Guadalupe County Recent Arrests | Booking Reports

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Guadalupe County, Texas · Fresh jail bookings, bond status, release dates and booking reports

Find a New Guadalupe County Booking Before You Chase the Wrong Record

If you just heard that someone was arrested in Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, Marion or elsewhere in Guadalupe County, start with the county’s live jail records—not a social-media post or a copied mugshot page. Search the booked name or booking number, then narrow the result with the birth date and booking date when possible.

Once you find the booking, save the booking number, arresting agency, booking date, charges, bond information and release status. Those details tell you what to do next: call the jail, contact a bondsman, request the police report, schedule a visit or locate the criminal court case.

Open Guadalupe County Records Inquiry Open Sheriff Records Search Arrest not showing yet?
Booked legal name Date of birth Approximate arrest date Booking number if known Arresting agency if known
GUADALUPE COUNTY BOOKING DESK LIVE RECORD ROUTE
BOOKING
DATE FILTER
JAIL RECORD SEGUIN, TX
BOOKED → VERIFY
NEXT CHECK

Booking number

Charges

Bond

Release date

LIVE RECORD
BOOKING NAME + DOB MATCH OPEN
BOND CHECK ALL CHARGES VERIFY
RELEASE DATE MAY CHANGE RECHECK
COURT FIND FINAL OUTCOME NEXT
A recent booking is not proof of guilt. The jail record documents an arrest and custody event. Charges can be rejected, changed, dismissed or resolved differently after magistration and prosecutor review.
Live source

Use Guadalupe County Records Inquiry for current jail records.

Jail records help

830-303-6342 ext. 2239.

Bond help

830-303-6342.

Detention center

2615 N. Guadalupe St., Seguin.

Reviewed

Official sources checked August 24, 2026.

Start here

Pick the question you actually need answered

ARRESTED TODAY Is the person booked yet?

Search Jail Records using the name and booking-date range. Call Jail Records if a very recent arrest does not appear.

Run the recent-booking search
STILL IN JAIL? Check the release field

Open the booking details and confirm the current release status before driving to Seguin.

Check custody and release
NEED BOND Verify every charge first

One booking can contain more than one charge. Confirm the bond for each charge before paying anyone.

Understand bond and magistration
NEED POLICE REPORT Look at the arresting agency

A Guadalupe County jail booking does not mean the Sheriff created the incident report.

Find the correct report owner
NEED COURT RESULT Move from booking to court

Misdemeanors and felonies are maintained by different clerk offices.

Find the criminal case
HELPING AN INMATE Visit, call, mail or deposit

Use the current SO number and follow the detention center’s specific rules.

Help someone in custody

Jump directly to the task

This page is arranged for people who may be searching while the booking is still developing.

Booking-report decoder

What the recent-arrest fields mean

A jail booking tells you what happened at intake—not necessarily how the case ended
Field What it helps identify What it does not prove Best next step
Booking number One jail intake event. That every charge became a prosecuted case. Use it when calling Jail Records.
SO number The Sheriff’s identifier associated with the person. That every booking under that person number is the same incident. Use it for mail and detention questions.
Booking date When the person was processed into the jail. The exact time of the alleged offense. Compare it with the arrest report and offense date.
Release date When the displayed detention event ended, if a date is posted. That the criminal charge was dismissed. Check the criminal court disposition.
Arresting agency The law-enforcement agency connected to the arrest. That the jail owns the police report. Request the incident narrative from that agency.
Charge An accusation connected to the booking. Guilt or final prosecutor action. Locate the filed misdemeanor or felony case.
Offense date A date connected to the alleged offense. That the person was arrested on the same date. Compare with booking and report dates.
Bond amount A release condition associated with a charge. That paying one amount clears every charge. Call the jail and verify all active holds.
Bond type Whether the entry involves cash, surety, personal or another bond condition. That release processing is complete. Confirm the latest magistrate or court order.
Booking photo A custody-processing image when displayed. Guilt or identity by itself. Match the photo with DOB and booking number.
Do not identify someone from a photo or name alone. Match the date of birth plus at least one other strong identifier such as booking number, SO number, booking date or court case.
New arrest not showing

What to check before assuming the arrest never happened

Booking is still in progress The Sheriff says processing includes searching the prisoner, completing the arrest report, fingerprinting and photographing.
The person is waiting for magistration After processing, the person can remain in a holding cell until the magistrate reviews the charges and bail.
The name is entered differently Try the surname, middle name, suffix, hyphenated name, former name or spelling variation.
The person was released quickly Add a release-date range rather than searching only for people you expect to be in custody.
It was a citation instead of a jail booking A criminal or municipal case can exist without a lengthy county-jail stay.
The person was booked in another county Search the jail where the person was physically taken, not simply where they live.
The record is legally restricted Juvenile, expunged and other confidential information may not be publicly searchable.
The portal is not responding Call the jail-records line rather than using an unofficial roster as proof of custody.
Call script for a fresh arrest
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked into the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center after an arrest on or about [date/time]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently in custody, released, transferred or listed under another booking or SO number?
Jail Records: 830-303-6342 ext. 2239
Main jail/bond information: 830-303-6342
Sheriff 24-hour line: 830-379-1224
What happens after arrest

The Guadalupe County booking-to-magistrate sequence

Arrival at the detention center The arrested person is brought to the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center for processing.
Search and arrest paperwork Detention staff process the individual and complete required arrest and booking documentation.
Fingerprints and photograph Identification processing includes fingerprinting and photographing.
Holding cell After processing, the person can be held pending magistration.
Magistrate review The magistrate advises the defendant of the charges and constitutional rights and determines bail and release conditions.
Attorney appointment when appropriate The Magistrate Court says it can facilitate or make an appointment of counsel for an eligible defendant.
Case moves to the filing court The eventual plea and prosecution occur in the appropriate District Court, County Court at Law, Municipal Court or Justice Court—not during magistration.
Guadalupe-specific point: Magistrate Court is held every day, including holidays. The Magistrate Court office is at 2615 N. Guadalupe Street, the same address as the Adult Detention Center.
Guadalupe County Magistrate Court
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155
Clerk contact: 830-303-4188 ext. 2330
Do not call the Magistrate Court to privately argue the facts of a pending case. The county specifically notes that judges and court staff are restricted from improper private communications about the merits of pending proceedings.
Custody and release

How to tell whether the person is still in Guadalupe County Jail

Open the same booking record Do not start a second search if you already saved the booking number.
Look for a release date or current custody indication A completed release field usually shows that the displayed detention event has ended.
Check every charge A bond or release condition attached to one charge does not necessarily clear another charge or warrant.
Call before driving to Seguin Online information can change while release paperwork is being completed.
Keep following the court case Release from jail does not mean the criminal case is dismissed or finished.
Released is not the same as cleared. A person can be released on bond, personal bond or another condition while the prosecution remains pending.
Bail and bond

Verify bond after magistration—not from an old screenshot

Cash bond

The accused posts the required amount as security for appearing in court. The Sheriff advises users to verify the actual procedure with the appropriate clerk.

Surety bond

A licensed bail-bond company posts the bond under an agreement with the defendant. The defendant typically pays the bondsman according to that private agreement.

Personal bond

The defendant may be released without posting the full dollar amount, subject to the court’s agreement and release conditions.

Why the amount changes

The magistrate can consider factors such as residence, employment, prior failures to appear and seriousness of the alleged offense.

Verify the booking number and SO number Make sure you are discussing the correct person.
List every charge Do not ask only for “the bond.” Ask for the current status of each charge.
Ask whether magistration is complete Bail may not be final before judicial review.
Ask about additional holds Another warrant or agency hold can affect release even when one bond is posted.
Use a licensed bondsman when choosing surety Guadalupe County is a Bail Bond Board county.
Ask for the approved list The Sheriff’s Office says an approved list of bonding companies is available at the office.
Do not ask jail staff to recommend one company Sheriff employees may not contact or recommend a bondsman for you.
Bond Information: 830-303-6342
Bond call script
I am calling about [full booked name], date of birth [date], booking number [number] and SO number [number if known]. Has magistration been completed? Please confirm each active charge, the current bond type and amount for each charge, and whether any additional warrant or hold would prevent release.
Booking report vs. police report

Use the arresting agency when you need the incident narrative

A jail booking is not the full police report. The Adult Detention Center can hold someone arrested by the Sheriff, Seguin Police, Schertz Police, another municipal department, a constable, DPS or another agency.
Match the document to the office that owns it
You need Start here Useful identifiers Do not confuse it with
Recent booking and release Guadalupe County Jail Records Name, DOB, SO number, booking number and dates. The police incident narrative.
Sheriff offense or arrest report GCSO Open Records Name, date, location, report number and incident description. A report created by Seguin or Schertz Police.
Seguin Police report Seguin PD Records Division Name, address, phone, report type, incident date, case number and involved persons. The county jail booking.
Schertz Police report Schertz Police Records Incident date, report number, involved names and requested document. Guadalupe County Clerk court records.
Misdemeanor court outcome Guadalupe County Clerk Case number, defendant name and DOB. The original booking charge.
Felony court outcome Guadalupe County District Clerk Cause number, defendant name and filing information. A Sheriff arrest report.

Seguin Police arrest

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

Records phone: 830-401-2350

Police main: 830-379-2123

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

Seguin requires written open-record requests and asks for the requester’s name, address, telephone number, report type, incident date, case number when known and involved names.

Open Seguin Police Records

Schertz Police arrest

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

Phone: 210-619-1200

Monday–Thursday: 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Schertz says offense and incident reports require an open-records request. Its Records Section maintains adult and juvenile offense reports, crash reports and arrest reports.

Open Schertz Police Records
Sheriff open records

Request a Guadalupe County Sheriff report in writing

Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office
2617 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155
Email: so.openrecords@guadalupetx.gov
Phone: 830-379-1224
Confirm HCSO created the report Check the arresting-agency field in the booking first.
Write a specific request Identify the report, date, location and people involved rather than asking the agency to research an open-ended question.
Include known report or booking numbers Exact identifiers reduce unnecessary search time.
Email, mail or request at the Sheriff lobby The current Sheriff page lists lobby records service Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Wait for any cost notice The Sheriff says required fees must be paid before the records are released.
Use exact cash or credit card if paying the Sheriff The current open-records page lists those payment options.
Current fees published by the Guadalupe County Sheriff
Request type Published fee Important note
Copy of report $5 each $0.10 per page after 10 pages.
Copy of recording $75 Other request-specific costs may apply.
Research / assembling information $25 per hour Ask for a cost estimate on a broad request.
The Sheriff’s current page says an open-records request can take up to 10 business days to process. That is not a reason to delay an urgent custody or bond question—call the jail directly for live custody information.
Copy-ready Sheriff report request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable offense, incident and arrest-related records concerning [full legal name] for the event on or about [date/time] at [location]. Known identifiers include booking number [number], SO number [number], report number [number] and arresting deputy or unit [if known]. Please provide electronic copies when available and notify me of any estimated charge before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].
Vehicle collision? The Sheriff directs crash-report requests to TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System because the collision report may not be available through the Sheriff’s normal open-record process.
Open Sheriff Open Records Open TxDOT CRIS
After the booking

Find the criminal case instead of treating the jail charge as final

Simple rule: use the County Clerk for misdemeanor County Court-at-Law records and the District Clerk for felony district-court records.

Misdemeanor criminal case

The Guadalupe County Clerk maintains misdemeanor criminal court records for the County Courts at Law.

County Clerk Main Office
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Court Records: 830-303-8861

Email: cccourts@guadalupetx.gov

Main office hours: Monday–Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Open County Clerk

Felony criminal case

The Guadalupe County District Clerk is the custodian of district-court filings and criminal records.

District Clerk Main Office
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Criminal / Collections: 830-303-8875

Email: dccourts@guadalupetx.gov

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

Open District Clerk
Copy the booking details first Save the defendant name, DOB, charge and any case or complaint number.
Open Judicial Records Search The county’s Records Inquiry portal combines jail and judicial searches. Open Judicial Records Search
Search the defendant Narrow by case number, case type or filing information when the portal gives too many results.
Compare the charge carefully The final filed offense can differ from the jail’s first booking description.
Read the newest court activity Look for filing, bond orders, hearings, plea activity, dismissal, judgment or sentencing.
Check each count separately Several charges from one arrest can end differently.
Do not send a misdemeanor payment just because you found a case online. The County Clerk says to call 830-303-8861 first, and warns not to submit payment before the court hearing when the office may not yet accept payment.

Certified or paper court records

District Clerk copy charges published in the current fee schedule
Service Published fee Use
Non-certified paper copy $1 per page Ordinary record review.
Certified copy $1 per page + $5 seal Official proof when certification is required.
Electronic non-certified document $1 first 10 pages; $0.10/page at 11+ pages Available electronic copies.
Record search $5 Clerk-performed search when required.
Adult Detention Center

Know which number to call instead of starting with the main switchboard

Jail Records

830-303-6342 ext. 2239

Use for booking and jail-record questions.

Bond Information

830-303-6342

Confirm current bail after magistration.

Visitation

830-303-6342 ext. 2270

Call before travelling when the visit schedule is uncertain.

Background-check help

830-303-6342 ext. 2239

For statewide criminal history, use Texas DPS instead.

Chaplain Service

830-303-6342 ext. 2240

Use for detention chaplain questions.

Facility size

The county describes the Adult Detention Center as a 598-bed facility.

It reports an average of roughly 8,000 bookings per year.

Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155
The Sheriff’s administrative office is next door at 2617 N. Guadalupe Street. Do not confuse the 2617 Sheriff office address with the 2615 detention-center address when you are going to visitation or Magistrate Court.

Parking and arrival

The current detention page does not publish a dedicated visitor-parking instruction or fee. Check the map before leaving and call Visitation at 830-303-6342 ext. 2270 if you need current arrival or entrance guidance rather than relying on an old third-party parking description.
In-person visitation

The visit day depends on the inmate’s last name

Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center visitation schedule
Inmate group Visit days Published visit hours
Last name A–L Friday and Sunday Use the male or female time block listed below.
Last name M–Z Saturday and Monday Use the male or female time block listed below.
Male visitation Assigned A–L or M–Z days 8:30–10:30 a.m. and noon–4:00 p.m.
Female visitation Assigned A–L or M–Z days 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Bring valid government-issued photo identification
Two visits per week maximum
Each visit lasts 30 minutes
No combining the two visits into one 60-minute session
Sign-up begins 15 minutes before visit hours
Sign-up ends 45 minutes before the visit period closes
Children 16 or younger must stay with a responsible listed adult
Conservative clothing is required
Bring only identification and keys into the facility
Phones, bags, food, drinks and cameras are prohibited
The Shift Commander may approve a special visit for an immediate family member travelling a verifiable distance greater than 100 miles from Seguin. Proof of family relationship may be required.
Do not drive over based only on this schedule. Facility emergencies and operational changes can affect visitation. Call ext. 2270 when the trip is significant.
Mail, calls and inmate funds

Use the SO number before sending anything

Personal letters

The current county page says non-privileged incoming mail is sent to the jail’s mail vendor and digitally delivered on the secure inmate tablet.

Include:

  • the inmate’s full booked name;
  • the inmate’s SO number;
  • the sender’s full name; and
  • the sender’s complete return address.

Current vendor address published by the county:

Inmate Full Booked Name + SO#
PO Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

Legal / privileged mail

Privileged mail is sent directly to the detention center:

Inmate Full Name + SO#
Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Qualifying privileged mail is opened in the inmate’s presence for contraband inspection.

Telephone calls

  • No incoming inmate calls are accepted.
  • Staff do not deliver ordinary phone messages.
  • Housing-unit phones are available 7:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.
  • Calls have a 20-minute maximum.
  • Calls are monitored and recorded.
  • Collect and prepaid calls are available.

Inmate deposits

The county links families to TouchPay for inmate-account funding.

Confirm the inmate’s full booked name and SO number before depositing.

Open TouchPay

Mail that can be rejected

Stickers
Glitter
Lipstick
Perfume or cologne
Bodily fluids or other substances
Contraband
Missing sender name or return address
Missing inmate booked name or SO number
The county currently lists info@textbehind.com for digital-mail delivery support while identifying the incoming-mail vendor as ViaPath. Because provider branding and mail routing can change, check the live Adult Detention page immediately before mailing.

Books, magazines, newspapers and photos

Books and magazines

They must be ordered and mailed directly from the publisher to 2615 N. Guadalupe Street.

Newspapers

They are accepted only through subscription and are mailed directly to the detention center. The county says newspapers more than seven days old are disposed of.

Photos

Photos go to the digital-mail vendor at PO Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131 and are digitally delivered. Nude or sexually explicit images are prohibited.

Physical photo copies

The detention center says it does not print physical photos for inmates and does not accept physical photos directly at the facility.

GTL / AdvancePay telephone help

Prepaid account / blocked-number assistance: 866-230-7761
General billing: 877-650-4249
County-published support hours for prepaid account assistance:
Monday–Friday: 6:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Central
Saturday–Sunday: 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Avoid discussing the criminal case on normal jail calls. The Sheriff explicitly states that inmate telephone calls are monitored and recorded.
Property and clothing

Know what family can—and cannot—bring to the jail

Personal property pickup

Property can be picked up Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding county holidays.

  • The inmate must complete a property-release form.
  • The form must identify the person receiving the property.
  • The recipient must present state-issued identification.
Court clothing

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

A released inmate who lacks appropriate clothing to leave the facility may be issued indigent clothing.

When a transferred inmate cannot take property and does not arrange for pickup, the county says property may be destroyed or donated to indigent after 30 days.
Attorney and victim help

Ask for counsel during the court process—not from a bond company

Court-appointed attorney

Guadalupe County Magistrate Court says the judge can facilitate or make appointment of an attorney when appropriate.

The defendant should clearly request appointed counsel if they cannot afford an attorney and complete any required indigency paperwork.

Private criminal lawyer

Verify Texas license status and ask about experience in the specific Guadalupe County court handling the charge.

A bail bondsman gets someone released under a bond agreement; a bondsman does not replace defense counsel.

State Bar Lawyer Referral
Attorney jail visits

Attorneys may visit clients 24 hours a day unless a facility emergency prevents the visit.

The attorney must bring a valid driver’s license and state-issued bar card.

Victim notification

Guadalupe County directs victims and families to Texas IVSS Counties for custody-status notifications and victim resources.

Open Texas IVSS Counties
Guadalupe County Attorney
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155
Misdemeanor Division: 830-303-6130
Felony Division: 830-303-1922
Older and statewide records

A recent-booking search is not a complete criminal-history check

Texas DPS criminal history

Use Texas DPS when the purpose is a broader statewide criminal-history search rather than locating one Guadalupe County booking.

The Guadalupe County District Clerk has published a notice stating that it stopped performing criminal background searches in July 2015 and directs users to Texas DPS.

Open Texas DPS Criminal History

Texas prison search

Use TDCJ after someone has entered Texas state-prison custody or when you need state-unit, SID, offense or release information.

Open TDCJ Inmate Information
Name-based criminal history can produce same-name matches. A Guadalupe County booking and a Texas DPS name result should not be treated as fingerprint confirmation without additional identity evidence.

When an old arrest should no longer be public

Guadalupe County expunction routing is unusually useful

The District Clerk publishes a current local list of agencies commonly involved in an expunction, including:

  • Guadalupe County District Clerk;
  • Guadalupe County Clerk;
  • Guadalupe County Attorney;
  • Guadalupe County Sheriff;
  • Guadalupe County Magistrate Office;
  • Guadalupe County Adult Probation;
  • Texas Office of Court Administration;
  • Texas Department of Criminal Justice; and
  • Texas Department of Public Safety.

Sheriff expunction email: gcso-expunction@guadalupetx.gov

Open Guadalupe County Expunction Information
Expunction and nondisclosure are different remedies. Eligibility depends on the exact arrest, charge, disposition and criminal history. Obtain the complete court disposition before deciding which process may apply.
Local practical checks

Six Guadalupe County mistakes that are easy to avoid

Do not confuse 2615 and 2617

The Adult Detention Center is at 2615 N. Guadalupe Street. The Sheriff’s administrative office is at 2617.

Do not call the Clerk for a cell status

Use Jail Records ext. 2239 for booking and detention questions.

Do not request every police report from HCSO

Use the arresting agency shown in the booking record.

Do not mail ordinary letters to the jail

Current non-privileged mail uses the county’s digital-mail vendor route.

Do not bring a purse or phone into visitation

The county says visitors may bring only identification and keys.

Do not treat release as dismissal

Search the County Clerk or District Clerk case to find the actual disposition.

Phone and address desk

Guadalupe County arrest, jail and court contacts

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

24-hour: 830-379-1224

Metro: 830-303-5241

Adult Detention Center
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Main / Bond: 830-303-6342

Jail Records

830-303-6342 ext. 2239

Recent booking and jail-record questions.

Visitation

830-303-6342 ext. 2270

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

830-303-8861

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

Criminal / Collections: 830-303-8875

Magistrate Court
2615 N. Guadalupe Street
Seguin, TX 78155

830-303-4188 ext. 2330

County Attorney
211 W. Court Street
Seguin, TX 78155

Misdemeanor: 830-303-6130

Felony: 830-303-1922

Map to the Adult Detention Center

Map to the Guadalupe County Justice Center

10 recent-arrest questions

Guadalupe County booking questions answered

How do I find recent arrests in Guadalupe County Texas?

Open the official Guadalupe County Records Inquiry portal from the Sheriff’s Records Search page and choose Jail Records. Search by the person’s name or booking number and narrow the results with date of birth, booking-date or release-date filters when available. Open the booking number to review the individual booking details.

Can I search Guadalupe County bookings from today or yesterday?

Use the booking-date range in the Guadalupe County jail records search to narrow results to the day or days you need. Guadalupe County does not publish a guaranteed fixed definition of recent arrests, so using the live booking-date filter is more reliable than relying on a static third-party recent-arrest list.

What information appears in a Guadalupe County booking record?

The public jail inquiry can show information such as the defendant’s name, date of birth, booking number, booking date, release date when applicable, arresting agency and charges. Opening the detailed booking can provide additional charge, bond, offense and custody information when publicly available.

Why is a new Guadalupe County arrest not showing online yet?

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 rather than being jailed, or may have been booked in another county. The Sheriff’s official page says booking involves searching, completing the arrest report, fingerprinting and photographing before the person is held pending magistration. Call Jail Records at 830-303-6342 extension 2239 when the online result remains unclear.

Is a Guadalupe County booking report the same as the police arrest report?

No. The jail booking record documents intake, custody, charges and related jail information. The offense or arrest report is generally maintained by the law-enforcement agency whose officer handled the incident. If Seguin Police or Schertz Police made the arrest, request that agency’s report rather than assuming the Sheriff’s jail maintains the complete police narrative.

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

Review the booking details in the county Records Inquiry portal and call the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center at 830-303-6342 to confirm current bond information. Guadalupe County is a Bail Bond Board county, so surety companies must be licensed. The Sheriff’s Office says employees cannot recommend or contact a bondsman for you.

How can I tell if someone has been released from Guadalupe County Jail?

Search the jail record using the person’s name or booking number and review the release-date information. Because release status can change after a search is viewed, call Jail Records at 830-303-6342 extension 2239 when you need current confirmation before travelling to the detention center.

How do I find the court case after a Guadalupe County arrest?

Use the Guadalupe County Judicial Records Search after locating the booking. Misdemeanor criminal court records are handled through the County Clerk, while felony district-court records are handled through the District Clerk. Compare the name, case number, filing date and charge rather than assuming the original booking charge is the final court charge.

How do I request a Guadalupe County Sheriff’s arrest or incident report?

Submit a written request to the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office through its current Open Records process or email so.openrecords@guadalupetx.gov. The Sheriff’s page lists report copies at 5 dollars each with 10 cents per page after 10 pages, recordings at 75 dollars and research or assembling information at 25 dollars per hour. Confirm current charges before paying.

Does a recent Guadalupe County arrest mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking records an arrest and detention event, not guilt. After the arrest, a magistrate reviews the charges and bail, and prosecutors decide what charges proceed in court. Search the appropriate Guadalupe County court record to find the filed charge and disposition.

Official sources

Live pages worth bookmarking

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Accuracy and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational website. It is not the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office, Adult Detention Center, Magistrate Court, County Clerk, District Clerk, County Attorney, Texas DPS, TDCJ or a law firm.

Booking, bond, custody, release, visitation, mail, provider, court and fee information can change. Verify current information directly with the responsible government office before sending money, travelling to the jail or relying on a record for an important decision.

An arrest or booking is an accusation and custody event, not proof of guilt. Every accused person is presumed innocent unless and until guilt is established through the legal process.

Last official-source review: August 24, 2026. The article intentionally avoids republishing a static list of named recent arrestees because live booking and release records can change rapidly.

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