Guadalupe County Arrest Records Search | Recent Bookings

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Guadalupe County, Texas · Seguin · Recent bookings, jail records and criminal cases

See Who Was Booked in Guadalupe County—Then Check What Happened Next

If the arrest happened recently, start with the Guadalupe County jail-record search, not a statewide background check. Search the person’s name or booking number and narrow the booking-date range when possible. Save the booking number, arresting agency, charges and release information before leaving the result.

The same county records system can also lead you toward judicial records, but the office that owns the court file depends on the charge: misdemeanors generally route to the County Clerk, while felony district-court cases route to the District Clerk. This page walks through that local split and what families usually need immediately after an arrest.

Search Guadalupe County records Call Adult Detention: 830-303-6342 Booking not showing?
Full booked name Date of birth Approx. booking date Booking number if known SO# for inmate services
GUADALUPE BOOKING-DATE TRACKER RECENT SEARCH
JAIL RECORDS DATE FILTER
RECENT BOOKING WINDOW
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BOOKING
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BOOKING FOUND → VERIFY COURT
A booking is not a conviction. A person can be arrested and later released, have charges changed, have a case rejected or dismissed, receive deferred adjudication, be acquitted, or receive another disposition. Use the court record when you need the legal outcome.
Jail records

Use the county’s official Tyler Records Inquiry portal.

Jail Records phone

830-303-6342 ext. 2239.

Bond information

830-303-6342.

Visitation

830-303-6342 ext. 2270.

Detention capacity

The Sheriff lists the Adult Detention Center as a 598-bed facility.

Fastest answer

Find a recent Guadalupe County booking in about a minute

Recent arrest? Use this sequence

  1. Open the county Records Inquiry portal.
  2. Choose Jail Records.
  3. Search by defendant name or booking number.
  4. If booking-date fields appear, use a short date window around the suspected arrest.
  5. Open every reasonable match.
  6. Confirm the date of birth before assuming identity.
  7. Save the booking number, booked/released dates, arresting agency and charges.
  8. Then search the related judicial record for the court outcome.

Open the official Guadalupe County Records Inquiry

If you know the booking number Use it first. It is more precise than searching a common name.
If the person was arrested today Allow for booking to finish before assuming the record is missing.
If the person may already be out Do not search only for current custody. Check the booking and release information.
If you need proof of what happened Move from Jail Records to the judicial case and obtain the disposition.
One portal, two questions

Do you need a jail record or a court record?

JAIL RECORDS “Was this person booked?”

Start here for:

  • Recent booking activity
  • Booking number
  • Booked and released dates
  • Arresting agency
  • Booking charges
  • Custody-related information
  • Booking photograph when available in the record
Open Jail Records
JUDICIAL RECORDS “What happened to the charge?”

Continue here for:

  • Filed criminal case
  • Cause number
  • Assigned court
  • Hearings and docket entries
  • Plea or dismissal
  • Judgment and sentence
  • Certified court documents
Search Judicial Records
Local shortcut: Guadalupe County links the same public Records Inquiry system from both the Sheriff and county court offices. That does not mean the Sheriff and Clerk hold the same records—the portal is simply a convenient public gateway.

Go to the part you need

Most families only need a few of these sections. Use the one that matches what is happening now.

Result decoder

What the jail record tells you—and what it does not

Read the booking record as a starting point, not a final judgment
Field Useful for Do not assume Next step
Booking number Identifying one specific jail intake. It represents every prior or later arrest. Save it for jail-record questions.
SO# Detention services such as inmate mail and account identification. It is the same thing as a court cause number. Keep it with the booked name.
Booking date Showing when the jail intake occurred. It is the exact time the alleged offense happened. Compare with the police report.
Release date Showing that the jail stay ended. Release means the charge was dismissed. Search the court case.
Arresting agency Identifying who likely owns the offense or arrest narrative. The county jail wrote that report. Request the report from that agency.
Booking charge Seeing the allegation associated with intake. It became the final filed or proven charge. Find the formal court case.
Bond Understanding a release condition currently associated with a charge. Paying one amount clears every case or hold. Call Bond Information.
Booking photo Supporting identity review when published. A photograph proves guilt. Still verify DOB and booking identifiers.
Nothing found?

A missing search result does not necessarily mean no arrest occurred

The arrest was only a few hours ago Booking still has to be completed. Guadalupe County describes intake as a search, arrest-report completion, fingerprinting and photographing before the person proceeds through detention.
The person was intoxicated or uncooperative The Sheriff specifically notes that processing can be delayed until booking staff are able to complete it safely.
The person may already be released Search the booking record itself instead of assuming only current custody will remain visible.
The name is not matching Try the surname, legal first name, middle name, suffix, maiden name or another spelling.
The arrest happened near the county line Verify the actual booking county. Schertz and nearby communities sit in a multi-county metro area, so location assumptions can be wrong.
The person received a citation A criminal or municipal case can exist without a full Adult Detention Center booking.
The record is confidential or restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed and other protected records may not appear publicly.
The online portal is unclear Call Jail Records and provide the full name, DOB and approximate arrest time rather than repeatedly guessing through search filters.
What to say when calling Jail Records
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [DOB], was booked into the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center on or around [date/time]. I do not have a clear online result. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently in custody, released, transferred, or listed under a different booking identifier?
Jail Records: 830-303-6342 ext. 2239
Sheriff 24-hour non-emergency: 830-379-1224
What happens next

From Guadalupe County booking to the first court decision

Booking The person is searched, the arrest report is completed, fingerprints are taken and a booking photograph is made.
Holding After processing, the person is held pending magistration.
Magistration The Magistrate reviews probable cause, advises the defendant of the charges and constitutional rights, and considers bail.
Bond decision The Magistrate may set bail, consider a personal bond and issue conditions of release.
Attorney issue The Magistrate Court can facilitate or make an appointment of counsel when appropriate.
Case moves to the proper court Misdemeanor and felony cases separate into different court and clerk routes after the initial arrest process.
Guadalupe County Magistrate Court
2615 N. Guadalupe Street, Seguin, TX 78155
Phone: 830-303-4188 ext. 2330
Useful local fact: Guadalupe County’s Magistrate Court handles first appearances for both misdemeanor and felony defendants. It is the place where probable cause, rights, bail and initial attorney-appointment issues are addressed—not where a final guilty or not-guilty plea resolves the case.
Court-record router

Do not call the wrong Guadalupe County Clerk

The charge level determines who keeps the criminal court file
Type of matter Record holder Phone What to ask for
Class A / Class B misdemeanor Guadalupe County Clerk – Court Records 830-303-8861 Misdemeanor cause, docket, disposition or certified court record.
Felony district-court case Guadalupe County District Clerk 830-303-8875 Felony case record, collections information or copies.
Fine-only Class C matter Justice of the Peace or municipal court Depends on where the citation or complaint was filed. Municipal or JP case status.
Booking and detention Guadalupe County Sheriff 830-303-6342 ext. 2239 Jail record, booking identifier and detention status.
County Clerk — misdemeanor court records
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Phone: 830-303-8861

Email: cccourts@guadalupetx.gov

District Clerk — felony court records
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Criminal/Collections: 830-303-8875

Email: dccourts@guadalupetx.gov

How to verify the outcome

Search Judicial Records Use the same county Records Inquiry portal and switch from the jail side to the judicial side.
Use the cause number when available It is safer than a broad name-only search.
Match the defendant and filing timeline Confirm that the court case logically follows the booking you found.
Read individual docket entries Look for charging documents, bond orders, hearings, pleas, dismissals, judgments and sentencing.
Check each count independently One charge can be dismissed while another is prosecuted.
Order a certified copy when proof matters A screenshot may not be enough for an employer, licensing authority, immigration matter or record-clearing petition.
Search judicial records County Clerk District Clerk
Need a certified felony record? The District Clerk currently offers electronically certified copies and also accepts criminal/civil record-copy requests by email at dccourts@guadalupetx.gov or fax at 830-379-1943.
Bail and release

Check all charges before arranging a Guadalupe County bond

Bond Information: 830-303-6342
Cash bond

The accused posts the bond amount connected to the court’s release requirement.

Ask the proper Clerk about how funds are handled after the court appearance.

Surety bond

A licensed bail-bond company posts the bond under an agreement with the defendant.

Guadalupe County is a Bail Bond Board county.

Personal bond

The defendant may be released without posting the stated cash amount when a personal bond is approved.

The Magistrate considers whether personal bond is appropriate.

Do not pay from a screenshot alone. Ask jail staff to confirm every active charge, bond amount and hold first. One bond does not necessarily release someone who has another case or detainer.
Bond-verification script
I am calling about [full booked name], date of birth [DOB], booking number or SO# [number]. Can you confirm every active charge, the current bond condition for each charge, whether the person has already been magistrated, and whether any additional hold would prevent release after bond is posted?
Choosing a bondsman: The Sheriff states that an approved list of licensed bonding companies is available at the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff employees cannot select or recommend a particular bondsman for you.
Police and arrest narratives

The arresting agency—not always the jail—usually has the report

Guadalupe County Adult Detention can receive people arrested by the Sheriff, Seguin Police, Schertz Police and other agencies. Read the arresting agency in the booking record before requesting an offense report.

Guadalupe County Sheriff

Use for an incident or arrest report created by GCSO.

2617 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Phone: 830-379-1224

Email: so.openrecords@guadalupetx.gov

Open Sheriff records instructions
Seguin Police

Its Records Division processes offense reports, arrest jackets, background checks and public-record requests.

350 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Records: 830-401-2350

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Open Seguin Police Records
Schertz Police

Its Records Section maintains adult arrest, incident and offense reports.

1400 Schertz Parkway, Building 6
Schertz, TX 78154

Phone: 210-619-1200

Mon–Thu 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Fri 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Open Schertz Police Records

Guadalupe County Sheriff report request: what it costs

Fees currently published by the Guadalupe County Sheriff
Record service Published charge What to know
Copy of report $5 each $0.10 per page after 10 pages.
Copy of recording $75 Ask staff whether this applies to the specific recording requested.
Research and assembling $25 per hour Broader requests may generate additional cost.
Sheriff open-record requests must be made in writing. The Sheriff currently accepts requests in person during lobby hours, by regular mail or by email at so.openrecords@guadalupetx.gov. The page states that requests can take up to 10 business days to process and that required fees must be paid before release.
Payment detail: The Sheriff currently lists exact cash or credit card as accepted payment methods for open-record fees.
Copy-ready arrest-report request
I request the releasable offense report, arrest report, probable-cause information and related public records for [full name], date of birth [DOB], concerning an incident or arrest on or about [date/time] at [location]. Known identifiers are booking number [number], SO# [number] and agency case/report number [number]. Please advise me of any fee before processing if the total will exceed $[amount].
Vehicle crash? The Sheriff directs collision-report requests to the Texas Crash Records Information System rather than assuming the report can be obtained through the Sheriff open-record process.
Inmate visitation

Check the first letter of the inmate’s last name before driving to Seguin

The Sheriff’s current detention page still publishes the visitation schedule below. Because jail schedules can change operationally, call 830-303-6342 ext. 2270 before making a long trip.
Current schedule published by Guadalupe County Adult Detention
Inmate Visit days Male hours Female hours
Last name A–L Friday and Sunday 8:30–10:30 a.m. and noon–4:00 p.m. 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Last name M–Z Saturday and Monday 8:30–10:30 a.m. and noon–4:00 p.m. 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Bring valid government-issued photo identification
Each inmate may receive two 30-minute visits per week
A single 60-minute visit is not permitted
Sign-up starts 15 minutes before visitation begins
Sign-up ends 45 minutes before the visitation period ends
Children 16 and under need the responsible listed adult
A conservative dress code is enforced
Only identification and keys may be brought into the facility
Coming from more than 100 miles away? The Sheriff states that the Shift Commander may approve a special visit for an immediate family member travelling a verifiable distance greater than a 100-mile radius from Seguin. Proof of relationship may be requested. Approval is not automatic.
Phones, cameras, food, drinks, backpacks, diaper bags and purses are among the items the Sheriff says visitors may not bring into the facility.

Attorney visits

Attorney visits are generally available 24 hours a day unless an emergency affects the facility. The attorney must present a valid driver’s license and state-issued bar card. The Sheriff warns of possible delays during headcounts and feeding periods.
Personal and legal mail

Do not send ordinary family mail to the detention-center street address

Non-privileged personal mail
ViaPath
PO Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

The mail is scanned, reviewed by facility staff and delivered digitally through the secure inmate tablet system.

Write on the envelope:

  • Inmate’s full booked name
  • Inmate’s SO#
  • Sender’s full name
  • Complete sender return address
Privileged mail
Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Privileged correspondence includes qualifying court, government and attorney mail and is handled under different inspection rules.

What can cause personal mail to be refused?

Stickers
Glitter
Lipstick
Perfume or cologne
Bodily fluids or contaminated material
Missing booked name or SO#
Books and magazines: The Sheriff says they must be ordered and mailed directly from the publisher to the facility at 2615 N. Guadalupe Street.
Photos: Photos are routed through the same PO Box 247 vendor address and are digitally delivered. The facility says it does not print or accept physical inmate photos, and sexually explicit images are not accepted.
Inmate calls

You cannot call an inmate directly at the Guadalupe County jail

Calling hours

Inmate living-unit telephones are listed as available from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

20-minute limit

The Sheriff publishes a 20-minute time limit for each inmate telephone call.

No incoming messages

The detention center does not accept incoming inmate calls or take ordinary messages for inmates.

Calls are monitored and recorded. Avoid discussing witnesses, passwords, evidence, alibis or defense strategy during an ordinary jail call.
Do not attempt a three-way call
Do not transfer the call
Do not place the inmate on hold
Do not answer call waiting
Do not press touch-tone numbers during the call
Long pauses may trigger a disconnection
Prepaid-call / blocked-number assistance: 866-230-7761
Other billing questions: 877-650-4249
Inmate account

Confirm the SO# before depositing money

The Guadalupe County Sheriff’s current Adult Detention page links TouchPay Online for inmate-account funding.

Recheck the inmate’s booked name Do not rely on a nickname.
Confirm the SO# Mail and detention services use the inmate’s SO number as an important identifier.
Open TouchPay from the Sheriff page Using the Sheriff’s live link reduces the chance of landing on an unrelated payment site.
Select the correct facility and inmate Compare the identifying information before submitting a payment.
Save the receipt Keep the confirmation number, amount, date, inmate name and identifier.
Open Sheriff detention page → TouchPay
Do not guess an SO number or send money solely because someone contacted you claiming an arrest occurred. Verify the booking independently first.
Property and court clothes

Two jail rules families often discover too late

Personal property pickup

Published pickup hours are 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Monday–Friday, except county holidays.

  • The inmate must complete a property-release form.
  • The form must identify the person receiving the property.
  • The recipient must show state-issued identification.
  • Property left after certain transfers can eventually be destroyed or donated if no arrangement is made.
Court clothes

The Sheriff says an inmate may receive court clothes only when going to a jury trial.

If someone is released without proper clothing, the facility states that indigent clothing will be provided for release.

If a person has been transferred to another facility, ask about property immediately. The detention page states that unclaimed property may be destroyed or donated after 30 days when no pickup arrangement is made.
Legal representation

Guadalupe County uses court-appointed counsel—not a general county Public Defender office

If the defendant cannot afford a lawyer, the issue can begin at magistration. The Magistrate Court states that the judge may facilitate or make the appointment of an attorney when appropriate.

New arrest

The defendant should clearly tell the Magistrate or assigned court that appointed counsel is requested if private counsel cannot be afforded.

County Court at Law case

Guadalupe County publishes a Defendant’s Financial Affidavit process for people requesting court-appointed counsel in qualifying county-court cases.

A family member generally cannot choose a court-appointed lawyer for the defendant. Eligibility and appointment are determined through the court’s indigent-defense process.
Hiring private counsel? Verify the lawyer’s Texas licence, ask who will actually appear in court, obtain the fee agreement in writing and do not confuse a bail-bond company with legal representation.
Victim and protective-order help

The Guadalupe County Attorney handles both misdemeanor and felony prosecution

Guadalupe County is unusual compared with many Texas counties because its County Attorney has felony jurisdiction and represents the State in both misdemeanor and felony prosecutions.

Guadalupe County Attorney
Guadalupe County Justice Center
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Misdemeanor / protective-order division: 830-303-6130

Felony division: 830-303-1922

Custody notifications

The Sheriff links Texas IVSS Counties for notifications involving major custody-status changes.

Open Texas IVSS Counties
If there is immediate danger, call 911. Do not rely on an arrest-record page or custody notification service for emergency protection.
Beyond Guadalupe County

When the county search is not enough

Texas DPS criminal history

Use DPS when the question is broader than one Guadalupe County booking.

Name-based results should still be identity-checked carefully.

Open Texas DPS search
Texas prison custody

Use TDCJ when the person has moved into Texas state-prison custody.

Open TDCJ inmate information
Another county

If the booking happened outside Guadalupe County, search the detention agency where the person was actually processed rather than the county where the person lives.

Old or unwanted arrest record

Correction, expunction and nondisclosure are different problems

Incorrect record

Identify which agency owns the wrong field and provide supporting documentation to that agency.

Expunction

Texas Chapter 55 allows destruction/removal of qualifying arrest and court records. Eligibility is not automatic.

Nondisclosure

An eligible order can restrict public disclosure without destroying every government copy of the record.

Find the exact booking Save booking number, SO#, arresting agency and arrest date.
Find the court cause Determine whether it was misdemeanor, felony or another court level.
Obtain the final disposition Eligibility often depends on exactly how the case ended.
Determine whether the record is wrong or simply public A correction request and an expunction petition are not the same process.
Review current Guadalupe County expunction instructions The District Clerk publishes local agency information for the process. Open Guadalupe County expunction information
Guadalupe County’s current expunction information lists local record holders that may be involved, including the District Clerk, County Clerk, County Attorney, Sheriff, Magistrate Office and Adult Probation, as well as Texas DPS and other state systems.
Do not assume a dismissal automatically removed the arrest from public databases. First obtain the disposition and determine whether a separate expunction or nondisclosure process is available.
Save before you go

Guadalupe County arrest, jail and court contacts

Guadalupe County Sheriff
2617 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

24-hour non-emergency: 830-379-1224

Metro: 830-303-5241

Admin hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Adult Detention / Jail Records

Main detention number: 830-303-6342

Jail Records: ext. 2239

Visitation: ext. 2270

Chaplain: ext. 2240

Magistrate Court
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

830-303-4188 ext. 2330

County Clerk — Misdemeanors
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

830-303-8861

Mon–Fri, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

District Clerk — Felonies
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Criminal/Collections: 830-303-8875

Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

County Attorney
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Misdemeanor / Protective Orders: 830-303-6130

Felony Division: 830-303-1922

Seguin Police Records
350 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

830-401-2350

Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Schertz Police Records
1400 Schertz Parkway, Building 6
Schertz, TX 78154

210-619-1200

Why you may see both 2615 and 2617 N. Guadalupe: The Sheriff publishes 2617 N. Guadalupe Street as its public Sheriff/admin address. Detention privileged mail and the Magistrate Court are published at 2615 N. Guadalupe Street. They are part of the same immediate detention complex area, but use the address attached to the service you are contacting.

Adult Detention / Sheriff complex

Justice Center and criminal court records

Courthouse parking tip: Guadalupe County’s current Justice Center guidance directs courtroom visitors to the Guadalupe County Parking Garage at the corner of W. Court Street and S. Travis Street, with entry at 307 W. Court Street next to the Tax Office. This is especially useful because parking immediately around the Justice Center can be limited.
Call before travelling for a jail visit, record pickup or time-sensitive court matter. Jail operations, holiday closures and court schedules can change even when normal office hours remain posted.
Practical local shortcuts

Six things worth knowing before you start clicking

Use the booking date, not a huge search range

A short date window makes “recent bookings” much easier to review and reduces same-name noise.

Write down the arresting agency

That one field tells you whether the report belongs with GCSO, Seguin Police, Schertz Police or another agency.

Booking number and SO# have different jobs

The booking number helps identify the intake. The SO# is important for detention services such as mail.

Do not send normal mail to 2615

Ordinary personal correspondence currently goes through the outside digital-mail vendor.

Know misdemeanor versus felony

Misdemeanor court records go to the County Clerk; felony district-court records go to the District Clerk.

Use 307 W. Court for courthouse parking

The county directs Justice Center visitors to its parking garage rather than relying on limited spaces beside the building.

10 Guadalupe County questions

Recent booking and arrest-record questions answered

How do I search recent bookings in Guadalupe County Texas?

Open the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s official Records Search and continue to the county Records Inquiry portal. Choose Jail Records, then search by the person’s name or booking number. For a recent arrest, use a short booking-date range when the date fields are available. Open the matching booking and verify the date of birth, booking number, booking date, arresting agency, charges and release information.

Can I search Guadalupe County jail records by booking number?

Yes. The Guadalupe County public records portal provides a Jail Records search that can be searched by booking number as well as defendant information. A booking number is particularly useful because it identifies a specific jail intake rather than every record associated with a similar name.

Why is a new Guadalupe County arrest not appearing online?

The person may still be going through booking, may be listed under a different spelling, may have been released quickly, may have received a citation instead of a jail booking, or may have been booked in another county. Guadalupe County says booking includes searching, completing the arrest report, fingerprinting and photographing the prisoner. Call Jail Records at 830-303-6342 extension 2239 when the online result remains unclear.

What is the difference between Jail Records and Judicial Records in Guadalupe County?

Jail Records answer booking and detention questions such as when a person was booked, the arresting agency, booking number, charges and release information. Judicial Records answer court questions such as the filed criminal case, court activity and disposition. A booking record is not a substitute for the final court record.

Which Guadalupe County clerk has a criminal case?

Guadalupe County misdemeanor criminal court records are handled by the County Clerk, whose Court Records division can be reached at 830-303-8861. District-court felony records are handled by the District Clerk; the Criminal and Collections Department can be reached at 830-303-8875. Fine-only Class C matters may instead be in a Justice of the Peace or municipal court.

How do I request a Guadalupe County arrest or offense report?

First identify the arresting agency from the jail record. For a Sheriff’s Office report, submit a written open-records request to the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office in person at 2617 North Guadalupe Street in Seguin, by mail, or by email at so.openrecords@guadalupetx.gov. Sheriff report copies are currently listed at 5 dollars each, with 10 cents per page after 10 pages.

How do I find bond information for a Guadalupe County inmate?

Call Guadalupe County Adult Detention bond information at 830-303-6342 and verify every active charge before arranging payment. After booking, a magistrate reviews the charges, advises the defendant of rights and determines bail or whether a personal bond is appropriate. Guadalupe County is a Bail Bond Board county, so surety companies must be licensed to post bonds there.

When can I visit an inmate at the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center?

The current Sheriff’s page lists visits by the first letter of the inmate’s last name: A through L on Fridays and Sundays, and M through Z on Saturdays and Mondays. Male visitation is listed from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m.; female visitation is listed from 8 to 10 p.m. Each inmate may receive two 30-minute visits per week. Call visitation at 830-303-6342 extension 2270 before traveling because schedules can change.

How do I send mail or money to a Guadalupe County inmate?

Non-privileged personal mail is currently sent to the county’s mail vendor at PO Box 247, Phoenix, Maryland 21131 and is scanned for digital delivery. Include the inmate’s booked name and SO number plus the sender’s full name and return address. The Sheriff’s current detention page links TouchPay Online for inmate-account funding. Confirm the inmate’s SO number before sending mail or money.

Can a Guadalupe County arrest record be expunged or sealed?

Some Texas arrest records may qualify for expunction under Chapter 55 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, while some other records may qualify for an order of nondisclosure. Eligibility is fact-specific and is not automatic. Guadalupe County’s District Clerk publishes local expunction information and identifies agencies that may need notice, including the Sheriff, County Clerk, County Attorney, District Clerk and Texas DPS.

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Live government resources behind this page

Guadalupe County Sheriff
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Accuracy and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office, Adult Detention Center, County Clerk, District Clerk, Magistrate Court, County Attorney, Seguin Police Department, Schertz Police Department, Texas DPS or TDCJ.

Booking, custody, bond, mail, telephone, visitation, provider and court information can change. Verify time-sensitive details with the responsible government office before travelling, paying money or making an important decision.

Arrest information describes an allegation and custody event; it does not establish guilt. Verify identity with multiple identifiers and use the final court disposition when the outcome matters.

Official-source review completed August 24, 2026. This page intentionally distinguishes jail records from police reports and misdemeanor court records from felony district-court records so users can contact the office that actually holds the information they need.

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