Montgomery County Booking Records | Charges, Bond and Release

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Montgomery County, Texas · Current bookings, charges, bond, holds and release

Check a Montgomery County Booking Before You Pay, Visit or Drive to Conroe

If someone was arrested recently, start with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s current Inmate Lookup System. The portal now requires an account, so do not assume an older public roster link is broken when it asks you to sign in. Once inside, search the inmate’s last name, open the correct record and save the identifying details before checking bond or court information.

A booking record can answer whether a person reached Montgomery County Jail, what charges are attached to the intake and what bond is currently displayed. It cannot tell you by itself that the person will be released after one payment or that the booking charge became the final court charge. This page shows what to verify next.

Open the official inmate lookup Check bond and release steps Booking not showing?
Legal last name Date of birth if known Approximate arrest time Inmate or booking ID Charge or cause number
CONROE BOOKING STATUS RAIL VERIFY EACH GATE
BOOKED
CHARGE
BOND / HOLD
RELEASE
ID
ALL CASES + HOLDS CLEARED?
A booking is not a conviction. The jail record reflects an arrest and custody event. A prosecutor may later reject, amend or replace the original allegation, and separate counts can have different outcomes.
CURRENT BOOKING Use the secured MCSO portal Sign in or create an account before searching.
SEARCH REQUIREMENT Last name is the minimum The Sheriff’s May 2026 rollout specifically identifies surname searching.
URGENT CUSTODY HELP 936-760-5800 Use the inmate inquiry option when the portal cannot answer the question.
JAIL LOCATION 1 Criminal Justice Drive Conroe, TX 77301.
Important 2026 change

Why the Montgomery County roster now makes you sign in

The Sheriff relaunched its inmate-search feature on May 12, 2026. New users must create an account and complete security verification before searching current roster information. The live login screen now asks for an email address and password.

The security change was made because of jail-roster scams. The Sheriff reported more than 55 scam cases tied to misuse of unrestricted roster information. Scammers had contacted inmate families while pretending to be bail agents, jail personnel, court officials or other trusted people.
Payment rule worth remembering: The Montgomery County Sheriff warns that Sheriff’s employees, jail staff and legitimate bail-bond companies will not call demanding immediate payment through gift cards, unusual cash arrangements or similar pressure tactics.
Go to the current inmate portal Open the Sheriff website
Choose the question first

A booking record actually answers four different problems

IDENTITY Is this the right person?

Match the legal name and available identity details before doing anything involving money, visitation or public claims.

Run the search correctly
CHARGES What was entered at booking?

Read every charge separately, then determine whether the case belongs with the District Clerk or County Clerk.

Decode the charge
BOND Can this person actually bond out?

One dollar amount is not enough. Check all causes, no-bond conditions, warrants and outside holds.

Verify before paying
RELEASE Has every release barrier cleared?

Posting bond begins a process; it does not guarantee an immediate exit from the jail.

Check release status
FAMILY HELP Can I visit, call or send money?

Confirm current custody before scheduling a visit or funding any account.

Open the family desk
OLDER RECORD What if the person is already gone?

Use court records and the Sheriff’s public-information process instead of treating a current roster as a historical archive.

Find an older booking

Go straight to the Montgomery County task

Current inmate portal

Search a Montgomery County booking step by step

Open the County Corrections Public Access Portal Use the official Montgomery County Inmate Lookup System. Open jailroster.mctx.org
Create an account if this is your first visit The current landing page contains a “Create one” account option. Complete the account and security-verification process.
Sign in with the current portal credentials The live login page uses an email-address and password sign-in.
Start with the exact last name The Sheriff’s May 2026 announcement says the inmate’s last name is the minimum information required for a roster search.
Open every plausible result Common names require more checking. Do not assume the first result is the person you know.
Compare the available identity details Check the full booked name, booking photo when available, inmate identifier, booking timing and other identifying fields shown after login.
Read every charge and bonding entry The Sheriff states that the secured roster includes booking photographs, charges and bonding details.
Save the inmate or booking identifier You may need it for the jail, visitation, mail, commissary or a records request.
Check the housing location Montgomery County may use outside housing. The displayed facility affects visitation, mail, calls and deposits.
Move to the correct court system Use the District Clerk for a felony case and the County Clerk for a Class A or B misdemeanor.
Do not save only a screenshot of the name. Save the inmate ID, booking date, exact charge description, bond information and any cause or court number that appears. Those identifiers make later calls much easier.
Booking field decoder

Read the charge, bond and custody fields without overinterpreting them

What a booking entry can tell you—and what still needs verification
Booking item
What it helps answer
What it does not prove
Next check
Booked name
How the person is identified in the current jail system.
Identity when several people share a similar name.
Compare another independent identifier.
Inmate / booking ID
Which jail identity or custody event you are discussing.
The outcome of the criminal case.
Save it for jail-service questions.
Booking date
When intake was recorded.
The exact time of the alleged offense.
Compare the arrest report and court filing.
Booking photo
Provides a visual identity clue from intake.
Guilt or final identity by itself.
Match name and another identifier.
Charge
What allegation is attached to the booking record.
That prosecutors filed or proved the same offense.
Search the criminal court case.
Bond amount
A currently displayed release condition for that matter.
That paying it will produce release.
Check every charge, warrant and hold.
No bond / special condition
Why ordinary payment may not be available.
That the status cannot change after judicial review.
Check the controlling court or lawyer.
Housing
Where the inmate is currently assigned.
That the location will remain the same.
Recheck before visiting or sending money.
Release / absence from roster
Whether current Montgomery County custody may have ended.
Dismissal, acquittal or completion of the case.
Confirm through the jail and court record.
Two-identifier rule: Before sending money or treating a booking as belonging to someone, match at least two useful identifiers instead of relying on a name or photograph alone.
No booking found

When the person is missing from the Montgomery County roster

The booking is not finished A person may be in intake before searchable data is available.
The name is slightly different Retry the exact legal surname, hyphenated surname, maiden name or known alternate spelling.
The person already left county custody A quick bond, release or transfer can make a current roster less useful for an older event.
The arrest occurred in another county Search the county where booking actually occurred, not simply the person’s home address.
There is a warrant but no arrest yet A warrant record and a jail booking are two different things.
The court case exists without current jail custody Search the appropriate Montgomery County clerk portal.
The person has moved to state or federal custody Use TDCJ or the appropriate federal locator after transfer.
The online portal is having a problem Use the jail phone rather than repeatedly entering payment or sensitive information on unfamiliar sites.
Useful jail call script
I am trying to confirm the current booking or custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date if known]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether this person is still processing, currently housed, released, transferred, or listed under another inmate identifier?
Montgomery County Jail general information: 936-760-5800
Use the current phone menu for inmate inquiries.
Jail inquiries email: mcsocjr@mctx.org
Before anyone pays

A Montgomery County bond has to clear more than one gate

01 Correct inmate Match the person and inmate ID.
02 Every charge List each active cause or booking charge.
03 Every hold Check warrants and outside agency holds.
04 Release paperwork Jail staff must receive and process the controlling orders.
Write down every charge Do not ask “what is the bond?” until you know whether several cases are involved.
Match a bond to each charge A $5,000 bond on one matter does not clear another no-bond case.
Ask whether the court has changed the amount The judge or magistrate controls the legal bond condition, not an old screenshot.
Ask about additional warrants or holds Another county, probation, parole, federal agency or another legal process may affect release.
Verify a surety company before signing Montgomery County maintains a Bail Bond Board and a current Bail Bond Agency Contact List.
Read the agreement before paying a bondsman Ask about the premium, collateral, cosigner obligations and what happens if the defendant misses court.
Keep the receipt Save the inmate name, ID, cause number, amount, company and transaction details.
Do not confuse commissary with bail Access Corrections and telephone accounts are inmate-service accounts. Funding them does not satisfy a criminal court bond.
Open the official Bail Bond Board Recheck the inmate record
How to use the Bail Bond Board page: Open the county page and choose Bail Bond Agency Contact List. This is safer than choosing a company from an unsolicited telephone call, social-media message or sponsored search result.
Montgomery County Bail Bond Board
Alan B. Sadler Commissioner’s Court Building
501 North Thompson, Room 201
Conroe, TX 77301
Phone: 936-539-7844
Direct: 936-538-3520
Published office hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
After bond is posted

Do not promise a Montgomery County release time

Release is an administrative and legal clearance process, not a countdown that begins when somebody hands over money. Current jail guidance does not promise a specific number of hours.

Court paperwork

The jail must receive the paperwork that authorizes the release or changes the bond.

Other cases and holds

Staff must determine whether another cause, warrant or hold still prevents release.

Final jail processing

The person remains in custody until the jail completes its release process.

Release-status call script
I am calling about [full legal name], inmate ID [number]. Bond was posted on case [cause number] at approximately [time]. Can you tell me whether all active cases and holds have cleared and whether the jail has received the paperwork needed for release? I understand you may not be able to give an exact release time.
Before driving to Conroe: Recheck the roster or call the jail. Avoid planning transportation around an unofficial “two-hour,” “four-hour” or similar internet estimate.
Release does not mean the case disappeared. The person may leave jail while the criminal case remains pending for months. Continue with the correct court record.
Charge verification

Montgomery County uses different court record systems for felonies and misdemeanors

Felony → District Clerk

Use the Montgomery County District Clerk for criminal cases filed in District Court.

  • Search the District Court criminal docket.
  • Use the cause number when available.
  • Compare the defendant, filing date and charge.
  • Read later docket entries for bond changes and case disposition.
Search District Court records
Montgomery County District Clerk
301 N. Main Street, Suite 103
Conroe, TX 77301
936-539-7855

Class A or B misdemeanor → County Clerk

Use the Montgomery County Clerk criminal-record portal for cases filed in County Courts at Law.

  • Choose Criminal Records.
  • Search the case or party.
  • Compare the filing with the booking information.
  • Check court settings and final disposition.
Search County Clerk criminal records
Montgomery County Clerk
210 West Davis
Conroe, TX 77301
936-539-7885
Useful shortcut: If you are uncertain which clerk controls the case, look at the offense level and cause/court information in the booking result first. Do not send the same records request to both offices unless there is a genuine reason.

District Clerk copy and research costs

Current District Clerk Records & Research fees published by Montgomery County
Service
Published fee
What to know
Plain copy
$1 per page
For an ordinary court-record copy.
Certified copy
$1 per page + $5 certification per document
Useful when official proof is required.
Criminal name search
$5 per name, per 10-year search
Provide the complete first, middle and last name and search period.
Records data by CD, FTP or email
$9.35 per request
Separate from an ordinary online docket search.
The District Clerk states that statute allows up to 10 business days to respond to records requests, while its stated goal is to complete requests within four to five business days. Do not treat the shorter target as a guaranteed deadline.
District Clerk Records & Research mailing address:
Montgomery County District Clerk
Attn: Records and Research
P.O. Box 2985
Conroe, TX 77305
The District Clerk states that fax requests are not filed.
Warrant is not booking

Someone can have a Montgomery County warrant without being in jail

Use the official warrant search

The Montgomery County Bail Bond Board links to the county warrant-search system.

Search options include identifying name information, ZIP code and warrant number.

Open Montgomery County Warrant Search
Then check for an actual booking

A warrant means an arrest has been authorized; it does not automatically mean the person is currently in Montgomery County Jail.

Open current inmate lookup
Do not use the public warrant page to confront or detain someone. The county’s warrant system is an information resource, not authorization for private enforcement. When a warrant concerns you personally, talk with a qualified lawyer about the safest lawful next step.
Family desk

Confirm custody before you schedule, mail, call or deposit

One of the easiest mistakes after an arrest is using the correct service for the wrong facility. Reopen the inmate record first and confirm whether the person remains in Montgomery County custody and where the person is housed.

Visit

Schedule through the current county visitation portal.

See visit steps
Mail

The ordinary personal-mail route changed May 26, 2026.

Use the new address
Money

Verify the inmate ID before using Access Corrections.

Review deposit steps
Phone

Confirm the current contracted provider before funding an account.

Review phone guidance
Visitation

Schedule a Montgomery County Jail visit before driving there

Confirm the inmate is still housed by Montgomery County A release or transfer can make a scheduled visit unusable.
Open the official visitation portal The current page requires an email-address and password login. Open Montgomery County Jail visitation
Create an account if needed The live visitation page provides a “Create an Account” option.
Schedule at least 24 hours in advance Current jail guidance requires advance scheduling rather than ordinary walk-in visitation.
Limit the visit to the permitted number of visitors Current guidance allows no more than two visitors at a time.
Bring current government-issued identification Make sure the information matches the visitor account.
Dress for a correctional facility Avoid revealing, transparent or otherwise prohibited clothing.
Recheck the appointment before leaving home Court transport, medical activity, housing changes or facility operations can affect availability.
Current 2026 visitation periods reviewed
Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Monday: 7:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Thursday: 7:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Use the live scheduling portal as the final authority. Visitation schedules can change after this page is updated.
Parking: The live jail materials reviewed do not provide a guaranteed visitor-parking promise that should be treated as permanent. Follow posted parking signs around Criminal Justice Drive and avoid restricted law-enforcement spaces. Call before travelling if parking or accessibility arrangements are important.
Mail changed in 2026

Do not use an old Montgomery County inmate mail address

Effective May 26, 2026: current jail guidance routes ordinary non-legal inmate correspondence through an off-site mail-management address rather than directly to the Conroe jail.

Ordinary non-legal inmate mail

Montgomery County, TX
[Inmate Full Name]
Inmate ID #[ID Number]
P.O. Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72401
Use the inmate’s complete booked name
Include the inmate ID number
Use your complete return information
Check the live jail mail instructions before mailing
Do not rely on an older Tampa or direct-jail personal-mail address
Do not send an irreplaceable original document through ordinary inmate mail

Legal or privileged mail is different

Current jail guidance routes properly identified legal mail directly to:

Montgomery County Jail
1 Criminal Justice Drive
Conroe, TX 77301

Include the inmate’s exact name, inmate ID and current cell or housing information as required.
Why the distinction matters: ordinary personal correspondence and privileged legal mail are processed differently. An attorney should follow the jail’s current legal-mail requirements rather than copying the ordinary family-mail address.
Commissary and trust deposits

Verify the inmate ID before putting money into an account

Online

Current jail guidance uses Access Corrections for supported Montgomery County inmate deposits.

Open Access Corrections
Telephone

Access Corrections deposit support:

866-345-1884

Jail kiosk

Current jail guidance also identifies a supported deposit kiosk at the jail.

Search the inmate again Confirm the person has not been released or transferred.
Match the exact booked name Do not choose the account from a similar name alone.
Use the inmate ID Compare the number before submitting the payment.
Read the provider fee Review the total cost before approving the transaction.
Save the confirmation number Keep a screenshot or receipt until the account reflects the deposit.
Commissary is not bail. Depositing $1,000 into an inmate trust account does not pay a $1,000 court bond.
Inmate telephone calls

Confirm the phone provider before funding a prepaid account

Current 2026 jail guidance reviewed for Montgomery County points to ICSolutions for inmate telephone service, with customer support at 888-506-8407. Contract providers can change, so verify the provider through the jail before placing a large amount into a communications account.

Before opening an account
  • Confirm current Montgomery County custody.
  • Verify the inmate name and ID.
  • Confirm the current telephone provider.
  • Read the account and service fees.
  • Save the payment receipt.
ICSolutions support

Customer service: 888-506-8407

Open ICSolutions

Treat ordinary jail calls as non-confidential. Do not use a routine inmate phone call to discuss evidence, witnesses, passwords, alibis or legal strategy. Attorney-client communication follows separate rules.
Outside housing

The roster may show someone housed outside Montgomery County Jail

Current jail guidance notes that Montgomery County can house inmates outside its Conroe facility, including placements in Waller County when applicable.

Legal status remains a Montgomery County question

Charges, cause numbers, sentencing status and release authorization may still route through Montgomery County.

Daily jail services may become a host-facility question

Visitation, personal mail, telephone and commissary rules may follow the facility where the person is physically housed.

Read the housing field before paying a provider. This is especially important when a family member tells you, “I found the inmate in Montgomery County, but the visit or deposit site says another jail.”
Records beyond the live roster

Ask for the exact Montgomery County booking record you need

The Sheriff implemented a GovQA-based public-records process in 2024 so requesters can submit and track requests involving documents, audio, video and other responsive material. When an old booking is no longer easy to locate in the current portal, a narrow records request is usually more useful than repeatedly searching third-party databases.

Identify the person Provide the complete name and date of birth when appropriate.
Identify the event Give the approximate arrest or booking date and time range.
Add the inmate, booking, report or cause number Any known identifier reduces unnecessary searching.
Name the record Ask for a booking record, booking photograph, arrest-related report, identified incident report or another specific item.
Identify the arresting agency A Conroe Police Department report is not automatically a Sheriff-created report simply because the person later entered the county jail.
Ask for electronic delivery when practical This can avoid an unnecessary trip to Criminal Justice Drive.
Copy-ready booking-record request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable Montgomery County Sheriff records concerning the booking of [full legal name], date of birth [DOB if appropriate], on or about [date]. Known identifiers include inmate/booking ID [number], agency report number [number] and cause number [number]. I am specifically requesting [identify the exact booking record, booking photograph, arrest-related record or report]. Please provide electronic copies when available and advise me of anticipated charges before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office – Open Records
1 Criminal Justice Drive
Conroe, TX 77301
Email: mcsoopenrecords@mctx.org
Open-records phone: 936-538-3488
Fax: 936-760-5826
Montgomery County Emergency Communication District also directs Sheriff records requests to the MCSO records contact above. If the responding agency was the Conroe Police Department, the City of Conroe handles that public-information request instead.
Historical booking

The current jail roster is not the same as a complete arrest history

Current inmate portal

Best for a present or recent custody question.

Sheriff records request

Better when a specific old booking or Sheriff-created record is no longer accessible through the live roster.

Court record

Best for determining what prosecutors filed and how the criminal case ended.

Broader arrest-record research: If your question is about historical arrest records, mugshots, reports or a broader Montgomery County arrest history rather than a current booking, use our related Montgomery County Texas Arrest Records guide.
Victims and survivors

Do not rely on a jail roster alone for safety planning

If you are the victim or survivor in the criminal case, a custody page can help answer whether the defendant appears to be jailed, but it should not be your only source for release or case information.

Montgomery County DA Victim Assistance

Victim Assistance Coordinators can help explain the criminal process, court status and available victim resources.

Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office
207 W. Phillips, 2nd Floor
Conroe, TX 77301

936-539-7800

Open official victim assistance
Texas VINE

The District Attorney lists Texas VINE as a custody-notification resource.

877-894-8463

Notification systems are supplemental tools. Call 911 when there is an immediate threat.

Health, safety and property

Other questions families often discover after the booking search

Medical or mental-health concern

Call the jail and explain that you have a health or safety concern rather than asking a roster operator for private medical records.

936-760-5800

Chaplain or spiritual support

Current jail contact information lists the Jail Chaplain at:

936-760-5817

Property release

Current jail guidance directs the inmate to authorize property release. The receiving person should bring government-issued identification and follow lobby instructions.

Current jail guidance lists inmate property pickup availability between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Verify the inmate’s status and the current procedure by phone before making a special trip.
If custody moved

Montgomery County may no longer be the system you need

Texas state prison

Use TDCJ after the person enters Texas Department of Criminal Justice custody.

Open TDCJ Inmate Information
Federal criminal custody

Use the federal Bureau of Prisons locator when the person has entered federal Bureau of Prisons custody.

Open Federal Inmate Locator
Texas criminal history

For a broader Texas public criminal-history question, use the Texas DPS name-search system rather than treating one jail booking as a statewide background check.

Open Texas DPS search
Record correction and clearing

A released booking can remain relevant after the jail case closes

If the record is inaccurate

  1. Identify which system contains the wrong information.
  2. Save the incorrect entry and identifying number.
  3. Obtain the controlling court or agency document.
  4. Ask the agency that owns the record to correct its data.
  5. Dispute private background reports separately when necessary.

If the record is accurate but you want legal relief

Texas law provides expunction and, for some records, orders of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on the exact arrest, charge, disposition and prior history.

Do not assume that release, dismissal or a completed case automatically removes a booking from every database.

Open Texas court forms
Local contact desk

Montgomery County jail, court and records contacts

Montgomery County Jail / Sheriff
1 Criminal Justice Drive
Conroe, TX 77301

General information: 936-760-5800

Jail email: mcsocjr@mctx.org

Non-Emergency Dispatch

936-538-5900

Use for non-emergency law-enforcement calls, not routine booking questions.

Sheriff Open Records
1 Criminal Justice Drive
Conroe, TX 77301

936-538-3488

mcsoopenrecords@mctx.org

Montgomery County District Clerk
301 N. Main Street, Suite 103
Conroe, TX 77301

936-539-7855

Felony District Court records.

Montgomery County Clerk
210 West Davis
Conroe, TX 77301

936-539-7885

Class A/B misdemeanor County Court records.

Montgomery County Bail Bond Board
501 N. Thompson, Room 201
Conroe, TX 77301

936-539-7844

District Attorney
207 W. Phillips, 2nd Floor
Conroe, TX 77301

936-539-7800

Jail Chaplain

936-760-5817

Spiritual-support and chaplain inquiries.

Montgomery County Jail map

Directions to District Clerk Directions to County Clerk
Before you take action

Six Montgomery County mistakes that create unnecessary problems

Using an old roster link

The May 2026 system is account-based. Use jailroster.mctx.org.

Paying after a scam call

Verify the booking and bond independently before sending money.

Checking only one charge

Every active cause and hold can affect release.

Using the wrong clerk

Felony and Class A/B misdemeanor records route to different offices.

Mailing to an old address

Ordinary non-legal mail changed to the Jonesboro, Arkansas address on May 26, 2026.

Driving before confirming release

The jail does not promise a universal bond-to-release time.

10 booking-record questions

Montgomery County booking questions answered

Where can I search Montgomery County Texas booking records?

Use the Montgomery County Sheriff’s current Inmate Lookup System at jailroster.mctx.org. The current portal requires an account before roster details can be searched. After signing in, search with the inmate’s last name at minimum and verify the correct person before relying on charges or bond information.

Why does the Montgomery County inmate search require an account?

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office introduced the secured account-based inmate search in May 2026 after unrestricted roster information had been exploited in scams. The Sheriff reported more than 55 scam cases linked to misuse of jail roster data. The current portal therefore requires account access and security verification before roster searches.

What should I do if a recent Montgomery County booking does not appear?

Try the inmate’s exact legal last name and alternate spellings, allow time for booking to finish, and check the Montgomery County court and warrant systems. The person may also have been released, transferred or booked in another county. For an urgent custody question, call Montgomery County Jail information at 936-760-5800 and select the inmate inquiry option.

Does a Montgomery County booking charge mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking charge is an allegation associated with the jail intake. Prosecutors and courts may later reject, amend, reduce or differently resolve a charge. For a felony case use the Montgomery County District Clerk court search. For a Class A or Class B misdemeanor use the Montgomery County Clerk criminal records search.

How do I verify a Montgomery County jail bond?

Confirm the inmate, every active charge, the current bond amount and type, the court controlling the bond and any additional warrant or hold before paying. A bond displayed for one charge does not guarantee release when another case or hold remains. Call the jail at 936-760-5800 when the online record does not answer the release question.

How long does release take after bond is posted in Montgomery County?

Montgomery County Jail does not promise a specific release time. Release depends on the jail receiving and processing the necessary court paperwork and clearing every active charge, warrant and hold. Do not rely on an unofficial release estimate; recheck the inmate record or call the jail before driving to Conroe to pick someone up.

How do I schedule a visit at Montgomery County Jail?

Use the official Montgomery County Jail visitation portal and create or sign in to your account. Current jail guidance requires visits to be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and does not allow ordinary walk-in visitation. Verify the inmate is still housed in Montgomery County before scheduling because transfers can change the applicable rules.

What is the current Montgomery County Texas inmate mailing address?

Effective May 26, 2026, current jail guidance directs ordinary non-legal inmate mail to the off-site mail facility using: Montgomery County, TX; inmate full name; inmate ID number; P.O. Box 16120; Jonesboro, AR 72401. Legal or privileged mail follows a separate direct-to-jail procedure, so check the current jail instructions before mailing.

How can I send commissary money to a Montgomery County inmate?

Current Montgomery County jail guidance uses Access Corrections for supported inmate trust and commissary deposits. Verify the inmate’s exact name and ID first, then use the approved online service, telephone deposit line at 866-345-1884 or the supported jail kiosk. A commissary deposit is separate from a court bond and does not release an inmate.

How do I get an older Montgomery County booking record after the person is released?

If an older booking is no longer available through the current inmate portal, request the identified Sheriff record through Montgomery County Sheriff’s public-information process and search the related court case. Include the person’s full name, date of birth, approximate arrest date, agency, booking or inmate ID and case number when known.

Official resources checked

Primary live systems used for this Montgomery County guide

Sheriff and jail
Montgomery County courts
State and assistance
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource and is not the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, Montgomery County District Clerk, Montgomery County Clerk, District Attorney, Bail Bond Board, Texas DPS, TDCJ or a law firm.

Booking, custody, charges, bond, holds, release processing, visitation schedules, mail routing, contracted service providers and court information can change. Use the official live system before paying, visiting, mailing or making a legal decision.

An arrest or booking does not establish guilt. Every accused person is presumed innocent unless and until guilt is established through the court process.

Last official-source review: August 12, 2026. The secured Montgomery County inmate portal, current county court systems, Bail Bond Board, Sheriff contact information and District Attorney victim resources were rechecked for this article. Information that could not be confidently verified was omitted or clearly identified as something to reconfirm with the jail.

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