Read a Brazos County Booking Before You Pay Bond or Drive to the Jail
If someone was just arrested in Bryan, College Station or elsewhere in Brazos County, start with the county’s official jail record search. Save the person’s SO number, booking information, every charge and every bond entry before calling the jail or a bonding company.
A displayed bond amount does not always mean the person can walk out after that amount is paid. Another case, warrant, bond condition or court order may still block release. This guide shows what to verify and where to go next.
Date of birth
SO number if known
Arrest date
Case or warrant number
STATUS CHECK
CHARGES
BOND
RELEASE
It documents an arrest, detention or criminal-justice entry. A booking charge can be changed, rejected, dismissed or resolved differently after prosecutor and court review.
979-361-4800
979-361-4811
1835 Sandy Point Rd., Bryan
Jail Search + Judicial Smart Search
Official sources reviewed August 21, 2026
Choose the question you need answered first
Has booking posted?
Search the jail database. If nothing appears yet, call Booking at 979-361-4811 rather than guessing where the person is.
What are they actually accused of?
Read every booking charge, then compare the related court case because the filed offense can differ from the intake entry.
Can they be released?
Check each bond entry, court condition, warrant and hold before handing money to anyone.
Why are they still there?
Payment is only one step. Intake/Release must clear the complete record before custody ends.
Brazos County uses the inmate’s SO number for mail and other jail services. Write it down as soon as you confirm the correct record.
Search current and prior Brazos County jail records
This is the county’s dedicated Odyssey Public Access jail-record system.
Open Jail Record Search
The portal also provides a Jail Bond Records route. Start with the booking record so you can confirm the person before interpreting the bond.
Try the complete name first. When you are unsure about spelling, broaden the search instead of assuming the person is absent.
Compare the name, date of birth, booking date and SO number when those details are displayed.
You may need it for personal mail, legal mail, visitation and other inmate services.
Do not stop after the first allegation. Multiple cases can have different release conditions.
A payable bond on one charge does not necessarily clear another case or warrant.
If the record suggests release but the family has not heard from the person, call the Detention Center before driving to Sandy Point Road.
Use the person or case information to verify the court case, hearing and later disposition.
Do not read a charge or bond field in isolation
Booking detail |
What it helps answer |
What it does not establish |
Next check |
|---|---|---|---|
SO number |
Identifies the person inside the local jail system. |
That every case associated with the person arose from one arrest. |
Use it with the name, DOB and case details. |
Booking date |
When the detention process began. |
The exact date or time of the alleged offense. |
Compare with the arrest report and court filing. |
Charge |
The allegation connected to the booking entry. |
That prosecutors filed or proved the same offense. |
Open the Judicial Records case. |
Warrant or case reference |
Which legal matter may be holding the person. |
That the warrant is the only reason for detention. |
Review all listed cases and the court docket. |
Bond/type |
Whether a monetary, surety, personal or other release condition may apply. |
That paying one amount causes immediate release. |
Call Bonds at 979-361-4800. |
Release date |
Whether that jail custody event ended. |
Dismissal, acquittal or completion of the court case. |
Find the criminal disposition. |
Do not rely on a common name alone. Match the booking to at least one stronger identifier such as date of birth, SO number or known arrest date before sending money or repeating an allegation.
Booking charge vs. court charge
Booking record
Useful for the allegation at intake, custody status, jail identity and bond information.
Best question: What was entered when this person was booked?
Court record
Useful for the formal case, prosecutor action, orders, hearings and disposition.
Best question: What actually happened to the charge?
If the person was arrested but the booking is missing
Intake includes identification, criminal-history checks, fingerprints, photographs, property inventory, medical screening, classification and data entry.
Try another spelling, suffix, maiden name, former name or shorter name search.
Search the historical jail record and Judicial Records rather than looking only for current custody.
Confirm where the arresting agency actually transported the person.
Some criminal matters do not involve a lengthy jail booking.
Check Judicial Records and Search Hearings if you know the party name or case number.
Follow the booking into Brazos County Judicial Records
Open Brazos County Judicial Records
Brazos County says Smart Search can be used for a person who is currently in jail or has previously been in the Brazos County Detention Center.
Narrow the results with available case numbers, case type or judgment filters when the name is common.
Compare the defendant, case number, offense, filing date and known arrest circumstances.
The county’s instructions allow filtering by location, hearing type, search type, search criteria and date range.
Brazos County states that published court dockets are subject to change without notice.
Court-record availability online is more limited than the case index.
Brazos County states that beginning September 1, 2019, most court documents stopped being directly accessible through Justice Web. Probable Cause Statements were not affected. Other documents must be obtained from the appropriate custodian of record, such as the District Clerk.
District Clerk criminal records
300 E. 26th Street
Suite 1200/1201
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: 979-361-4230
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
In Brazos County, the District Clerk is responsible for the filings and documents in both felony and misdemeanor criminal cases.
Service |
Published fee |
When it helps |
|---|---|---|
Regular copy |
$1 per page |
Non-certified paper or electronic copy. |
Certified copy |
$5 certification + $1 per page |
Official proof of disposition or another filed document. |
Search request |
$5 |
When staff must perform the requested records search. |
Certified-mail expunction fee |
$25 |
Specific expunction-related clerk service. |
Before paying bond, make sure it actually clears the person
Brazos County lists Bonds at
979-361-4800.
Ask staff to confirm every active case and current release condition.
Cash bond
- Pay the full bond amount.
- Use exact cash or an eligible credit/debit card through GovPay.
- Bring valid state-issued identification.
- The entire amount must be completed in one transaction.
- Intake/Release issues a receipt.
- The Sheriff’s page says the cash bond is refundable after case resolution, less a court processing fee.
Surety bond
- A licensed bail bondsman posts the bond.
- The bondsman is a private business.
- Fees and collateral terms can vary.
- The company must be approved to operate in Brazos County.
- Get all fees and collateral terms in writing before signing.
Personal recognizance bond
- No cash bond payment is required when the court grants a PR bond.
- It is issued under judicial authority.
- Eligibility is not automatic.
- Conditions of release still apply.
Hold or additional case
- Another case can have a separate bond.
- A warrant may need separate resolution.
- A court order can affect release.
- An outside agency may have a hold.
The Sheriff’s Office states that a bondsman who is not on the Brazos County Bail Bond Board’s approved list is not eligible to post a surety bond for an inmate in the Brazos County Detention Center.
A paid bond does not mean an immediate exit
Brazos County does not publish one fixed release time that applies to every inmate. Intake/Release staff must process the person’s complete legal and custody status before the detention record can close.
The court, bonding process or other authority must first create a valid release basis.
Staff must determine whether another bond, fine, warrant or court matter remains.
Another jurisdiction or agency can affect release even when the local bond is complete.
Booking staff must complete the administrative release work.
Recheck the jail record or call the Detention Center before driving to the facility.
It is more useful than saying only, “I’m calling about John Smith.”
Property release while the person remains housed
If a Brazos County fine is the reason release is being delayed
For an incarcerated person, Brazos County fines from county, district or Justice of the Peace courts can be paid in the Detention Center Release Lobby.
- Exact cash or credit/debit card.
- No partial, split or overage payment.
- Staff cannot make change.
- Valid state-issued ID is required.
- For a card transaction, the cardholder name must match the ID presented.
When Bryan Municipal Court is open, certain municipal fine payments must be handled by the court.
For an incarcerated person, jail staff may have to request a Bryan officer or marshal to accept an eligible municipal payment. The Sheriff warns that this can take time because community calls have priority.
The Sheriff’s instructions state that if the dispatched officer arrives after the payer leaves, the process may have to start again.
Need proof of incarceration, a mugshot or another jail record?
The Brazos County Sheriff uses the county’s JustFOIA portal for open-records requests and background-check requests.
Record |
Published fee |
Important note |
|---|---|---|
Dates of incarceration |
$5 |
Sheriff page lists an exemption for Social Security and government agencies. |
Mugshot |
$5 |
Availability remains subject to applicable law and current record status. |
Certified statement of serve-time information |
$1 |
Ask Records to confirm exactly which certification you need. |
Jail file |
$0.50 per page |
The Sheriff’s published schedule identifies jail files as subpoena-only. |
The jail may not be the agency that wrote the report
Agency |
Use it for |
Contact or official route |
|---|---|---|
Brazos County Sheriff |
Sheriff-created offense, incident and arrest-related records. |
|
Bryan Police Department |
Bryan PD offense reports and arrest-related police records. |
Records: 979-209-5345 |
College Station Police |
College Station police reports and public-information requests. |
Reports: 979-764-3636 |
Texas A&M University Police |
Incidents handled by campus police. |
All Brazos County Detention Center visits must be scheduled online
Available daily from:
1:00–4:00 p.m.
5:00–7:00 p.m.
Published availability:
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. daily
The Sheriff currently publishes a remote/Video on Demand rate of $0.20 per minute.
Personal letters and legal mail go to different addresses
Personal letters
Smart Communications/Brazos Co Det Center[Inmate Name & SO #]
PO Box 9147
Seminole, FL 33775-9147
Personal correspondence is delivered electronically to an inmate kiosk or tablet.
Legal mail and publications
[Inmate Name & SO #]1835 Sandy Point Rd.
Bryan, TX 77807
Approved publications must be sent directly from a distributor. Use the jail address only for the categories the Sheriff identifies as legal mail or authorised publications.
The Sheriff states that mail sent to the wrong address will be returned to the sender.
Releasing inmate property
Two provider names appear in the county’s current inmate-service pages
Smart Communications
The Sheriff’s Phone / Commissary page directs friends and family to Smart Communications for account assistance.
Customer service:
888-843-1972
Tiger Commissary
The county Detention Center page links directly to Tiger Commissary for inmate commissary funds.
Tiger currently offers:
- Web deposits to the inmate trust fund
- Online commissary ordering
Use the jail’s dedicated 24-hour medical contact when needed
The county lists this number as available 24/7.
Available 24/7 for detention-centre questions.
SARC hotline: 979-731-1000
Use the Sheriff’s PREA resources for sexual-safety reporting.
If the person cannot afford a lawyer, request appointed counsel early
People in the Brazos County Jail are given an opportunity to complete an Affidavit in Support of Court Appointed Attorney.
A person who remains incarcerated can ask jail personnel for another application and have it forwarded to the Indigent Defense Office.
Brazos County states that a defendant who applied in jail but bonds out within three days of the arrest must complete a new affidavit and send it to the Court Coordinator.
The application can be submitted during normal business hours to the Indigent Defense Office.
Suite 2106
Bryan, TX 77803
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
If you are following the booking for safety reasons
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: 979-361-4320
The office has Victim Assistance Coordinators for felony prosecutions and related victim services.
Brazos County’s official victim-resource list provides Texas VINE for custody notifications.
Phone: 877-894-8463
Small Brazos County details that can save a wasted trip
Keep it with the person’s name. The jail specifically requires it for mail and it is useful when discussing services.
Police describe the investigated event. The District Clerk record shows what was filed and how the case proceeded.
Ordinary letters go through Smart Communications in Seminole, Florida.
Brazos County requires a surety bondsman to be approved locally.
Most documents have not been directly available through Justice Web since 2019. Request missing documents from the clerk.
The Sheriff specifically instructs ST/work-release participants to use the visitation parking lot rather than bond/release parking to avoid towing.
Brazos County booking and court contacts
Use for booking-status questions.
County lists this line as available 24/7.
Detention Center map
Brazos County Courthouse map
Brazos County booking record FAQs
How do I search Brazos County booking records?
Use the official Brazos County Jail Record Search. Search the jail records for the person, open the matching booking and record the SO number, booking or release information, charges, bond details and case information shown. Brazos County also directs users to its Judicial Records Search when they need the related court case or hearing.
How can I tell if someone is still in the Brazos County Detention Center?
Check the official Brazos County Jail Record Search first. If the online record does not clearly show the current status, call the Brazos County Detention Center at 979-361-4800, which the county lists as available 24 hours a day, or call Booking at 979-361-4811.
Does a Brazos County booking charge mean the person was convicted?
No. A booking charge reflects an allegation associated with an arrest or detention record and does not prove guilt. Use the Brazos County Judicial Records Search to locate the related criminal case and review the filed charge, hearings, orders and disposition.
How do I check bond for a Brazos County inmate?
Review the person’s jail and bond record, then call the Brazos County Detention Center at 979-361-4800 if the current amount or release condition is unclear. Check every active charge or case because one bond does not necessarily clear another case, warrant or hold.
How can I post a cash bond in Brazos County?
The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office states that a cash bond can be posted using exact cash for the full bond amount or a credit or debit card through the county’s GovPay process. The person posting the bond must present valid state-issued identification, and the entire bond must be paid in a single transaction. Card payments are subject to the provider’s fee.
Can I use any bail bondsman for a Brazos County inmate?
No. The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office states that a surety bondsman must be on the current Brazos County Bail Bond Board approved list to post a surety bond for a person held in the Brazos County Detention Center.
How do I visit someone in the Brazos County Detention Center?
All visits must be scheduled online. Brazos County currently provides onsite video visitation as well as remote and Video on Demand options. Published video visitation hours are daily from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., while Video on Demand is available daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors must also comply with the authorized visitor list, identification and dress-code rules.
What is the mailing address for a Brazos County inmate?
Ordinary personal letters are sent to Smart Communications/Brazos Co Det Center, the inmate’s name and SO number, PO Box 9147, Seminole, FL 33775-9147. Legal mail and approved publications are sent directly to the inmate at 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807. Personal letters sent to the detention center instead of the digital-mail address may be returned.
How do I request a Brazos County jail record or mugshot?
The Sheriff’s Office uses the Brazos County JustFOIA portal for open-records requests and background checks. Its current published detention-record fee schedule lists $5 for dates of incarceration, $5 for mugshots, $1 for a certified statement of serve-time information and 50 cents per page for jail files available by subpoena. Confirm the current charge before paying.
How do I find the final outcome of a Brazos County criminal case?
Use the Brazos County Judicial Records Search and search the related cause number or party information. Brazos County notes that most court documents have not been directly downloadable through Justice Web since September 1, 2019, although probable-cause statements remain accessible. Other court documents can be requested from the appropriate clerk.
Use these sources when live information matters
Read a Brazos County Booking Before You Pay Bond or Drive to the Jail
If someone was just arrested in Bryan, College Station or elsewhere in Brazos County, start with the county’s official jail record search. Save the person’s SO number, booking information, every charge and every bond entry before calling the jail or a bonding company.
A displayed bond amount does not always mean the person can walk out after that amount is paid. Another case, warrant, bond condition or court order may still block release. This guide shows what to verify and where to go next.
979-361-4800
979-361-4811
1835 Sandy Point Rd., Bryan
Jail Search + Judicial Smart Search
Official sources reviewed August 21, 2026
Choose the question you need answered first
Search the jail database. If nothing appears yet, call Booking at 979-361-4811 rather than guessing where the person is.
Search stepsRead every booking charge, then compare the related court case because the filed offense can differ from the intake entry.
Decode chargesCheck each bond entry, court condition, warrant and hold before handing money to anyone.
Bond checklistPayment is only one step. Intake/Release must clear the complete record before custody ends.
Release troubleshootingSearch current and prior Brazos County jail records
Do not read a charge or bond field in isolation
Booking detail |
What it helps answer |
What it does not establish |
Next check |
|---|---|---|---|
SO number |
Identifies the person inside the local jail system. |
That every case associated with the person arose from one arrest. |
Use it with the name, DOB and case details. |
Booking date |
When the detention process began. |
The exact date or time of the alleged offense. |
Compare with the arrest report and court filing. |
Charge |
The allegation connected to the booking entry. |
That prosecutors filed or proved the same offense. |
Open the Judicial Records case. |
Warrant or case reference |
Which legal matter may be holding the person. |
That the warrant is the only reason for detention. |
Review all listed cases and the court docket. |
Bond/type |
Whether a monetary, surety, personal or other release condition may apply. |
That paying one amount causes immediate release. |
Call Bonds at 979-361-4800. |
Release date |
Whether that jail custody event ended. |
Dismissal, acquittal or completion of the court case. |
Find the criminal disposition. |
Booking charge vs. court charge
Booking record
Useful for the allegation at intake, custody status, jail identity and bond information.
Best question: What was entered when this person was booked?
Court record
Useful for the formal case, prosecutor action, orders, hearings and disposition.
Best question: What actually happened to the charge?
If the person was arrested but the booking is missing
Follow the booking into Brazos County Judicial Records
District Clerk criminal records
300 E. 26th Street
Suite 1200/1201
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: 979-361-4230
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
In Brazos County, the District Clerk is responsible for the filings and documents in both felony and misdemeanor criminal cases.
Open District ClerkService |
Published fee |
When it helps |
|---|---|---|
Regular copy |
$1 per page |
Non-certified paper or electronic copy. |
Certified copy |
$5 certification + $1 per page |
Official proof of disposition or another filed document. |
Search request |
$5 |
When staff must perform the requested records search. |
Certified-mail expunction fee |
$25 |
Specific expunction-related clerk service. |
Before paying bond, make sure it actually clears the person
Cash bond
- Pay the full bond amount.
- Use exact cash or an eligible credit/debit card through GovPay.
- Bring valid state-issued identification.
- The entire amount must be completed in one transaction.
- Intake/Release issues a receipt.
- The Sheriff’s page says the cash bond is refundable after case resolution, less a court processing fee.
Surety bond
- A licensed bail bondsman posts the bond.
- The bondsman is a private business.
- Fees and collateral terms can vary.
- The company must be approved to operate in Brazos County.
- Get all fees and collateral terms in writing before signing.
Personal recognizance bond
- No cash bond payment is required when the court grants a PR bond.
- It is issued under judicial authority.
- Eligibility is not automatic.
- Conditions of release still apply.
Hold or additional case
- Another case can have a separate bond.
- A warrant may need separate resolution.
- A court order can affect release.
- An outside agency may have a hold.
A paid bond does not mean an immediate exit
Brazos County does not publish one fixed release time that applies to every inmate. Intake/Release staff must process the person’s complete legal and custody status before the detention record can close.
Property release while the person remains housed
If a Brazos County fine is the reason release is being delayed
For an incarcerated person, Brazos County fines from county, district or Justice of the Peace courts can be paid in the Detention Center Release Lobby.
- Exact cash or credit/debit card.
- No partial, split or overage payment.
- Staff cannot make change.
- Valid state-issued ID is required.
- For a card transaction, the cardholder name must match the ID presented.
When Bryan Municipal Court is open, certain municipal fine payments must be handled by the court.
For an incarcerated person, jail staff may have to request a Bryan officer or marshal to accept an eligible municipal payment. The Sheriff warns that this can take time because community calls have priority.
Need proof of incarceration, a mugshot or another jail record?
The Brazos County Sheriff uses the county’s JustFOIA portal for open-records requests and background-check requests.
Record |
Published fee |
Important note |
|---|---|---|
Dates of incarceration |
$5 |
Sheriff page lists an exemption for Social Security and government agencies. |
Mugshot |
$5 |
Availability remains subject to applicable law and current record status. |
Certified statement of serve-time information |
$1 |
Ask Records to confirm exactly which certification you need. |
Jail file |
$0.50 per page |
The Sheriff’s published schedule identifies jail files as subpoena-only. |
Sheriff’s Office: 1700 West State Hwy 21, Bryan, TX 77803
The jail may not be the agency that wrote the report
Agency |
Use it for |
Contact or official route |
|---|---|---|
Brazos County Sheriff |
Sheriff-created offense, incident and arrest-related records. |
|
Bryan Police Department |
Bryan PD offense reports and arrest-related police records. |
Records: 979-209-5345 |
College Station Police |
College Station police reports and public-information requests. |
Reports: 979-764-3636 |
Texas A&M University Police |
Incidents handled by campus police. |
All Brazos County Detention Center visits must be scheduled online
Available daily from:
1:00–4:00 p.m.
5:00–7:00 p.m.
Published availability:
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. daily
The Sheriff currently publishes a remote/Video on Demand rate of $0.20 per minute.
Personal letters and legal mail go to different addresses
Personal letters
Smart Communications/Brazos Co Det Center[Inmate Name & SO #]
PO Box 9147
Seminole, FL 33775-9147
Personal correspondence is delivered electronically to an inmate kiosk or tablet.
Legal mail and publications
[Inmate Name & SO #]1835 Sandy Point Rd.
Bryan, TX 77807
Approved publications must be sent directly from a distributor. Use the jail address only for the categories the Sheriff identifies as legal mail or authorised publications.
Releasing inmate property
Two provider names appear in the county’s current inmate-service pages
Smart Communications
The Sheriff’s Phone / Commissary page directs friends and family to Smart Communications for account assistance.
Customer service: 888-843-1972
Open SmartInmateTiger Commissary
The county Detention Center page links directly to Tiger Commissary for inmate commissary funds.
Tiger currently offers:
- Web deposits to the inmate trust fund
- Online commissary ordering
Use the jail’s dedicated 24-hour medical contact when needed
The county lists this number as available 24/7.
Available 24/7 for detention-centre questions.
SARC hotline: 979-731-1000
Use the Sheriff’s PREA resources for sexual-safety reporting.
If the person cannot afford a lawyer, request appointed counsel early
Suite 2106
Bryan, TX 77803
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
If you are following the booking for safety reasons
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: 979-361-4320
The office has Victim Assistance Coordinators for felony prosecutions and related victim services.
Brazos County’s official victim-resource list provides Texas VINE for custody notifications.
Phone: 877-894-8463
Small Brazos County details that can save a wasted trip
Keep it with the person’s name. The jail specifically requires it for mail and it is useful when discussing services.
Police describe the investigated event. The District Clerk record shows what was filed and how the case proceeded.
Ordinary letters go through Smart Communications in Seminole, Florida.
Brazos County requires a surety bondsman to be approved locally.
Most documents have not been directly available through Justice Web since 2019. Request missing documents from the clerk.
The Sheriff specifically instructs ST/work-release participants to use the visitation parking lot rather than bond/release parking to avoid towing.
Brazos County booking and court contacts
Bryan, TX 77807
24-hour line: 979-361-4800
Use for booking-status questions.
County lists this line as available 24/7.
Bryan, TX 77803
Detention Center map
Brazos County Courthouse map
Brazos County booking record FAQs
How do I search Brazos County booking records?
Use the official Brazos County Jail Record Search. Search the jail records for the person, open the matching booking and record the SO number, booking or release information, charges, bond details and case information shown. Brazos County also directs users to its Judicial Records Search when they need the related court case or hearing.
How can I tell if someone is still in the Brazos County Detention Center?
Check the official Brazos County Jail Record Search first. If the online record does not clearly show the current status, call the Brazos County Detention Center at 979-361-4800, which the county lists as available 24 hours a day, or call Booking at 979-361-4811.
Does a Brazos County booking charge mean the person was convicted?
No. A booking charge reflects an allegation associated with an arrest or detention record and does not prove guilt. Use the Brazos County Judicial Records Search to locate the related criminal case and review the filed charge, hearings, orders and disposition.
How do I check bond for a Brazos County inmate?
Review the person’s jail and bond record, then call the Brazos County Detention Center at 979-361-4800 if the current amount or release condition is unclear. Check every active charge or case because one bond does not necessarily clear another case, warrant or hold.
How can I post a cash bond in Brazos County?
The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office states that a cash bond can be posted using exact cash for the full bond amount or a credit or debit card through the county’s GovPay process. The person posting the bond must present valid state-issued identification, and the entire bond must be paid in a single transaction. Card payments are subject to the provider’s fee.
Can I use any bail bondsman for a Brazos County inmate?
No. The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office states that a surety bondsman must be on the current Brazos County Bail Bond Board approved list to post a surety bond for a person held in the Brazos County Detention Center.
How do I visit someone in the Brazos County Detention Center?
All visits must be scheduled online. Brazos County currently provides onsite video visitation as well as remote and Video on Demand options. Published video visitation hours are daily from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., while Video on Demand is available daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors must also comply with the authorized visitor list, identification and dress-code rules.
What is the mailing address for a Brazos County inmate?
Ordinary personal letters are sent to Smart Communications/Brazos Co Det Center, the inmate’s name and SO number, PO Box 9147, Seminole, FL 33775-9147. Legal mail and approved publications are sent directly to the inmate at 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807. Personal letters sent to the detention center instead of the digital-mail address may be returned.
How do I request a Brazos County jail record or mugshot?
The Sheriff’s Office uses the Brazos County JustFOIA portal for open-records requests and background checks. Its current published detention-record fee schedule lists $5 for dates of incarceration, $5 for mugshots, $1 for a certified statement of serve-time information and 50 cents per page for jail files available by subpoena. Confirm the current charge before paying.
How do I find the final outcome of a Brazos County criminal case?
Use the Brazos County Judicial Records Search and search the related cause number or party information. Brazos County notes that most court documents have not been directly downloadable through Justice Web since September 1, 2019, although probable-cause statements remain accessible. Other court documents can be requested from the appropriate clerk.