Parker County Sheriff Inmate Search | Jail Custody

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Parker County, Texas · Weatherford jail custody, booking, bond and inmate-family help

Find the Parker County Jail Record Before You Call or Drive

Parker County’s inmate search is unusually sensitive to the name used at booking. Start with the person’s legal first and last name. If the spelling is uncertain, the Sheriff specifically allows an * wildcard as long as you enter at least the first initial.

Once you locate the record, confirm whether the person is still in custody, save the booking and case information, then use the sections below for bond, visitation, calls, mail, commissary, court records or appointed counsel. If nothing appears, the booking desk is available at 817-594-4208.

Start with the Sheriff jail search Open Parker County Jail Records Person not showing?
Booked legal first name Booked legal last name First initial for wildcard Approximate arrest date Case number if known
PARKER COUNTY CUSTODY GATE SEARCHING
JAIL RECORD SEARCH WEATHERFORD
612 JAMESON ST · JAIL
CUSTODY STATUS FOUND
NAME
Custody is not guilt. A Parker County jail record can show that someone was booked or held, but it does not establish guilt or tell you how the criminal case ultimately ended.
Jail phone

817-594-4208, including booking-search help.

Jail address

612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086.

Search rule

Use the legal first and last name used at booking.

No date filter

The Sheriff says the newer search does not offer date searching.

Reviewed

Official-source review completed August 25, 2026.

If you only have 60 seconds

Use this order instead of opening every county page

1. Search the legal name

Use the exact first and last name the person would have given during booking.

See the search method
2. Confirm custody

Do not assume a booking means the person is still there. Check the newest jail information.

Know what to save
3. Check every bond

One charge may have a bond while another case or hold keeps the person in custody.

Check bond and release
4. Verify the court case

The jail record answers custody. The court record answers what happened to the charge.

Open the court route
Best first call when the web search is unclear: Parker County Jail Booking Desk — 817-594-4208.

Go straight to what you need

The search, custody and bond sections come first because they are the questions families usually need answered immediately.

Before closing the result

Save the details you may need later

Exact booked legal name
Booking or jail identifier if displayed
Booking date and release information
Date of birth or age used to confirm identity
Every listed charge
Arresting agency
Case or cause number
Bond amount and bond type
Any hold or warrant notation
Current custody or release status
How to interpret common Parker County jail information
Information What it helps answer What it does not prove Next step
Booked name Which legal name the jail used. Identity without another matching detail. Use the same spelling for calls, mail and court searches.
Booking date When the custody event began. The exact time the alleged offense occurred. Compare with the arresting-agency report.
Charge The allegation associated with the jail record. Guilt or final prosecutor action. Check the court case.
Bond A release condition attached to the displayed case. That payment will release the person from every case. Confirm all cases and holds with the jail.
Release status Whether that jail custody event may have ended. That the criminal case was dismissed. Check Parker County court records.
Arresting agency Which agency may hold the arrest narrative. That Parker County Sheriff created the report. Request the report from the agency that created it.
Identity rule: Match more than a name before sending money, discussing a criminal allegation publicly or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
Nothing came back?

Work through these possibilities before assuming the person is not there

The legal name is different Search the first and last name actually used at booking rather than a nickname.
The spelling is uncertain Use the Sheriff’s * wildcard method with at least the first initial.
The booking is very recent Processing and record entry may still be underway. Call the booking desk when the situation is urgent.
The person has already been released Continue to the Parker County court search even when current custody no longer appears.
The arrest occurred in another county The incident may have happened near Parker County while the person was actually booked elsewhere.
The matter did not require a jail booking A citation or court case can exist without a long stay in county jail.
The person transferred to state custody Search TDCJ after a state-prison transfer.
The web portal itself is the problem Use the county Judicial Records page as the fallback and call 817-594-4208.
What to say when calling the booking desk
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name]. The approximate arrest date is [date], and the arrest may have involved [agency]. I could not confirm the person through the online jail search. Can you tell me whether the person is currently booked, released, transferred, or listed under a different booked name?
Do not drive to the wrong entrance

The Parker County Jail and Sheriff’s Office are not the same doorway

Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Jail / Booking: 817-594-4208

The Sheriff says the main jail entrance is at the corner of Jameson Street and N. Mill Street.

ACROSS
FROM
Sheriff’s Administrative Office
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Administration: 817-594-8845

This is the Sheriff’s administrative address, not the jail visitor entrance.

Useful local detail: the Sheriff describes the jail entrance as being opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance. If you are going for visitation, commissary kiosk use or another inmate-facing task, start with 612 Jameson Street.
Parking: the Sheriff’s published jail page identifies the entrance but does not publish a dedicated visitor-parking procedure. If parking or accessible drop-off is important, call the jail at 817-594-4208 before leaving.
Although the Sheriff has constitutional responsibility for the jail, the Sheriff’s current jail page states that daily operations are managed by LaSalle Corrections. The listed warden is Ron King.
Bond and release

Check the whole custody picture before paying anyone

Confirm the correct inmate Use the exact booked name and another identifying detail.
Write down every charge or case Do not assume the first bond amount is the only release requirement.
Ask whether any hold or additional warrant exists Another agency or case can prevent release after one bond is satisfied.
Confirm the current amount with the jail Call 817-594-4208 when the online record is unclear or may have changed.
If using a surety company, verify it first Parker County publishes an official Bail Bond Board resource for approved bonding companies. Check Parker County approved bond resources
Get the financial terms in writing Keep the premium, collateral requirements, refund conditions, inmate name and case number.
Do not expect instant release A fixed post-payment release time is not published on the Sheriff’s current jail pages. Staff still must clear the applicable cases and custody requirements.
Bond confirmation script
I am calling about [booked legal name]. Before anyone pays a bond, can you confirm all active charges or cases, the current bond on each one, whether there is any additional hold or warrant, and whether anything else is preventing release?
Release-scam warning: do not send money because an unknown caller claims an inmate will be released. Verify the inmate, case and bond directly with the Parker County Jail or court first.
Visitation

Check the live Parker County schedule before driving to Weatherford

The Sheriff links a separate jail-visitation schedule from the live visitation page. Housing and classification can affect the available period, so use that linked schedule as the controlling source before travel.
Visit length

The Sheriff’s published rules provide a minimum 20-minute in-person, non-contact visit.

Frequency

The published rule states that offenders receive two visits per week.

Visitors

Visitation is limited to four visitors per inmate, with visitors able to switch during the 20-minute period.

Confirm the person is still in Parker County custody Do this on the same day you plan to visit.
Open the live visitation page Follow the Sheriff’s current schedule link instead of relying on a screenshot or an old timetable. Open Parker County Jail Visitation
Bring valid identification The current Sheriff rules require valid ID from adult visitors.
Arrive about 20 minutes early This is the arrival guidance stated by the Sheriff for sign-up.
Call when the current schedule is unclear Visitation Office: 682-229-2361. The Sheriff notes this office is not staffed 24 hours.
Use the jail number as the fallback Parker County Jail: 817-594-4208.
Why this article does not hard-code every housing-block visit time: the Sheriff maintains a separate schedule document, while the main visitation page also contains older COVID-era language. Checking the current linked schedule or calling the visitation desk is safer than copying a timetable that may change.
Calls and personal mail

Use Parker County’s current inmate communication routes

Telephone and voicemail

Parker County’s inmate phone system is currently serviced by Correct Solutions Group.

  • Inmates use the jail telephone system to contact family or friends.
  • Friends and family can establish an account through CSGPay.
  • The same system supports leaving voicemail for an inmate.
  • For jail-specific issues, call 817-594-4208.
Open Correct Solutions Group / CSGPay

Ordinary correspondence

Inmate’s Name / Inmate ID
C/O Parker County Jail
PO Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72403

This is the mailing route currently published at the top of the Sheriff’s Contacting an Inmate page for ordinary correspondence.

Check current inmate-contact instructions

Do not place these items in ordinary inmate mail

Money
Drugs or tobacco
Sexually explicit material
Stamps
Blank paper
Envelopes for the inmate
Unapproved physical items
Anything prohibited by jail security rules
Do not rely on old Parker County mail instructions. Older comments on the Sheriff’s website reference earlier procedures, but the current page says physical items are no longer accepted through ordinary inmate mail and directs inmates to commissary or the tablet system for needed items.
Trust account and commissary

Three verified ways to add money to a Parker County inmate account

Online

Use Correct Solutions Group / CSGPay, create an account and follow the deposit prompts.

Credit and debit cards are accepted through the online system.

Open CSGPay
Jail lobby kiosk
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

The Sheriff states that the lobby kiosk accepts cash plus credit or debit cards.

Cashier’s check or money order

The Sheriff also permits a cashier’s check or money order through its published Inmate Trust Fund process.

Follow the exact payee and envelope wording below.

Money-order instruction published by the Sheriff:
Make the cashier’s check or money order in the name of “C/O Inmate Trust Fund” followed by the inmate’s name. If mailing it, use 612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086 and write “Inmate Trust Fund” on the outside of the envelope.
This 612 Jameson Street trust-fund instruction is different from the Jonesboro, Arkansas PO Box used for ordinary personal correspondence. Do not mix the two mailing purposes.
Current commissary limit: the Parker County Sheriff’s commissary page states that offenders may make weekly purchases of up to $200.
Check current commissary instructions
Medical or mental-health concern

The jail has a 24-hour on-site infirmary

Medical care

The Sheriff states that physician services are contracted and an on-site infirmary is staffed 24 hours a day by medical-care professionals.

Mental health

The Sheriff identifies Pecan Valley MHMR of Texas as the provider of mental-health services.

Accessibility

The Sheriff’s medical page states that the Parker County Jail facility is ADA compliant.

Family medical-concern call
I am calling about an inmate named [booked legal name]. I have important medical or mental-health information that may affect the inmate’s safety or treatment. What is the correct way to provide that information to medical staff?
For an immediate life-threatening emergency, use 911. For an inmate-specific medical concern that is not a community 911 emergency, call the Parker County Jail at 817-594-4208 and ask how to route the information to the appropriate jail or medical staff.
After custody comes the court case

Use Parker County Judicial Records to see what happened to the charge

The county maintains separate links for Jail Records and Court Records. Use the jail side for custody and bond; use the court side for the filed case, hearings and disposition.

Open Judicial Records Search Open Parker County Judicial Records
Select Court Records Do not return to Jail Records when you are trying to understand the prosecution.
Search the case number when you have it Parker County’s court guidance also permits name searching.
Compare the case to the booking Match the defendant, charge, filing timeline and known arrest details.
Read later entries—not just the first charge Look for bond changes, settings, pleas, dismissals, judgments or another final disposition.

Felony or misdemeanor: who keeps the court record?

Felony case

Parker County’s District Clerk is clerk for the 43rd and 415th Judicial District Courts and maintains felony filings.

District Clerk
117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

Felony: 817-598-6194

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; felony office lists a Friday noon–1:00 p.m. closure.

Misdemeanor case

Parker County’s County Courts at Law hear criminal matters below the felony level, with records handled through the County Clerk court divisions.

CCL1 Clerk Division: 817-598-6138

CCL2 Clerk Division: 817-594-1632

Current District Clerk copy fees for felony records

Parker County District Clerk 2026 criminal fee schedule
Service Published 2026 fee When useful
Record search $5 When clerk research is required.
Paper copy $1 per page Ordinary paper court copy.
Electronic copy $0.10 per page, $1 minimum Electronically available document.
Certified paper copy $1 per page + $5 certification Official proof of judgment or disposition.
Certified electronic copy $0.10 per page, $1 minimum + $5 certification Certified electronic document when accepted.
These are the District Clerk’s 2026 criminal fees. A misdemeanor record handled by the County Clerk can have a different fee schedule, so verify before ordering.
Police report or Sheriff record

A jail result and an arrest report are different records

First check the arresting agency. Parker County Jail may hold a person whose underlying report was created by another law-enforcement department.
Need a Parker County Sheriff report?

The Sheriff directs report questions to its Records Division at 817-594-8845.

Prices vary by the type of report.

Read Parker County police-report instructions
Need a formal open-records request?

The Sheriff states that Public Information Act requests must be in writing and are not accepted by phone.

Requests are directed to April Little at the Sheriff’s Office.

Open Sheriff Open Records instructions
Parker County Sheriff Open Records
Attn: April Little
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086
Email: april.little@parkercountytx.com
Fax: 817-594-7809
Copy-ready records request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable incident, offense or arrest-related records concerning [full legal name] for an event occurring on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include [case number, report number, booking information]. Please provide the records electronically when available and advise me in writing of any applicable charges before processing if necessary.
Parker County states that when estimated public-information charges exceed $40, the requester is entitled to a written estimate. A requester generally must respond to that estimate within 10 business days or the request can be treated as withdrawn.
Court-appointed counsel

Parker County uses an appointment system—not a single general Public Defender office

Under Parker County’s current indigent-defense plan, a defendant who cannot afford counsel can request a court-appointed lawyer during magistration. The person completes a sworn Affidavit of Indigence and Request for Court Appointed Counsel, and the applicable court or appointment authority reviews the request.

The current district-court plan states that appointed counsel should make every reasonable effort to contact an in-custody defendant by the end of the first working day after appointment and interview the person as soon as practicable.

If no case has been filed yet

Misdemeanor appointment authority

Brandy Ochs

817-598-6179

brandy.ochs@parkercountytx.com

Felony appointment authority

Jolene DuBoise

817-594-7343

jolene.duboise@parkercountytx.com

After the case is filed

Appointment contacts listed in Parker County’s current indigent-defense plan
Court Contact Phone
County Court at Law 1 Brandy Ochs 817-598-6179
County Court at Law 2 Susan Hinsley 817-598-6019
43rd District Court Jolene DuBoise 817-594-7343
415th District Court Sharon Mims 817-598-6102
Appointment is not automatic simply because someone is in jail. The court determines whether the defendant qualifies as indigent and whether counsel will be appointed.
Victim notification and transfers

If the inmate disappears from the county search, check where the case went

Victim case questions

Parker County’s District Attorney tells victims who cannot find needed criminal-case information to contact the Victim Assistance Coordinator.

Victim Assistance: 817-598-6124

Parker County District Attorney
117 Fort Worth Highway, Second Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

Transferred to Texas prison

Once a person enters TDCJ custody, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice inmate-search system rather than continuing to rely on the Parker County jail page.

TDCJ general inmate information: 936-295-6371 or 800-535-0283.

Open TDCJ Inmate Information
Parker County’s District Attorney also points users to VINE for custody notifications. A notification service is useful when repeatedly checking a jail page for release or transfer would be stressful or unreliable.
Open VINELink Search Texas state custody
Save these numbers

Parker County jail and criminal-case contact sheet

Parker County Jail / Booking
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-594-4208

Jail Visitation Office

682-229-2361

Not staffed 24 hours.

Parker County Sheriff Administration
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-594-8845

Sheriff Dispatch

817-594-3213

24-hour dispatch.

District Clerk — Felony
117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6194

County Clerk — CCL1
1112 Santa Fe Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6138

County Clerk — CCL2
One Courthouse Square
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-594-1632

District Attorney / Victim Assistance
117 Fort Worth Highway, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6124

Map to Parker County Jail

The main jail entrance is at the Jameson Street / N. Mill Street corner, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.
Parker County shortcuts

Six mistakes that are easy to avoid here

Searching a nickname

The Sheriff specifically says to use the name under which the person was booked.

Looking for a date filter

The county’s newer records software does not currently provide the old date-search function.

Driving to 129 Hogle for a jail visit

The jail entrance is at 612 Jameson Street, across from the Sheriff’s administrative entrance.

Mailing a personal letter to 612 Jameson

Current ordinary correspondence is routed through the Jonesboro, Arkansas PO Box published by the Sheriff.

Mailing commissary money to the personal-mail PO Box

The Sheriff publishes a separate 612 Jameson Street Inmate Trust Fund procedure for mailed money orders.

Looking for a Parker County Public Defender office

Ordinary indigent representation is routed through the county’s court-appointed counsel system.

10 Parker County questions

Parker County Sheriff inmate-search questions answered

How do I search for an inmate in Parker County Texas?

Use the Parker County Sheriff’s official Jail Search page or the county Judicial Records Search and select Jail Records. The Sheriff says you need the first and last name the inmate was booked under, which normally means the person’s legal name. If you cannot find the person, use an asterisk as a wildcard with at least the first initial of the name or call the booking desk at 817-594-4208.

Can I search Parker County Jail by arrest or booking date?

The Parker County Sheriff’s current jail-search guidance says the newer Judicial and Records Management software does not provide the former date-search option. Search using the person’s booked legal first and last name instead, and use the wildcard option when spelling is uncertain.

Why can’t I find someone in the Parker County inmate search?

Check that you are using the first and last name under which the person was actually booked. Try the Sheriff’s wildcard method, verify that the person was booked in Parker County rather than another county, and allow for recent processing or release. If the result still does not appear, call the Parker County Jail booking desk at 817-594-4208.

What is the Parker County Jail address and phone number?

Parker County Jail is at 612 Jameson Street, Weatherford, Texas 76086. The jail and booking phone number is 817-594-4208. The Sheriff states that the jail’s main entrance is at the corner of Jameson Street and North Mill Street, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.

How do I visit an inmate at Parker County Jail?

Check the current visitation schedule linked by the Parker County Sheriff before traveling. The Sheriff’s published rules provide in-person non-contact visits of at least 20 minutes, generally two visits per week, with up to four visitors associated with an inmate and valid identification required for adult visitors. Visitors should arrive about 20 minutes early. Call the visitation office at 682-229-2361 or the jail at 817-594-4208 for current scheduling questions.

What is the Parker County inmate mailing address?

The Sheriff’s current Contacting an Inmate page directs ordinary inmate correspondence to: Inmate’s Name/Inmate ID, C/O Parker County Jail, PO Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72403. Do not place money, drugs, tobacco, stamps, paper, envelopes or prohibited material in ordinary correspondence.

How can I put money on a Parker County inmate’s commissary account?

Parker County Jail uses Correct Commissary and Correct Solutions Group. Online deposits can be made through CSGPay. A lobby kiosk is available at 612 Jameson Street and accepts cash or credit and debit cards. The Sheriff also publishes cashier’s check and money-order options with specific Inmate Trust Fund addressing instructions.

How can an inmate call me from Parker County Jail?

The Parker County inmate telephone system is serviced by Correct Solutions Group. Friends and family can create an account through CSGPay, and the same system provides an option to leave voicemail for an inmate. For jail-specific questions, call 817-594-4208.

How do I check a Parker County inmate’s bond and criminal court case?

Start with the Parker County Jail Records search for current custody and bond information, then use the county Judicial Records Search and select Court Records. Parker County court records can be searched by name or case number. Felony records are maintained through the District Clerk, while misdemeanor criminal matters are handled through the County Courts at Law and County Clerk.

How does an inmate request a court-appointed lawyer in Parker County?

Parker County does not route ordinary indigent cases through a single county public-defender office. The county’s indigent-defense plan allows an eligible defendant to request court-appointed counsel during magistration by completing an Affidavit of Indigence and Request for Court Appointed Counsel. The appropriate court or designated appointment authority then handles the request.

Primary official resources

Where the Parker County information on this page was checked

Sheriff and jail
Records and courts
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Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Parker County Sheriff’s Office, Parker County Jail, Parker County District Clerk, County Clerk, District Attorney, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, LaSalle Corrections or a law firm.

Jail custody, bond, visitation schedules, mail rules, providers, court assignments, phone numbers and fees can change. Check the current official source before traveling, sending money, mailing an item, paying a bond or making a legal decision.

An arrest or jail booking is not proof of guilt. Verify identity carefully and use the court record when you need to know the legal outcome of a charge.

Last official-source review: August 25, 2026. Information was checked against Parker County Sheriff, Parker County government, Parker County court, Texas Indigent Defense Commission and Texas Department of Criminal Justice resources.

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