Lubbock County Booking Records | Charges, Bond and Release

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Lubbock County, Texas · Real-time jail roster, SO numbers, charges, bond and release

Follow a Lubbock Booking From Intake to the Bond Window

If someone was just arrested in Lubbock County, start with the Sheriff’s Active Jail Roster. Search by name, booking number or SO number. Once the record appears, save the identifying numbers and review the charge and bond information before calling the jail or paying anyone.

A bond may not appear immediately. Lubbock County says inmates can typically bond out after they have seen a magistrate, and the bond setting is then updated on the online roster. If you also need to know what happened to the criminal charge, continue from the booking record to the correct County Clerk or District Clerk court case.

Search the official jail roster Search the court case Check bond and release steps
Full legal name Date of birth Booking number SO number Approximate arrest date
WEST TEXAS BOOKING STATUS LIVE ROUTE
LUBBOCK COUNTY DETENTION SO # / BOOKING #
INTAKEIdentity + booking
CHARGECases reviewed
MAGISTRATEBond considered
RELEASEAll holds cleared
BOOK
BOOKING STATUS BOND UPDATED
MAGISTRATE → BOND → RELEASE CHECK
A booking record is not proof of guilt. It records a custody event and the charge information available at that stage. Charges may be amended, rejected, dismissed or resolved differently after prosecutor and court review.
Roster status

Lubbock County describes the published roster information as real-time.

Search identifiers

Name, booking number or Sheriff’s Office number.

Detention Center

3502 N. Holly Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79403.

Jail information

806-775-7009 or 806-775-7048.

Source review

Official procedures checked August 17, 2026.

Start with the situation

What happened, and what do you need next?

JUST ARRESTED The roster is blank

Booking or magistrate processing may still be underway. Search again using the surname, then call the Detention Center if the person still does not appear.

Fix a missing booking
BOOKING FOUND Bond is not set yet

The Sheriff says inmates typically become bond-eligible after seeing a magistrate. Initial Appearance occurs at least twice daily and sometimes more often.

Understand the bond timeline
BOND IS LISTED Confirm every active case

Do not pay based on one line alone. Ask whether another charge, warrant, condition or hold can keep the person in custody.

Check release blockers
PERSON RELEASED Find what happened to the charge

Use Lubbock County Public Access. Misdemeanors route to the County Clerk; felony cases route to the District Clerk.

Verify the court case

Go directly to the Lubbock County task

Use the booking sections first when someone is currently in custody. Court, report and record-clearing sections are farther down.

Official active jail roster

Search Lubbock County booking records without guessing

The Lubbock County Sheriff says the active roster can locate an inmate by name, booking number or Sheriff’s Office number. The County also publishes the jail roster as an interactive search, read-only PDF and downloadable Excel file.
Open the Sheriff’s Active Jail Search Use the Sheriff page rather than a third-party booking site. Open Active Jail Search
Select the interactive roster The Sheriff’s page links directly to the Lubbock County public-records jail roster.
Start with the person’s name Use the most complete legal name you know. Check alternative spellings if the first search produces nothing.
Use the booking number when you already have it This is useful when family, law enforcement or another document gave you a specific booking identifier.
Use the SO number for repeat access The Sheriff accepts the SO number as a search field and requires the SO number on inmate mail.
Open the matching booking Compare the name and identifying details before treating the result as the person you know.
Save the charge and bond information shown Take note of each separate charge rather than assuming one amount or case controls the entire release.
Check again after Initial Appearance The Sheriff states that bond settings are updated on the roster after they are set.
Go directly to the jail roster Open PDF / Excel roster options
Useful Lubbock option: If the interactive roster is awkward on your phone, use the County jail-roster page and choose the PDF or downloadable Excel version. The County states that the roster information is real-time.
The Sheriff’s mobile app also includes Jail Search and is described by the Sheriff as updating every half hour. For a release decision, however, recheck the live roster or call the Detention Center rather than relying on an older screenshot.
Read before acting

Which booking details should you save?

Booking information is most useful when it leads to the next correct action
Detail
Why save it
Do not assume
Next use
Booked name
It is the name used in the detention system.
A similar name means the same person.
Compare with court records and reports.
SO number
HCSO accepts it for jail searches and requires it for inmate mail.
It identifies one individual charge.
Mail, SmartInmate and future roster searches.
Booking number
It narrows the jail search to a booking entry.
It replaces the criminal court case number.
Jail questions and record matching.
Charge
It shows the allegation associated with the current booking entry.
The charge will be filed, proven or remain unchanged.
Compare with the County or District Clerk case.
Bond
It shows a current release condition when one has been set and displayed.
Paying one listed bond clears every matter.
Confirm with the bond window before paying.
Custody status
It helps determine whether the person remains in county custody.
Release means the criminal case was dismissed.
Recheck court records after release.
Identity check: Use more than a name before sending money or treating a booking as belonging to one person. Compare the known arrest date, SO or booking number, and any available court information.
Nothing appears

What to do when a recent Lubbock arrest is missing

Booking is still being completed Processing and identity work can occur before you can successfully locate the person in the public search.
The name is different in the system Try another spelling, a hyphenated surname, maiden name, suffix or other legal name.
The person was released quickly Search the criminal court portal even when the person no longer appears in active custody.
The arrest occurred elsewhere A Lubbock-area incident does not necessarily mean the person was booked into Lubbock County.
The event did not require county-jail booking A citation or fine-only matter can proceed in court without the same detention path.
The portal is not working correctly Try another browser, enable JavaScript/cookies when requested, or use the County PDF/Excel roster.
What to say when calling the jail
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked into the Lubbock County Detention Center after an arrest on or around [date]. I do not have an SO or booking number yet. Can you confirm whether the person is currently in custody or tell me what information I should use to search the roster?
Lubbock County Detention Center automated line: 806-775-7009
Detention Center alternate number: 806-775-7048
Detention records: 806-775-7015
From booking to release

What normally happens after a Lubbock County arrest?

Booking and detention processing The person enters the Lubbock County detention process and receives the identifiers used by the jail system.
Charge information reaches the roster Search the active roster and preserve the booking/SO number and each charge shown.
Initial Appearance before a magistrate The Sheriff says Initial Appearance is conducted at least twice a day and sometimes more often.
Bond is set when legally available Once the magistrate sets bond, the Sheriff says the bond setting is updated on the online roster.
Bond is posted or another release condition is satisfied A person may pay the eligible bond in full at the Detention Center Bond Window or use a surety company.
Release staff clear all active matters Do not assume payment creates immediate release. Another case, warrant or restriction can require additional review.
The criminal case continues after release Use the Lubbock County court portal to follow the formal charge, attorney, settings and eventual outcome.

Can you watch Initial Appearance?

The Sheriff provides an Initial Appearance Live Stream link from its Active Jail Search page. The hearings are conducted at the Detention Center, can occur up to three times a day as needed, are not archived, and are deleted when the hearing ends. The Sheriff specifically prohibits recording the livestream.
Open the Sheriff page and choose Live Stream
Bond window

How to bond someone out of Lubbock County Jail

The Sheriff states that inmates can typically bond out once they have seen a magistrate. Bond settings are posted to the online roster after they are set.
Open the newest roster entry Do not rely on an old screenshot or a text message from someone else.
Write down every charge shown A booking can contain more than one matter.
Check whether bond has actually been set If no amount appears yet, the person may still be waiting for Initial Appearance or an updated entry.
Call before paying when anything is unclear Ask whether every active charge is bondable and whether another matter may prevent release.
Choose the payment route The Sheriff says the bond can be posted in full at the Detention Center Bond Window, or a local surety company can post an eligible bond.
Get all surety terms in writing Ask about the premium, collateral, cosigner obligations and conditions before signing anything.
Keep the receipt and booking identifiers Preserve the SO number, booking number, charge, bond amount and payer information.
Recheck the roster for release Bond payment and physical release are not the same moment.
Lubbock County Detention Center
3502 N. Holly Avenue
Lubbock, TX 79403
806-775-7009
Bond-window call script
I am calling about [full name], SO number [number], booking number [number]. The roster shows [charge] and a bond of [amount]. Before I pay, can you confirm every active charge, whether all required bonds have been set, and whether there is any other hold or condition that would prevent release?
The Sheriff’s mobile app includes a list of local bonding agencies. This page does not recommend a particular private bail company. Compare written terms and never send money because an unsolicited caller says a person will otherwise remain jailed.
Bond paid but still in jail?

Why release may take longer than expected

Another charge exists

One booking can contain more than one active matter. A paid bond on one charge does not answer the others.

Another hold or warrant exists

Ask the jail whether another agency, court matter or restriction affects release.

Release processing is incomplete

Staff still have to clear the person through the detention system after the required release conditions are satisfied.

Do not promise a pickup time based only on bond payment. Confirm that the roster or detention staff shows the person as released before making a long drive.

Need the person’s property before release?

For a current inmate’s property, the person picking it up goes to the Detention Center Bond Window and completes the required form with valid photo identification. The inmate must authorize the release. The Sheriff states that valuable-bag property is normally released together rather than item by item.
Booking is not the final case

Find what happened to the Lubbock County charge

Lubbock County Public Access currently includes County Clerk and District Clerk records. A free registered user can view general case details, parties, attorneys and scheduling information. Public online access does not provide document images.

County Clerk — misdemeanor cases

Start here for a Class A or Class B misdemeanor filed in a Lubbock County Court at Law.

  • Search the public portal yourself.
  • The County Clerk does not perform criminal name searches for callers.
  • Record the misdemeanor case number and case name before ordering copies.
  • Criminal desk: 806-775-1046.
  • Office: 904 Broadway, Room 207.

District Clerk — felony cases

Use District Clerk Criminal for felony and criminal magistrate cases.

  • Felony format example: DC-2023-CR-XXXX.
  • Magistrate format example: PFF-2023-MAG-XXXX.
  • The County specifically says the hyphens are required.
  • Criminal: 806-775-1578.
  • General District Clerk: 806-775-1585.
Open Lubbock County Public Access Open the official court portal
Create a free public account Lubbock County sends a validation link to the email used during registration.
Validate the email within three days The County specifically requires the registration email to be validated within that period.
Skip elevated-access registration if you are an ordinary public user If prompted to request elevated access, the County tells public users to bypass the request using the home button.
Search the booking identity or known case Compare the party, attorney, case type and schedule with the booking you found.
Determine which clerk owns the case County Clerk handles the County Court at Law misdemeanor file; District Clerk handles felony criminal files.
Do not stop when the online portal lacks an image Public access computers at the courthouse can display documents that may not be viewable online.
Find the final action on every count Look for dismissal, plea, judgment, sentence or other disposition rather than assuming release ended the case.
Local courthouse shortcut: Lubbock County has public-access computers at 904 Broadway. They allow users to search records, view documents—including some not available through the online portal—and request copies from the appropriate clerk.
Certified court records

Get the actual misdemeanor or felony document

Misdemeanor copies

Call the County Clerk criminal department at 806-775-1046 with the misdemeanor case number and case name before mailing a request.

  • Regular copies: $1 per page.
  • Certification: additional $5 when requested.
  • County Clerk does not perform a name search for you.
  • Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Lubbock County Clerk
904 Broadway, Room 207
Lubbock, TX 79401

Felony / District Clerk records

The courthouse Records/Archives contact for District Clerk documents is 806-775-1322.

Lubbock County District Clerk
904 Broadway, Room 105
Lubbock, TX 79401

Email: dcarchives@lubbockcounty.gov

Confirm the current copy and certification cost before submitting payment.

For an employment, licensing, immigration, firearm, professional or record-clearing issue, ask what level of certification is required before paying for copies. A portal screenshot and a certified disposition are not interchangeable.

Courthouse parking options published by Lubbock County

Paid parking

$1 per hour at 916 Main Street.

Free two-hour parking

Lot B at the southeast corner of 10th Street and Buddy Holly.

Free all-day parking

Lot L at the northeast corner of 10th Street and Avenue G.

Parking rules and availability can change. Follow current signs when you arrive.
Police narrative and arrest reports

The arresting agency—not always the jail—holds the report

Do not assume every booking report belongs to the Sheriff. A person housed in the Lubbock County Detention Center may have been arrested by Lubbock Police or another agency.

Lubbock County Sheriff record

HCSO requires open-records requests to be made in writing.

  • Email: LCDCRecords@LubbockCounty.gov
  • Fax: 806-775-7991
  • Mail: P.O. Box 10536, Lubbock, TX 79408
  • In person: 712 Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79401
  • The Sheriff provides an LSO-1064 Request of Information form as a guide.
Open Sheriff records instructions

Lubbock Police report

LPD provides a separate online police-report system.

  • Reports are redacted to protect legally restricted information.
  • Some reports are not available online.
  • Sexually oriented offenses and juvenile-complainant reports are examples of excluded material.
  • More complete records can be requested through the City’s written public-information process.
Search LPD online reports
Lubbock Police Department
1205 15th Street, Lubbock, TX 79401
Main: 806-775-2816
Records: 806-775-2803
Public-record requests: 806-775-2809
Non-emergency dispatch: 806-775-2865
Request a City / LPD record
Copy-ready Sheriff records request
I request the releasable records concerning the arrest or detention of [full legal name] on or about [date]. Known identifiers include SO number [number], booking number [number], incident/report number [number] and location [location]. I am requesting [identify the exact record, such as offense report, incident report, arrest-related record or other document]. Please contact me before processing if fees will exceed $[amount].
SmartInmate registration

Schedule a Lubbock County inmate visit correctly

General visitation runs from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with the last visit scheduled to begin no later than 9:30 p.m.. Scheduling and visitor registration are handled through Smart Communications / SmartInmate.
Open SmartInmate Register from a phone, computer or facility kiosk. Open SmartInmate
Register as a Public User You need an active phone number or email address to receive the activation code.
Send the inmate a connection request The inmate must accept the request.
Apply to schedule facility visits Upload a valid photo ID and a recent photo of yourself so staff can compare them.
Wait for facility approval The Sheriff says this is typically completed within 24 hours.
Schedule at least one day ahead Visits must be completed 24 hours in advance.
Important Lubbock County visitation rules
Rule
Current Sheriff guidance
Adult ID
Visitors over 17 must bring valid government-issued identification.
Adult visitors
One adult visitor per inmate per visit.
Children
Up to two children may accompany the adult when adequately controlled.
Visit frequency
A visitor may visit an inmate once per day on site.
Remote visits
Unlimited for general-population housing when scheduled by the user; a fee applies.
Special Housing
Staff must schedule these visits. Call 806-775-7019.
Personal items
No phones, purses, backpacks, pens, pencils, bags, food, gum, candy or drinks in visitation rooms.
Lockers
Visitor lockers require a solid quarter; the quarter is returned when the key is returned.

Dress rules that commonly cause a problem

No halter, tank, fishnet or see-through tops
No open midriff or cutoff shorts
Pants and shorts at or above the waist
Shorts, skirts and dresses must reach fingertip length
No overly tight or revealing clothing
No clothing displaying offensive language or images
No clothing modified to be revealing
No clothing indicating gang affiliation, including colored bandannas
Violating visitation rules can end the visit, and the Sheriff says visitation privileges may be suspended for up to 30 days.
Visitation information: 806-775-7018
Special Housing scheduling: 806-775-7019
Two different mail routes

Do not send personal mail to the legal-mail address

Regular personal mail

Lubbock County Detention Center
Inmate’s Name and SO#
P.O. Box 9136
Seminole, FL 33775

Regular letters, postcards and greeting cards are processed through Smart Communications, scanned and delivered electronically on tablets or wall kiosks.

Legal mail and publications

Lubbock County Detention Center
Inmate’s Name and SO#
P.O. Box 10535
Lubbock, TX 79408

The Sheriff directs legal mail, court documents, bank statements and publications to this Lubbock address. The envelope must include a return address.

The SO number matters. The Sheriff says the inmate’s name and SO number must be clearly printed on the outside of regular inmate mail so the correspondence can be posted to the correct account.

Electronic messages

Family or friend message

Create a SmartInmate account and send electronic messages using SmartInmate credits.

Collect / COD message

An inmate can send a collect electronic message that the recipient pays for when opening it.

After release, the Sheriff says the former inmate can log in at SmartInmate with the inmate number and password to download saved photos, messages and scanned postal mail without charge.
Commissary, tablet and telephone funds

Choose the correct Lubbock County money account

Access Corrections

Use this route for commissary, tablet and phone-use funds placed on the inmate account.

  • Online: Access Corrections
  • Phone: 866-345-1884
  • Facility number: 20172
  • Cash kiosk: Detention Center main lobby
  • Additional kiosk: downtown Sheriff property-room lobby
Open Access Corrections

ICSolutions phone-only account

Money deposited through ICSolutions is for the telephone account only.

  • Phone-service site: ICSolutions
  • Customer service / number-unblock assistance: 866-228-4031
  • Detention blocked-number questions: 806-775-7166 or 806-775-7167
Open ICSolutions
Do not mix up the two accounts. The Sheriff specifically says money sent through ICSolutions can only be used for phone calls.

Care packages

The Lubbock County Sheriff permits family and friends to use Access Securepak for approved care packages. Open Access Securepak
Property, concerns and jail complaints

What family members can do besides searching the roster

Pick up inmate property

Go to the Detention Center Bond Window with valid photo identification. The inmate must authorize the release.

Ask about a jail concern

Call the Detention Center sergeant desk at 806-775-7036.

File a written complaint

Mail it to P.O. Box 10536, Lubbock, TX 79408, or use the Sheriff’s website contact form.

If the Detention Center complaint process does not resolve an eligible jail-condition complaint, the Sheriff directs people to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards complaint process.
Lubbock uses a Private Defenders Office

How to find appointed or private criminal counsel

Court-appointed lawyer

Lubbock County contracts with the Lubbock Private Defenders Office (LPDO) to administer appointments in non-capital criminal cases.

An accused person generally must meet both requirements:

  • The charge is a non-capital felony or a misdemeanor that can result in imprisonment.
  • The court determines the person cannot afford to hire an attorney.

Fine-only offenses do not qualify through this appointed-counsel process.

Lubbock Private Defenders Office
1401 Crickets Avenue
Lubbock, TX 79401

806-749-0007
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Open LPDO

Private criminal lawyer

If hiring counsel, confirm the lawyer’s current State Bar status, ask about experience with the charge and Lubbock County courts, and obtain a written fee agreement.

Do not confuse a bail company with a law firm. Paying a surety premium does not create attorney-client representation.

Case-talk warning: Ordinary jail calls and SmartInmate messages are not a substitute for confidential communication with counsel. Avoid sending detailed witness statements, passwords, evidence explanations or legal strategy through normal inmate communication systems.

Prosecution and victim-related case questions

Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney
904 Broadway Street, 2nd Floor
Lubbock, TX 79408
806-775-1100
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Old booking still appearing?

Separate a correction from expunction or nondisclosure

Incorrect record

First identify whether the mistake is in the Sheriff booking data, police report or court record. Send the correction evidence to the office that owns that record.

Expunction

An eligible expunction can remove covered arrest records through a Texas court order. Not every dismissal or release automatically qualifies.

Nondisclosure

An eligible order of nondisclosure limits public disclosure of certain criminal history but does not erase every government record.

Find the booking identifiers Save the SO number, booking number and arrest date.
Locate the court case Determine whether the case belongs to the County Clerk or District Clerk.
Obtain the final disposition Do not make a record-clearing decision based only on the jail release date.
Determine whether the record is inaccurate or merely public Those are different problems with different remedies.
Review current Texas eligibility rules Eligibility can depend on the charge, disposition, waiting period and other criminal history.
Contact Lubbock District Clerk Expunctions when filing locally The District Clerk lists its Expunctions department at 806-775-1373.
Lubbock-specific filing warning: The District Clerk says you are not required to include every agency in an expunction petition and should not list agencies that do not have records related to the case.
Lubbock County expunction information Texas nondisclosure forms
Call the right desk

Lubbock County booking, jail and court contacts

Lubbock County Detention Center
3502 N. Holly Avenue
Lubbock, TX 79403

Automated: 806-775-7009

Records: 806-775-7015

Visitation: 806-775-7018

Sergeant desk: 806-775-7036

Lubbock County Sheriff
712 Broadway
Lubbock, TX 79401

Main: 806-775-1400

Non-emergency: 806-775-1600

Warrants: 806-775-1422

Lubbock County Clerk Criminal
904 Broadway, Room 207
Lubbock, TX 79401

Criminal: 806-775-1046

General: 806-775-1076

Lobby: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Lubbock County District Clerk
904 Broadway
Lubbock, TX 79401

Criminal: 806-775-1578

General: 806-775-1585

Archives: 806-775-1322

Expunctions: 806-775-1373

Lubbock Police Department
1205 15th Street
Lubbock, TX 79401

Main: 806-775-2816

Records: 806-775-2803

Public requests: 806-775-2809

Lubbock Private Defenders Office
1401 Crickets Avenue
Lubbock, TX 79401

806-749-0007

Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Lubbock County Detention Center map

Parking at the Detention Center: I did not find a current official Sheriff page publishing a specific visitor-parking lot or parking fee. Follow posted facility signs when you arrive or call 806-775-7009 before making a special trip rather than relying on an unofficial parking description.

Lubbock County Courthouse map

Before you close the page

Five details worth saving from a Lubbock booking

Exact booked name
SO number
Booking number
Every listed charge
Every bond amount or status shown
Date and time you checked the roster
Those details make almost every later task easier: calling the jail, sending mail, depositing funds, finding the correct court case, requesting a report and proving the final disposition.
10 practical questions

Lubbock County booking-record questions answered

How do I search Lubbock County booking records?

Use the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Active Jail Roster. You can search for a person by name, booking number or Sheriff’s Office number, usually called the SO number. Open the matching record and save the identifying number, booking information, charges, bond information and custody status shown. Lubbock County also publishes the jail roster in PDF and downloadable Excel formats.

Is the Lubbock County jail roster updated in real time?

Lubbock County states that its published jail-roster information is real-time. The Sheriff’s mobile app is described as updating every half hour. Custody, bond and release information can still change after you view a record, so recheck the roster or call the Detention Center before travelling or paying money.

When is bond set for a Lubbock County inmate?

The Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office says an inmate can typically bond out after being seen by a magistrate. Initial Appearance is conducted at least twice a day and sometimes more often. Once a bond is set, the bond setting is updated on the online jail roster.

Where can I post bond for someone in the Lubbock County Detention Center?

A bond may be posted in full at the Lubbock County Detention Center Bond Window at 3502 North Holly Avenue in Lubbock, or a local surety company may be used when appropriate. Before paying, verify every active charge, bond amount and possible hold because satisfying one bond may not necessarily clear another case or restriction.

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

Use Lubbock County Public Access to search County Clerk and District Clerk court records. County Court at Law misdemeanor cases are maintained by the County Clerk, while felony criminal cases are maintained by the District Clerk. Free registered public access includes case details, parties, attorneys and scheduling information, but not online document images.

How do I visit an inmate in Lubbock County?

Register at SmartInmate, verify your account, send the inmate a connection request and wait for acceptance. To schedule an on-site visit, submit valid photo identification plus a recent photo of yourself and wait for facility approval. Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. General visitation is available from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with the last visit beginning no later than 9:30 p.m.

What is the Lubbock County inmate mailing address?

Regular personal mail is sent to Lubbock County Detention Center, Inmate’s Name and SO Number, P.O. Box 9136, Seminole, Florida 33775. Regular mail is scanned through Smart Communications and delivered electronically. Legal mail, court documents, bank statements and publications are sent instead to Lubbock County Detention Center, Inmate’s Name and SO Number, P.O. Box 10535, Lubbock, Texas 79408.

How do I put money on a Lubbock County inmate account?

Cash may be deposited at a kiosk in the Detention Center main lobby or at the additional kiosk in the Sheriff’s downtown property-room lobby. Card deposits for commissary, tablet and phone use can be made through Access Corrections or by calling 866-345-1884. The Lubbock County facility number is 20172. ICSolutions is used separately for phone-only funds.

How do I request a Lubbock County arrest or police report?

First identify the arresting agency. Written Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office open-records requests may be emailed to LCDCRecords@LubbockCounty.gov, faxed to 806-775-7991, mailed to P.O. Box 10536, Lubbock, Texas 79408, or delivered to 712 Broadway. If Lubbock Police made the arrest, use the LPD online police-report system or the City of Lubbock public-information request process.

Can a Lubbock County arrest or booking record be expunged?

Some Texas arrest records may qualify for expunction, while other records may qualify for an order of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on the arrest, charge, disposition, waiting period and other circumstances. Obtain the complete court disposition first. The Lubbock County District Clerk has an Expunctions department at 806-775-1373 and warns applicants not to list agencies that do not have records related to the case.

Primary official resources

Sources to recheck when a rule or status may have changed

Lubbock County Sheriff
Lubbock County Courts
Police and legal help
Accuracy and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office, Lubbock County Detention Center, Lubbock County Clerk, District Clerk, District Attorney, Lubbock Police Department, Lubbock Private Defenders Office or a law firm.

Booking, bond, custody, visitation, provider, court, mailing and office information can change. Recheck the live official source before travelling, paying money, mailing property or relying on a status for a legal decision.

A person shown in an arrest or booking record is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. A booking charge is not itself a conviction or final court disposition.

Last official-source review: August 17, 2026. The page intentionally does not state a Detention Center visitor-parking location because a current official jail parking instruction was not found during the source review.

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