing.

Checking only one bond amount

Review every charge and ask about outside holds before paying.

Sending personal mail to the jail

Ordinary personal mail must use the Smart Communications address in Seminole, Florida.

Using the wrong clerk

County Clerk handles Class A and B misdemeanors; District Clerk handles felonies.

10 roster questions

Tarrant County jail roster questions answered

How do I search the Tarrant County jail roster?

Open the official Tarrant County Inmate Search. Search by last name, first name or CID number, and optionally narrow the results by race or sex. Open each possible match and compare the CID, complete name, booking information, charges and bond details. Call the Detention Bureau when the online status is unclear.

Where can I see people booked into Tarrant County Jail during the last 24 hours?

Use the Sheriff’s Daily Booked In Reports page. Day 1 is the newest report, and Day 14 is the oldest available report. Each PDF generally identifies the inmate name, CID, book-in date, booking number and charge description. The report shows booking activity, not guaranteed current custody.

Does the Tarrant County daily booking list show everyone currently in jail?

No. The Daily Booked In Report lists people booked during a particular 24-hour reporting period. Someone in that report may have been released, transferred or bonded out. Use the live Inmate Search and call Tarrant County jail information to confirm current custody.

What is a CID number in the Tarrant County inmate search?

CID is the county identifier associated with a person in Tarrant County’s criminal justice system. It is useful for narrowing an inmate search, reading booking and bond reports, and locating court settings. A CID can be connected to more than one booking, so also compare the booking number and book-in date.

Why can I not find a recently arrested person in the Tarrant County jail search?

The person may still be processing, may be listed under a different spelling, may have been released quickly, may have received a citation instead of being booked, or may be held in another city or county jail. Search the surname with fewer filters, review the Daily Booked In Reports and call jail information when necessary.

What does the Tarrant County Daily Bond Report show?

The Daily Bond Report lists bonds issued during a recent 24-hour period. Fields can include the bond number, status, amount, court, CID, name, offense, magistrate date, book-in date, bond type and bondsman. It is not a complete list of every current bond or every condition preventing release.

Where can bond be posted for a Tarrant County inmate?

Bonds may be posted 24 hours a day at the Bond Desk in the Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 North Lamar Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76196. Call 817-884-3000 first to confirm whether bond has been set, the amount, every active charge and any hold that may prevent release.

When can I visit an inmate in Tarrant County Jail?

General visitation depends on the inmate’s last name. A through L generally visit Saturdays and Mondays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. M through Z generally visit Sundays and Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Fridays from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Confirm the schedule and facility before travelling.

How do I send mail or money to a Tarrant County inmate?

Regular personal mail is sent through Smart Communications using the inmate’s full booked name and CID. Legal mail, approved books, magazines and postal or Western Union money orders continue to use 100 North Lamar Street. Deposits may be made through Access Corrections, by telephone, at lobby kiosks or through approved cash walk-in locations.

Does the Tarrant County jail roster show the final court outcome?

No. The jail roster and daily booking reports show jail and booking information, not the final prosecution result. Class A and B misdemeanor records are maintained by the Tarrant County Clerk. Felony records are maintained by the Tarrant County District Clerk. Review the court disposition for every charge.

Official resources

Primary Tarrant County sources used for this page

Jail search and reports
Inmate services
Courts and records
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, Tarrant County Clerk, Tarrant County District Clerk, Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney or a law firm.

Inmate status, booking reports, bond amounts, facilities, visitation, providers, fees, office hours and court settings can change. Verify the person using multiple identifiers and check the current official source before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page provides procedural information and is not legal advice.

Last official-source review: August 5, 2026. No private booking data was copied into this article, and no unverified processing time or guaranteed release estimate was added.

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