Bexar County Jail Bookings | Recent Intake Records Bexar County Jail Bookings

Bexar County, Texas · 24-hour arrests, seven-day booking activity and current jail help

See the 24-Hour Intake First—Then Follow the Booking Forward

If the arrest happened today or overnight, start with Bexar County Central Magistrate. Its recent-arrest search covers people processed there during the previous 24 hours for Class B or higher offenses. Save the SID and booking number as soon as you identify the correct person.

If you need more than one day of activity, switch to the Sheriff’s Jail Activity Reports, which remain online for up to seven days. Neither list by itself proves that someone is still in jail or shows the final court result, so this page also explains how to confirm bond, release, housing and the later criminal case.

See arrests processed in the last 24 hours Open the 7-day Jail Activity Reports Booking not showing?

Full booked name Date of birth SID Booking number Approximate arrest time

BEXAR INTAKE DESK 24 HR → 7 DAYS

24 HOURS

RECENT INTAKE MAGISTRATE

BOOKING RECORD

SID + BOOKING SAVED

Booking does not mean conviction. A recent-arrest or jail-activity entry documents an arrest or detention event. Charges can be rejected, changed or dismissed later. Verify the court case before treating the booking allegation as a final legal outcome.

Newest intake

Central Magistrate covers qualifying arrests processed within 24 hours.

Longer booking view

BCSO keeps Jail Activity Reports online for up to seven days.

Current bond help

Call 210-335-6201 with the full name and date of birth.

Magistrate help

Central Magistrate: 210-335-6111, operating 24/7/365.

Main detention campus

200 N. Comal Street, San Antonio, TX 78207.

Use the right list first

24 hours, seven days, or current custody?

ARREST JUST HAPPENED Central Magistrate Search

Use this when you heard about an arrest today, overnight or within roughly the previous 24 hours.

Best for SID, booking number, intake details, charges, bond and magistration information. Open the 24-hour search

LOOKING BACK SEVERAL DAYS BCSO Jail Activity Reports

Use this when the exact arrest date is uncertain or you want to review recent jail activity beyond the current 24-hour window.

The Sheriff maintains these reports online for a maximum of seven days. Open the 7-day reports

NEED CURRENT STATUS Inmate & Bond Information

Use this when the real question is whether the person remains in custody, what the current bond is, or whether a warrant is affecting release.

Call 210-335-6201 and have the person’s full name and date of birth ready. Review official bond information

Do not use the 24-hour list as a current-inmate roster. Central Magistrate can process a defendant who later bonds out without being transferred to the Adult Detention Center. Confirm current custody separately when that is what you need to know.

Recent intake workflow

Read a new Bexar County booking in about a minute

STEP 1 Open 24-hour intake Start at Central Magistrate when the arrest is fresh.

STEP 2 Match the person Compare name and identifying information.

STEP 3 Save SID + booking These make later jail tasks easier.

STEP 4 Read every charge Check bond and magistration for each case.

STEP 5 Confirm current status Call when custody or release remains unclear.

Exact steps for the Central Magistrate list

Open the official recent-arrest search The county describes this as a search for people arrested for a Class B offense or higher and processed by Central Magistrate during the previous 24 hours.

Open Central Magistrate Search

Scan the list for the booked name The summary table displays the name, race, a compact identifying-date field, SID and booking number. Do not rely on the name alone when several similar names appear.

Save the SID immediately You will need this person-level identifier for several Bexar County jail services, including mail and account-related questions.

Save the booking number separately The booking number identifies the intake event. Do not treat the SID and booking number as interchangeable.

Open the person’s detail record Review the true date of birth, intake date and individual charge entries before deciding that you found the correct person.

Read each case rather than just the first charge A person can have more than one criminal case, each with a different bond amount, status or release issue.

Compare arrest and magistration times These fields help show how far the booking has moved through Central Magistrate.

Read the bond amount and comments together Do not assume a displayed dollar amount means the person can immediately leave custody.

Save the case number You can use it later in the Bexar County Justice Information Portal to follow the criminal court case.

Call when the online answer is still ambiguous Central Magistrate handles very recent arrest questions at 210-335-6111. For current charges, bonds and warrants, use 210-335-6201.

What if you need yesterday or several days ago? Move to the Sheriff’s Jail Activity Reports. BCSO keeps them online for a maximum of seven days, but warns that a record can lag while a defendant is still moving through booking.

Review the 7-day Jail Activity Reports

Booking record decoder

Know what the intake fields mean before acting on them

Bexar County Central Magistrate detail fields and the next question to ask
Field	What it helps identify	What it does not prove	Useful next action
SID	The person-level system identification number used in Bexar County detention records.	That every booking attached to the person concerns the same incident.	Save it for mail, records and jail-service questions.
Booking Number	The intake event currently being displayed.	The final result of a criminal prosecution.	Use it to distinguish this booking from an older one.
Intake Date	When the current intake was entered into the process.	The exact moment of the alleged offense.	Compare it with arrest time and police records.
Case Number	A criminal case identifier connected to the charge.	That the case has reached a final disposition.	Search the Justice Information Portal.
Arrest Time	The arrest time associated with the entry.	When the person finished booking or became available for release.	Compare it with magistration time.
Magistration Time	When the defendant was processed through the magistrate stage shown by the system.	That all release paperwork is complete.	Check bond, conditions and release information.
Magistrate Release Time	A release-related timestamp within the magistrate process when one is recorded.	That the person physically walked out of the detention complex at that exact minute.	Confirm current custody when timing matters.
Offense Description	The allegation associated with the displayed charge.	Guilt or that prosecutors kept the same charge.	Follow the later court filing.
Offense Type	The classification attached to the offense entry.	The eventual plea or judgment.	Use the court portal for the filed case.
Bond Amount	The bond currently associated with that charge or case.	That paying one amount clears all cases or holds.	Call 210-335-6201 before paying.
Disposition / Comments	A status or processing note associated with the magistrate entry.	The final court disposition merely because a booking-stage disposition is shown.	Use the Justice Information Portal for the court outcome.

Do not interpret “not available” as dismissal. A recent booking may simply be too new for a later court event or disposition to exist. Follow the case number forward instead of guessing what happened.

Identity check before sending money or sharing the record

Full booked name is consistent

Date of birth matches

SID belongs to the same person

Booking number matches the intake

Arrest date fits the event you know about

Case number follows the same booking

No result yet?

Why a Bexar County booking may be missing from the screen

Booking is still moving

BCSO specifically warns that information may not yet be reflected in its reports depending on where the defendant is in the booking process.

The person is outside the 24-hour window

Central Magistrate is designed around arrests processed during the previous 24 hours. Check the seven-day Jail Activity Reports next.

The offense is outside the search scope

Central Magistrate describes its recent search as covering Class B or higher arrests processed by the office, plus certain Justice of the Peace Class C matters.

The name is different

Booking systems may use a legal name, suffix or spelling that differs from the name family members normally use.

The person already bonded out

Central Magistrate can complete bond processing before a defendant is transferred to the Adult Detention Center.

The arrest happened elsewhere

Verify which county actually accepted the person into custody. A San Antonio-area incident does not automatically mean a Bexar County booking.

What to say when calling about a fresh arrest

I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], has been processed after an arrest that occurred around [time/date]. I do not yet have a SID or booking number. Can you tell me whether the person is still in intake, has been magistrated, bonded out, or transferred into the Adult Detention Center?

Central Magistrate: 210-335-6111
200 N. Comal, South Tower, San Antonio, TX 78207
Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Follow the intake

What happens between arrest and a Bexar County jail placement?

Arresting agency brings the person into intake The arrest may originate with BCSO, San Antonio Police or another law-enforcement agency operating in Bexar County.

Justice Intake & Assessment processes the defendant The 200 N. Comal campus brings booking, court, prosecution, pretrial, behavioral-health and medical functions together.

The prosecutor reviews the police submission The District Attorney’s intake function reviews information from law enforcement to determine whether the case presented is accepted for prosecution.

The defendant reaches Central Magistrate The magistrate stage addresses the accusation, bond and applicable release conditions. Once magistrated, bond amounts and special conditions are updated for public access.

Bond may be completed before jail transfer Central Magistrate says defendants are given an opportunity to bond from that facility without transfer to the Adult Detention Center when the process can be completed there.

If custody continues, detention services take over Family members should then use current jail information for visits, mail, trust funds, medical contacts and other services.

The court record becomes the long-term source Once the criminal case progresses, use the Justice Information Portal for court events rather than expecting the recent-booking page to tell the entire story.

This explains a common source of confusion: someone can legitimately appear in the recent Central Magistrate search but never become a long-term resident of the Adult Detention Center because the release process was completed first.

Bond and release

Check every charge before trying to get someone released

For current inmate charges, bond amounts and warrant information, BCSO directs callers to 210-335-6201. Have the person’s full name and date of birth ready.

Cash bond

BCSO says a cash bond is the full bond amount and is accepted by cashier’s check or money order only, payable to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

The current page states that cash, traveler’s checks and personal checks are not accepted for this bond method.

Surety bond

Verify that the company is currently licensed in Bexar County before signing or paying.

The county Bail Bond Board regulates and licenses surety companies that operate in Bexar County.

Check the Bail Bond Board

Personal recognizance bond

Bexar County Pretrial Services screens qualifying defendants for PR bonds.

Call a Pretrial Screening Investigator at 210-335-1371 to ask about current eligibility.

Before anyone pays a bond

Confirm the correct name and date of birth

Save the SID and booking number

List every charge and case number

Confirm the current bond for each charge

Ask whether any warrant affects release

Ask whether another jurisdiction has a hold

Verify the surety company’s Bexar County license

Keep the receipt and written bond agreement

PR bond screening: what the county currently asks for

Bexar County’s current PR Bond page lists qualifications that include Bexar County residency, being jailed on a Bexar County offense, positive identification and additional eligibility restrictions. First-degree felony charges are among the excluded charges, and a bond-forfeiture history can disqualify a defendant.

Before calling Pretrial, gather the correct spelling of the defendant’s name, date of birth, Texas driver’s license or state ID information, Social Security number, home address, telephone number, employer information and three local references with contact information.

Release-time reality: Bexar County’s PR Bond page currently describes four to six hours after bond approval as an average release period, while also warning that actual release time can vary because of unforeseen problems and delays. Treat that as a county-published estimate, not an appointment time.

The current personal-bond fee is generally 3% of the bond or $20, whichever is greater, unless the court waives the fee or assesses a lower amount for good cause.

Read Inmate & Bond Information Check PR Bond qualifications Verify licensed bond companies

Scam warning: BCSO says it does not accept payment by phone to avoid arrest and will not demand gift cards or cryptocurrency. Verify any surprise “bond” demand through the official county numbers before sending money.

Before driving downtown

Adult Detention Center, intake campus and parking

Bexar County Adult Detention Center

200 North Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

Phone: 210-335-6315

Staffed 365 days a year and open 24 hours.

Justice Intake & Assessment Annex

200 N. Comal
San Antonio, TX 78207

Phone: 210-335-1371

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Closest county garage for the detention complex

Comal Street Parking Garage
127 N. Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

The county specifically identifies this garage as covered parking for the Adult Detention Center complex.

It operates 24/7 with self-pay stations. The entrance and exit are off Commerce Street.

Current published garage rates

0–30 minutes: $4
31 minutes–1 hour: $7
1–1½ hours: $8
1½–2 hours: $10
2–24 hours: $12
Lost ticket: $12

Rates checked August 7, 2026. Verify the garage signs because parking rates can change.

Going to video visitation instead? The county’s Adult Detention South Annex parking lot at 222 S. Comal Street supports Video Visitation, Pretrial Services, Reentry Services and other South Annex functions. Do not automatically park at the main-jail entrance and assume visitation is in the same building.

After booking is complete

Schedule a Bexar County jail visit without losing the appointment

Confirm the person is actually housed in the Adult Detention Center A recent Central Magistrate result alone does not guarantee that the defendant was transferred into jail housing.

Save the SID Use the identifying information from the booking record rather than relying on a name-only match.

Open the official visitation page Bexar County requires visitors to register for an ICSolutions account before scheduling.

Open inmate visitation

Create the ICSolutions account For registration, scheduling or technical help, contact ICSolutions at 888-646-9437.

Schedule the correct date and time Public visits are not available on Mondays under the current schedule.

Keep the scheduled visitor unchanged The primary visitor who scheduled the session must be present. The visitation rules do not allow a substitute visitor on the day of the appointment.

Arrive about 30 minutes early The county’s visitor rules warn that arriving late can result in cancellation and rescheduling.

Leave prohibited property outside the visit area Phones, cameras, bags and other listed property are prohibited from the visitation area.

Current Bexar County public video-visitation schedule
Day	Public visitation	What to know
Monday	No public visits	Professional visits have separate rules.
Tuesday–Friday	8:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.	The visitation operation itself opens at 8:00 a.m.
Saturday	8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.	Arrive early for check-in.
Sunday	Closed	Exceptions are published for Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Thanksgiving / Christmas	Closed	Do not schedule travel around normal weekday hours on these holidays.

Visit length

Current visitor rules provide for 20-minute visits.

Visitor combinations

Up to two adults and one minor, or one adult and two minors, under the current rules.

Video Visitation staff

210-335-8270

Technology detail worth knowing before you schedule: Bexar County currently says its visitation platform is not compatible with Mac or Chromebook computers. A Windows-based computer can be used, and mobile users can use the ICS app for iOS or Android.

Personal correspondence

Use the SID correctly when mailing someone in Bexar County Jail

Current inmate mailing format

[Inmate’s booked name and SID number — required]
[Unit location, if known]
Bexar County Adult Detention Center
200 N. Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

Incoming personal mail is opened, inspected and scanned for viewing through the inmate kiosk. Bexar County says scanned mail remains viewable for up to six months; the physical mail is held for two business days after scanning and then destroyed.

Check the envelope before sending it

Use the exact booked name

Include the correct SID number

Add the unit location when known

Use a complete sender return address

Do not put cash in ordinary mail

Do not send IDs or original documents

Maximum six photos per envelope

Photos cannot exceed 5 × 7 inches

Do not send money orders or cashier’s checks with ordinary personal mail. Inmate trust-fund money has a separate mailing address shown in the next section.

Books require a different approach

Bexar County currently limits inmates to three paperback books in the cell. Books and publications must come through an established bookstore or directly from the publisher using USPS, UPS or FedEx. The SID must appear on the shipping label.

Amazon orders are allowed when delivery is made by a public carrier such as USPS, UPS or FedEx. The Sheriff warns against Amazon Same Day delivery through a contract carrier because those deliveries are rejected.

BCSO Mailroom: 210-335-6240 or 210-335-6868

Verify current inmate-mail rules

Trust fund and care packages

Send money to the inmate account—not to a booking scammer

Online trust deposit

BCSO currently uses Access Corrections Secure Deposits for inmate trust-fund deposits.

Access Corrections telephone deposits: 866-345-1884

Live bilingual agents are available 24/7.

Retail cash option

BCSO links participating retail deposits through Cash Pay Today.

Retail help: 844-340-2274

Approved care package

Access SecurePak handles approved commissary care packages for the Adult Detention Center.

Order-by-phone: 800-546-6283

Open the official money and care-package page

Mailing a cashier’s check or money order to the trust fund

Make it payable to Inmate Trust Fund and write the inmate’s name and SID number at the bottom.

Inmate Trust Fund
P.O. Box 831609
San Antonio, TX 78283

BCSO accepts cashier’s checks and money orders by this method. Personal checks are not accepted.

Inmate Banking main line: 210-335-5171
Supervisors: 210-335-6287
Commissary / care-package complaints: 210-335-5074

Before depositing: verify the inmate’s name and SID from an official Bexar County source. BCSO states that it will not telephone you demanding money to avoid arrest and will not request gift cards or cryptocurrency.

When the concern is health, not the record

Who to call for medical or mental-health concerns

University Health main

210-335-6260

24-hour nurse

210-335-6266

Mental health — men

210-335-6271

Mental health — women

210-335-6875

Concerned about suicidal feelings or ideation? BCSO directs families to call 210-335-5670 to report the concern.

Family members cannot automatically receive private medical information. The inmate must complete a Release of Information form, which can be requested through a medical or mental-health sick call using the jail kiosk.

Open official medical and mental-health information

Need more than the booking list?

Request the mugshot, offense report or Sheriff record separately

A recent intake entry is not the same document as an arrest narrative or offense report. When you need the underlying Sheriff record, use the BCSO Central Records Division.

Current BCSO Central Records services
Record	Information to prepare	Current published fee
Mugshot request	Full name plus SID or date of birth.	Use the current request instructions on Central Records.
Offense / incident report	Case number, or date + location + complainant name.	No cost currently listed.
Record check	Provide the requested identifying information.	$3 currently listed.
Criminal history	Follow Central Records identity requirements.	$8 currently listed.
Sheriff’s letter	Confirm what type of letter you need before visiting.	$2 currently listed.

Central Records’ in-person service-fee table currently states cash only and no bills over $10. Verify the payment rule before making a special trip.

Open BCSO Central Records Open Bexar County public-record requests

What to include in an offense-report request

Please provide the releasable offense or incident report associated with [full name], Bexar County SID [number], booking number [number], case number [number], incident date [date] and location [location]. If this request should be directed to another arresting agency, please identify the record holder if known.

Check the arresting agency first. If San Antonio Police or another department created the incident report, BCSO may have the detention record without owning the police narrative.

After the intake record

Follow the booking into the Bexar County court system

No public account is required. Bexar County’s current Justice Information Portal User Guide says registration is not required for public access.

Open the new Justice Information Portal Bexar County consolidated its older court-record, fugitive and bail-bond searches into this portal.

Open Justice Information Portal

Select Smart Search The county user guide directs public users to Smart Search for cases.

Use the case number when you have it This is normally more precise than beginning with a broad name search.

For names, use Last, First Middle order The portal’s official guide specifies this name sequence.

Use an asterisk when spelling is uncertain The portal supports wildcard searching. Current minimums are one character for the first name, three for the last name and four for a case number when using the wildcard.

Open Advanced Filtering Options when results are broad You can narrow by location or area of law, party criteria, case type, case status, file-date range and judicial officer.

Use booking-related identifiers when available Bexar County’s guide says party criteria can narrow cases with an FBI number, Sheriff’s Office number or booking number.

Open the Case Number The portal displays the case summary and additional information after you select the case.

Scroll to Hearings and Events These entries are displayed in reverse chronological order, so the newest court activity appears first.

Use Show More or Show All The portal initially limits the events display. Expand it before deciding an older disposition or order is missing.

Large result list? The portal displays a maximum of 200 search results. Add the booking/SO identifier, file-date range or other advanced filters instead of manually reading hundreds of similar names.

Once the case page is open, your browser’s Ctrl + F search can help locate words such as “dismissed,” “judgment,” “plea,” “bond” or another specific event. Bexar County’s own user guide recommends the browser find function for long case pages.

Misdemeanor or felony?

Misdemeanor criminal records

The Bexar County Clerk handles county misdemeanor records.

Central Filing: 210-335-2238

Felony criminal records

The Bexar County District Clerk is the official custodian of felony district-court records.

District Clerk: 210-335-2591

Booking charge ≠ final charge. Prosecutor review can change what moves forward. A dismissal, amended charge, plea or judgment belongs in the later court record, not in assumptions drawn from the original intake page.

A useful Bexar County exception

Some warrant cases can use the Booking & Release Satellite Office

Bexar County operates a Booking and Release Satellite Office for some defendants with active warrants who qualify to complete the magistrate and bond process without being taken through the main Adult Detention Center.

Potentially useful when

The person has a qualifying active warrant and wants to determine whether the county’s expedited booking-and-release process is available.

Not handled there

The county excludes violent offenses, sexual offenses, crimes against children, out-of-county warrants and out-of-state warrants from this satellite process.

Check current satellite eligibility

When legal representation is the next priority

Do not confuse a jail booking service with legal representation

Public Defender

The Bexar County Public Defender represents qualifying indigent defendants after appointment by a jail magistrate or a county or district judge.

The Public Defender does not independently decide indigency and cannot simply be hired or selected by a family member.

Phone: 210-335-0701

Open the Public Defender office

Managed Assigned Counsel

Bexar County MAC manages assignment and support for qualified appointed private attorneys representing indigent criminal defendants.

203 W. Nueva Street, 2nd Floor
San Antonio, TX 78207

Reception: 210-335-2999

Open Managed Assigned Counsel

Private lawyer

If hiring private counsel, verify the attorney’s Texas license and ask specifically about experience in the Bexar County court handling the case.

Get the fee arrangement in writing and do not mistake a bail-bond company for a defense law firm.

Use the State Bar of Texas

Bexar County’s Public Defender page says an incarcerated client whose office has been appointed will receive a Public Defender visit by video within 72 hours.

For victims and survivors

Use the District Attorney for case-status and victim-rights help

Bexar County DA Victim Assistance

Victim Assistance can help explain the criminal-justice process, provide case-status information, assist with court proceedings and refer victims to appropriate services.

Phone: 210-335-2105

Available assistance includes

Victim-rights information
Case-status notifications
Court accompaniment
Crime Victim Compensation assistance
Victim Impact Statement help
Restitution and property assistance

Open Bexar County Victim Assistance

Practical Bexar County details

Six small things that can save an unnecessary trip or payment

Save both numbers

The SID identifies the person; the booking number identifies the intake event. Keep both.

Do not stop at the 24-hour screen

A person can be released after magistration. Call when current custody is the real question.

Use the seven-day report for date uncertainty

It is faster than repeatedly refreshing the 24-hour Central Magistrate list for an older arrest.

Park for the task you are doing

127 N. Comal serves the main detention campus; the 222 S. Comal lot supports South Annex functions including Video Visitation.

Never mail trust-fund money to the inmate

Personal mail goes to 200 N. Comal; trust-fund money by mail goes to the separate P.O. Box 831609 address.

Move to court records after booking

The booking tells you how the case began. The Justice Information Portal tells you what happened later.

Save these numbers

Bexar County booking, detention and court contacts

Central Magistrate

200 N. Comal, South Tower
San Antonio, TX 78207

210-335-6111

24 hours / 365 days

Inmate & Bond Information

210-335-6201

Charges, bond amounts and warrant information. Have full name and DOB.

Adult Detention Center

200 N. Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

210-335-6315

Justice Intake & Assessment

200 N. Comal
San Antonio, TX 78207

210-335-1371

Video Visitation

210-335-8270

ICSolutions technical help: 888-646-9437

Mailroom

210-335-6240
210-335-6868

Inmate Banking

Main: 210-335-5171

Supervisors: 210-335-6287

Pretrial Services

222 S. Comal #124
San Antonio, TX 78207

210-335-8964

County Clerk — misdemeanor records

210-335-2238

District Clerk — felony records

210-335-2591

Public Defender

101 W. Nueva Street, Suite 310
San Antonio, TX 78205

210-335-0701

DA Victim Assistance

101 W. Nueva, Paul Elizondo Tower
San Antonio, TX 78205

210-335-2105

10 Bexar County booking questions

Recent jail-intake questions answered

Where can I see Bexar County jail bookings from the last 24 hours?

Use the official Bexar County Central Magistrate Search. The county says it shows people arrested for a Class B offense or higher who were processed by Central Magistrate within the previous 24 hours. The list includes the person’s name, SID and booking number, and opening a record provides additional intake, charge, bond and magistration details.

How far back do Bexar County Jail Activity Reports go?

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office maintains Jail Activity Reports online for a maximum of seven days. The reports are free. BCSO warns that some information may not yet appear while a person is still moving through the booking process.

Does appearing in the Bexar County recent arrest search mean someone is still in jail?

No. The Central Magistrate Search identifies people processed through Central Magistrate during the previous 24 hours; it is not a guarantee that the person remains in custody. Some defendants may bond out from Central Magistrate before transfer to the Adult Detention Center. For current charges, bond and warrant information, call 210-335-6201 with the person’s full name and date of birth.

What is a SID number in Bexar County jail records?

The SID is a system identification number associated with the person. Save it when you find the correct booking because Bexar County uses the SID for jail-related services such as mail, records questions and inmate account identification. Compare it with the person’s name, date of birth and booking number before relying on a record.

What is a Bexar County booking number?

A booking number identifies an intake event shown in the Bexar County booking system. The recent-arrest list displays a booking number with the person’s SID. Use the booking number together with the SID, intake date and case information when following the arrest into the county court portal.

Why is a recent Bexar County arrest not showing online yet?

The person may not have completed enough of the booking and magistration process for the public record to update. BCSO specifically warns that Jail Activity Report data can lag depending on where a defendant is in booking. Also check the spelling, determine whether the person was arrested for an offense covered by Central Magistrate, and call Central Magistrate at 210-335-6111 when a very recent arrest remains unclear.

How do I confirm a Bexar County inmate’s bond and release status?

Start with the Central Magistrate detail page to review the bond amount, disposition and magistration information. For current inmate charges, bond amounts and warrant information, call the Bexar County Sheriff’s Inmate and Bond Information Line at 210-335-6201 and provide the person’s full name and date of birth. Verify every active charge and hold before paying a bond.

Where is the Bexar County Adult Detention Center and where can visitors park?

The Bexar County Adult Detention Center is at 200 North Comal Street, San Antonio, Texas 78207. The county’s Comal Street Parking Garage at 127 North Comal Street provides covered parking for the Adult Detention Center complex. It operates 24 hours a day with self-pay stations; verify current parking rates before leaving the garage.

How do I schedule a visit after someone is booked into Bexar County Jail?

Register for an ICSolutions account through the official Bexar County inmate visitation page and schedule the visit after confirming the person is housed at the Adult Detention Center. Public visits are not held on Mondays. Current public visitation hours are Tuesday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with limited Sunday holiday exceptions. Contact Video Visitation staff at 210-335-8270 for facility questions.

How do I find the court case after a Bexar County jail booking?

Use the free Bexar County Justice Information Portal. Public registration is not required. Search the person’s name in Last, First Middle format or use the case number when known. Advanced filters can narrow results with a Sheriff’s Office number or booking number. Open the case number and review Hearings and Events, which are displayed with the newest entries first.

Official sources checked

Primary Bexar County resources used for this page

Recent booking and detention

Family and jail services

Records, courts and assistance

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational website. It is not the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, Central Magistrate, Bexar County Clerk, District Clerk, Criminal District Attorney, Public Defender, Pretrial Services or any other government agency.

Recent booking information can change quickly. A defendant may still be processing, may bond out, may be transferred or may later face a charge different from the original booking allegation. Always verify the correct person using multiple identifiers and use the current court record for the legal outcome.

An arrest does not establish guilt. Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Information on this page is procedural and does not constitute legal advice.

Official-source review completed August 7, 2026. Time-sensitive information—including parking rates, visitation hours, bond procedures, fees, providers and telephone numbers—should be checked again on the linked Bexar County page before travel, payment or submission.

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