Check Who Is in Johnson County Jail Right Now
If you are trying to find someone who was just arrested, start with the official Johnson County LEC inmate list. The search is unusually specific: enter the person’s full last name and at least one letter of the first name.
A missing name does not automatically mean the arrest did not happen. The person may still be processing, may already have been released, or may be held somewhere else. This guide shows exactly what to check next without bouncing between unrelated jail websites.
Johnson County LEC Inmate Listing.
Full last name + at least one first-name letter.
817-556-6000.
1800 Ridgemar Dr., Cleburne.
Johnson County Jail facility ID: 99.
What are you trying to confirm?
Run the official roster search first. If nothing appears, use the missing-result checklist before assuming the person was released.
Search stepsUse the roster, then call Corrections at 817-556-6000 when the online status is unclear or the arrest happened very recently.
Current-custody checkA person may have more than one charge or another hold. Do not arrange payment from a single amount without confirming release eligibility.
Bond and releaseThe Sheriff currently says visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead. Confirm the inmate remains housed there before leaving home.
Visitation stepsThe current roster may no longer help. Search Johnson County County and District Court Records for the filed criminal case.
Court lookupThe jail can house someone arrested by another police department. Request the incident narrative from the agency that created it.
Records helpHow to use the Johnson County LEC inmate search
How to confirm the person is still at Johnson County Jail
Do this immediately before visiting, sending money or arranging transportation for release.
Johnson County Sheriff specifically directs custody, charge and visitation questions to the Corrections Division at 817-556-6000.
A person transferred to TDCJ, federal custody or another jail may disappear from the local current-custody list.
Cleburne, TX 76031
Main jail telephone: 817-556-6000
What Johnson County custody information can—and cannot—tell you
| Information | Useful for | Does not prove | Next move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate name | Finding a possible current-custody match. | Identity when several people have similar names. | Compare DOB and another identifier. |
| SO / inmate identifier | Mail, facility questions and account-related services. | The outcome of a criminal case. | Save it before leaving the roster. |
| Arrest date | Connecting the booking to the event you know about. | The exact offense time or court filing date. | Compare with agency and court records. |
| Arresting agency | Identifying who made the arrest. | That the Sheriff created the police report. | Request the narrative from that agency. |
| Charge | Understanding the allegation associated with custody. | Guilt or final prosecutor action. | Search the criminal court case. |
| Bond type | Understanding a listed release mechanism. | That the inmate is otherwise release-eligible. | Check every charge and hold. |
| Bond amount | Seeing the amount associated with a displayed charge. | That paying one amount clears every case. | Confirm the full release picture. |
If the inmate is not showing, check these possibilities in order
Do not treat one listed bond amount as a release guarantee
Find the Johnson County criminal court case
The county provides one official gateway for County & District Court Records. This matters because jail custody and the criminal case are maintained by different offices.
County Clerk: misdemeanor cases
Johnson County’s County Clerk Court Section maintains criminal matters in the County Courts at Law, including misdemeanor cases.
- Criminal/Juvenile: 817-556-6323 ext. 1323
- Guinn Justice Center, 204 S. Buffalo Ave., Cleburne
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
- Closed 12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
- Research requests: ccresearch@jocotx.org
District Clerk: felony cases
Johnson County’s three district courts hear felony criminal cases, and the District Clerk is the custodian of those district-court records.
- District Clerk: 817-556-6839
- Guinn Justice Center, 204 S. Buffalo Ave., Cleburne
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
- Email: JCDC@johnsoncountytx.org
Online court-record steps
Schedule before driving to Ridgemar Drive
Do not send ordinary inmate letters to the jail street address
Johnson County Sheriff currently says personal physical mail is digitally delivered to the incarcerated person through the GettingOut tablet system.
Johnson County Jail, TX
[Inmate Full Name] [SO# / Inmate Identifier]
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Johnson County’s local detail to remember: Facility Site ID 99
If a family member has medication or medical needs
Public jail pages do not provide enough detail to safely guess how a particular prescription, medical device or outside appointment will be handled.
Call Johnson County Corrections at 817-556-6000 and ask how to relay a medical concern to the appropriate jail staff.
Have the inmate’s booked name and identifier ready.
Do not place prescriptions, pills, medical supplies or other health items in ordinary personal mail unless Corrections specifically authorises the method.
How to find the lawyer after a Johnson County booking
Request appointed counsel
A person who cannot afford counsel should ask for a court-appointed lawyer during magistration or through the court handling the case.
- Ask for counsel as early as possible.
- Save the case number and assigned court.
- Check later court events for attorney information.
- Financial eligibility is determined through the local indigent-defense process.
Hire a private lawyer
Verify the lawyer’s Texas licence and discuss the exact charge, current custody status, next court setting and fee arrangement.
- Ask whether the lawyer regularly handles Johnson County criminal cases.
- Get the fee agreement in writing.
- Do not confuse a bondsman with defence counsel.
Johnson/Somervell District Attorney victim support
204 S. Buffalo Street, Suite 209
Cleburne, TX 76033
Phone: 817-556-6815
Email: vac@johnsoncountytx.org
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; closed for lunch 12:00–1:00 p.m.
The office publishes help with Crime Victims’ Compensation, victim-impact statements, custody notification resources and court-process support.
The inmate roster is not the same thing as the arrest report
Johnson County Sheriff record
The Sheriff’s Records Division maintains agency reports and assists with public information. The Sheriff FAQ says reports may be requested in person during business hours or through an online Open Records Request.
Johnson County Sheriff’s Office1102 E. Kilpatrick Street
Cleburne, TX 76031
Administration: 817-556-6058
Open Sheriff Records DivisionAnother police agency made the arrest
If Cleburne Police, Burleson Police, Alvarado Police or another agency created the incident report, request the narrative from that agency rather than expecting Johnson County Corrections to own it.
Use the arresting-agency information from the booking or court file to determine where to ask.
Where to search after a transfer
Use TDCJ when the person has entered Texas Department of Criminal Justice custody.
Search TDCJUse the federal Bureau of Prisons locator when the person has moved into BOP custody.
Search federal inmatesCall Johnson County Corrections at 817-556-6000 and ask whether the person was released or transferred and whether a destination can be provided.
Johnson County jail and criminal-case contacts
Cleburne, TX 76031
Current custody, charges and visitation questions.
Cleburne, TX 76031
Administration and agency-record questions.
204 S. Buffalo Ave.
Cleburne, TX 76033
District-court and felony records.
204 S. Buffalo Ave.
Cleburne, TX 76033
817-556-6323 ext. 1323
County-level criminal and misdemeanor records.
Cleburne, TX 76033
Cleburne, TX 76033
Johnson County Corrections map
Guinn Justice Center map
Johnson County details worth saving in your phone
Use the full surname and at least one first-name letter. This is more useful than repeatedly trying partial surnames.
1800 Ridgemar Drive is the Corrections Facility. Kilpatrick Street is the Sheriff’s administrative office.
Johnson County publishes Facility Site ID #99 for its inmate-account payment link.
The current digital-mail route uses P.O. Box 247 in Phoenix, Maryland, rather than ordinary personal mail being sent to Ridgemar Drive.
The county’s Online County Records page links County and District Court Records in one place.
The published visit window is broad, but the Sheriff specifically recommends confirming the current time and rules with the facility.
Johnson County Jail inmate-search FAQs
How do I search for an inmate in Johnson County Jail Texas?
Use the official Johnson County LEC Inmate Listing. Enter the inmate’s full last name and at least one letter of the first name. Open the correct result and compare identifying and custody details before relying on the record. If the person cannot be found but the arrest was recent, call Johnson County Corrections at 817-556-6000.
Does the Johnson County inmate search show people who have already been released?
The Johnson County LEC inmate listing is primarily a current-custody tool. A person who was released, transferred or never booked into the county jail may not appear. For an older criminal matter, use the Johnson County County and District Court Records search or request the relevant law-enforcement record.
What information do I need for the Johnson County Texas inmate search?
The official roster instructs users to enter the full last name and at least one letter of the first name. Have the person’s legal name, date of birth and approximate arrest date available so you can distinguish people with similar names and confirm the correct booking before arranging bond, visitation or deposits.
What should I do if someone arrested in Johnson County is not on the jail roster?
Check the spelling, use the person’s booked legal surname, and consider whether booking is still being processed. The person may also have been released, cited without a county-jail stay, transferred, booked in another county or taken into state or federal custody. Call Johnson County Corrections at 817-556-6000 when current custody is unclear.
What is the Johnson County Jail address and phone number?
Johnson County Corrections is located at 1800 Ridgemar Drive, Cleburne, Texas 76031. The main Corrections Division telephone number published by Johnson County is 817-556-6000.
How do I visit an inmate at Johnson County Jail?
The Johnson County Sheriff’s current jail page states that inmate visitation is available daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Call 817-556-6000 before traveling to confirm the inmate’s availability and the current scheduling and visitor rules.
What is the mailing address for a Johnson County Jail inmate?
The Sheriff’s current personal-mail instructions route physical personal correspondence for digital delivery to Johnson County Jail, TX, followed by the inmate’s full name and SO number, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Include the sender’s full name and physical return address. Attorney-client privileged mail and packages should not be sent to the Phoenix address.
How do I put money on a Johnson County Jail inmate account?
Johnson County’s official Add Money to Inmate Accounts page links to ConnectNetwork for commissary and prepaid-phone funding. The county states that Johnson County Jail’s facility site ID is 99. Verify the inmate before submitting payment and use the county’s current link rather than an unsolicited payment request.
How do I find the court case after finding someone in Johnson County Jail?
Use Johnson County’s official Online County Records page and select County and District Court Records. County Clerk criminal records generally cover county-level misdemeanor cases, while the District Clerk maintains records for the district courts that hear felony criminal cases. Match the defendant name, case number, charge and filing information.
How can an inmate request a court-appointed lawyer in Johnson County Texas?
A person who cannot afford a lawyer should ask for appointed counsel during magistration or through the court handling the criminal case. Eligibility is determined through the local indigent-defense process. Family members can help identify the assigned court and case, but they cannot privately appoint a court-appointed lawyer on the defendant’s behalf.
Primary Johnson County resources used for this guide