Nueces County Booking Records | Charges, Bond and Release

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Nueces County, Texas · Current custody, booking number, charges, bond and release

Confirm a Nueces County Booking Before You Act on the Charge or Bond

If someone was just arrested in Corpus Christi or elsewhere in Nueces County, the most useful first step is usually a phone call—not a third-party mugshot site. Call Nueces County Jail Information at 361-887-2300 and confirm whether booking is complete, where the person is being held, the booking number or local identifier, the charges, bond status and whether another hold is blocking release.

Once you have a booking number or SO number, the county’s court search becomes much more useful. Nueces County’s Smart Search can filter criminal cases by Booking Number or SO Number, which lets you move from an intake record to the filed charge, hearings and disposition without relying on a name alone.

Call Jail Information: 361-887-2300 Open Nueces County Case Search Booking not found?
Full booked name Date of birth Approximate arrest time Arresting agency Booking or SO number
COASTAL BOOKING STATUS CHECKING
NUECES COUNTY CUSTODY CHECK
BOOKING CONFIRMED
CHARGE + BOND REVIEW
RELEASE / HOLD CHECK
DISTRICT CLERK CASE
CASE MATCHED
BOOKING → BOND → RELEASE VERIFIED
A booking charge is an allegation, not a conviction. Jail intake information answers who is in custody and what was entered at booking. The court case is the better source for the charge actually filed and how that charge was resolved.
Current custody

Jail Information: 361-887-2300.

Main Jail

901 Leopard St., Corpus Christi.

Court shortcut

Smart Search filters by Booking Number or SO Number.

Commissary

Access Corrections and 24/7 lobby kiosks.

Verified

Official sources reviewed August 17, 2026.

Start with the actual problem

What are you trying to confirm?

ARRESTED VERY RECENTLY Is booking finished?

Call Jail Information with the name and birth date. Ask whether the person is processing, fully booked, released or transferred.

Follow the current-custody workflow
CHARGE QUESTION What was entered at booking?

Ask for every charge and case identifier. Then verify those entries through District Clerk Smart Search.

Understand the charge
BOND QUESTION Why is the person still there?

Confirm every active case, the current bond condition and whether a warrant, hold or court restriction prevents release.

Check bond and holds
COURT RESULT What happened after booking?

Search by cause number, name, booking number or SO number and read Charge plus Disposition Events.

Verify the criminal case
NO JAIL RECORD Could this be cite-and-release?

Nueces County operates a cite-and-release program for certain misdemeanors, so a criminal case can exist without a normal jail stay.

Check cite-and-release
FAMILY SUPPORT Visit, send mail or deposit funds

Confirm the current facility and local inmate ID first because each service uses different identifying information.

Help someone in custody

Go directly to the Nueces County task

Current booking workflow

Call the jail before relying on a third-party booking site

Nueces County’s own records directory identifies the Sheriff’s Office as the custodian for jail/inmate information and Sheriff reports. The Sheriff directory lists Jail Information at 361-887-2300.
Have the booked name ready Use the person’s complete legal name, including middle name or suffix when known.
Give the date of birth This reduces same-name mistakes and is especially important when the surname is common.
Explain when the arrest occurred Give the approximate date and time and the agency involved, if known.
Ask whether processing is complete A person can be in intake before every booking field, charge or release condition is final.
Request the local identifiers Ask for the booking number and the Nueces SID, SO number or other releasable local identifier associated with the record.
Ask for every charge Do not stop after the first listed offense. Multiple charges may carry separate bond or release conditions.
Ask about bond and holds separately A person can have a bond amount and still remain in custody because of another case, warrant, court order or outside hold.
Confirm the physical facility Ask whether the person is at 901 Leopard Street or another Nueces County housing location.
Ask whether release has started “Bond posted” and “released” are not the same status.
Move to the District Clerk case search Once you have a booking, SO or cause number, use it to verify the court record.
What to say when you call Jail Information
I am trying to confirm the current booking status of [full legal name], date of birth [DOB], who may have been arrested on [date] by [agency]. Can you tell me whether booking is complete, the current facility, booking number or local identifier if releasable, every active charge, current bond condition, any hold affecting release, and whether release processing has started?
Call Jail Information: 361-887-2300 Open Sheriff directory
Save before ending the call

The numbers that make the rest of the search easier

Nueces County identifiers are useful for different tasks
Identifier
Why it matters
Where it helps
Do not confuse it with
Booking number
Connects the person to a particular jail intake.
District Clerk Smart Search includes a Booking Number filter.
A criminal cause number.
SO number
Can help identify the person in county court records.
District Clerk Smart Search includes an SO Number filter.
A state SID.
Nueces SID
The Sheriff specifically requires the inmate’s Nueces SID for mailed commissary money orders or cashier’s checks.
Inmate trust-fund transactions.
The county warns not to use the State SID for that mailed-deposit process.
Inmate ID
Required on JailATM personal mail.
Digital mail and JailATM correspondence.
Assuming the booking number is automatically the same ID.
Cause / case number
Identifies the filed criminal court matter.
District Clerk case search, court copies and disposition checks.
The jail booking number.
Do not assume these numbers are interchangeable. Nueces County’s own pages use Booking Number, SO Number, Nueces SID and Inmate ID for different workflows. Copy the label together with the number.
Charge decoder

A booking charge is only the first version of the case

Booking charge

The allegation associated with intake. It can change after prosecutor review.

Filed charge

The offense reflected in the criminal court case after the prosecution has moved forward.

Disposition

The court result for a charge, such as dismissal, plea, deferred adjudication, conviction or another outcome.

What Nueces County Smart Search can show

Case style and case number
Case status and court
Judicial officer
Filed date and case type
Party name and date of birth
Charge description
Statute and level/degree
Date of offense
Disposition date
Charge disposition
Events and hearings
Assessments and payments
Best verification: Compare the booking information with the court’s Charge section, then read Disposition Events instead of assuming that a closed case means a conviction.
No booking found

Why the person may not appear where you expected

The arrest is too recent Intake and identity processing may still be underway.
The person was released quickly A short detention can end before family members start searching.
The event was cite-and-release Nueces County has a formal program for certain misdemeanor cases that can create a court obligation without a normal jail booking.
The person is listed under another name Ask about a suffix, maiden name, alternate spelling or alias.
The arrest occurred in another county The incident may have happened near Corpus Christi while the actual booking occurred elsewhere.
The person moved to state or federal custody Use TDCJ or the federal Bureau of Prisons locator when appropriate.
The record is legally restricted Juvenile, expunged and certain confidential information will not be publicly available.
The court portal is overloaded The District Clerk itself warns that high traffic can occasionally produce an error. Retry the county portal instead of assuming no case exists.
Local portal tip: Nueces County’s Case Search page currently warns that increased traffic can temporarily produce errors. If the official portal fails once, wait briefly and retry.
Smart Search

Turn a booking number into a criminal court search

Nueces County’s Smart Search help specifically lists Booking Number and SO Number among the advanced party filters.
Open the official county Case Search page Open Nueces County Case Search
Launch the Public Case Search from the county page Using the county page first helps avoid outdated third-party case-search links.
Search by case number when you already have it Nueces County says the hyphens or dashes may be omitted.
For a name, enter Last Name, First Name Include the comma. The county specifically documents this format.
Open Advanced Filtering Options This is where Booking Number, SO Number, birth-date range, FBI number and other filters appear.
For an SO-number search, use the county’s shortcut Enter an asterisk (*) in Smart Search and place the SO number in the SO Number filter.
Leave location broad if nothing appears The county’s help page recommends leaving General Filtering at All Locations and Smart Search unless narrowing is necessary.
Open the case number Review Case Information, Party, Charge, Disposition Events, Events and Hearings, and Financial sections.
Compare birth date and charge details Do not rely on a matching name alone.
Save the disposition This is the field most useful when you are trying to understand what ultimately happened to the booking charge.
Open county Case Search See official Smart Search instructions

Need a certified criminal document?

The District Clerk Criminal Division currently instructs users to fax the Customer Order Form for Criminal Copies to 361-888-0759. Include the case number, case style, document title, preferred delivery method and a callback number.
Published Nueces County criminal-copy charges
Item
Published charge
Useful when
Criminal copy
$1.00 per page
You need an official copy of a filed criminal document.
Certification
$1.00 to certify
An employer, agency, attorney or other recipient requires a certified record.
Criminal Division questions: 361-888-0495
Bond and release

Do not treat a bond amount as a guaranteed release

Confirm every active charge Ask Jail Information whether more than one cause or hold is keeping the person in custody.
Ask what type of bond is currently ordered The correct process can differ for cash, surety and personal-bond situations.
Confirm whether the bond is actually available now A displayed amount can be affected by a later magistrate or court order.
Ask about another warrant or hold Clearing one charge does not necessarily clear another jurisdiction’s hold.
Verify the approved payment location Call Jail Information before arriving with money because the county’s public pages do not publish one universal walk-in bond procedure for every criminal situation.
If using a surety company, verify licensing Nueces County has a Bail Bond Board that regulates the local bonding industry.
Ask whether personal bond is being considered The county Court Administrator supervises Nueces County’s personal bond program, but eligibility comes through the judicial process.
After payment, ask whether release processing has begun Do not assume the person walks out immediately after a bond is posted.
Bond and hold call script
I am checking the release status for [full name], date of birth [DOB], booking number [number if known]. Can you confirm every active charge or cause, the current bond type and amount on each one, whether any bond is denied or awaiting court action, whether there is another agency hold or warrant, and the approved current method for posting the bond?
Bail Bond Board

Nueces County maintains a formal board to carry out Texas bail-bond regulation and encourage professionalism in the local bonding industry.

Open Bail Bond Board
County Clerk Treasury

The County Clerk Treasury page publishes Nueces County bail-bond licensing documents.

Main line: 361-888-0580

Open bail-bond information
Personal bond programme

The Nueces County Court Administrator supervises the county personal-bond programme.

Office: 361-888-0789

This office does not let a family member self-approve release.

Getting a cash bond back later

The District Clerk Registry states that cash bonds in criminal cases are released to the person who posted the bond as required by statute. Its page provides a Motion and Order to Release Cash Bond. Do not assume the cash automatically returns the day the case closes.
Open Nueces County Registry of the Court
Important Nueces County exception

A criminal charge can exist even when there was no normal jail booking

Nueces County’s District Attorney operates a formal Cite and Release Program for qualifying misdemeanor situations. Instead of a conventional jail booking, the person receives a citation that acts as a summons to appear for an Initial Appearance/Magistration.

If there was a jail booking

  • Call Jail Information.
  • Save booking and local ID numbers.
  • Confirm charges, bond and release.
  • Use Smart Search afterward.

If it was cite-and-release

  • Keep the citation.
  • Watch the mailing address supplied on the citation.
  • Confirm the Initial Appearance date.
  • Search the court record rather than waiting for a jail roster.
The current county programme states that Initial Appearance/Magistration dates are generally the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at the Judge James E. Klager Central Jury Room, first floor, Nueces County Courthouse, 901 Leopard Street.
Do not ignore a cite-and-release notice because the person was not jailed. The county warns that failure to appear can lead to an additional criminal charge and an arrest warrant.

Cite & Release Coordinator: 361-888-0271

Read the official Cite and Release instructions
Older booking and Sheriff records

Use a written request when the live custody call is no longer enough

The Nueces County Sheriff publishes a straightforward public-information procedure for records maintained by the Sheriff’s Office.

In person
Nueces County Sheriff’s Office
901 Leopard Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
By mail
Nueces County Sheriff’s Office
Attn: Public Information Officer
P.O. Box 1940
Corpus Christi, TX 78403
By fax

361-887-2206

Be specific enough for the Sheriff to identify the existing record.

What to include

Full name, DOB, approximate booking date, arresting agency, booking number, SO number, Nueces SID, cause number and the exact record requested.

Copy-ready booking-record request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable booking, jail intake, custody and release records maintained by the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office for [full legal name], date of birth [DOB], concerning the arrest or booking on or about [date]. Known identifiers include booking number [number], SO number [number], Nueces SID [number] and criminal cause number [number]. I am requesting existing records only. Please notify me of any applicable charges before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].
A public-information request asks for records that already exist. The government body is not required to create a new explanation, perform legal research or answer hypothetical questions.

If Corpus Christi Police made the arrest

CCPD maintains its own police reports. The department directs users to an online Public Information Request form and lists its police headquarters at 321 John Sartain Street, Corpus Christi, TX 78401.
Request a Corpus Christi police report CCPD non-emergency: 361-886-2600
Where the person is housed

Confirm Main Jail versus McKinzie Annex before travelling

Nueces County Jail
901 Leopard Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

Jail Information: 361-887-2300

Jail Administration: 361-887-2301

Open around the clock for jail operations.

McKinzie Jail Annex
745 North Padre Island Drive
Corpus Christi, TX 78406

Confirm the current Annex contact and housing status through Jail Information before travelling.

Why the central phone is safer: Current county webpages display different direct McKinzie contact numbers in separate directories. Use 361-887-2300 to confirm current housing and the correct facility contact rather than relying on an old saved number.
Parking: The official jail pages reviewed do not publish a guaranteed visitor parking lot or promise free parking. Check current street and facility signage when you arrive rather than relying on an unverified parking instruction.
Visit preparation

Check the unit—not just the inmate’s last name

Nueces County has more than one visitation timetable. The dedicated visitation page contains a newer June 21, 2025 update for many fourth- and fifth-floor units. Check that dedicated page immediately before your visit instead of relying only on an older saved weekend schedule.

Current general and special schedules published by the county

Always recheck the inmate’s unit before leaving home
Housing / group
Day
Published time
Check-in note
General A–L
Saturday
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Arrive before the final 25 minutes.
General M–Z
Saturday
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Arrive before the final 25 minutes.
General M–Z
Sunday
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Arrive before the final 25 minutes.
General A–L
Sunday
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Arrive before the final 25 minutes.
Max
Saturday & Sunday
9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
4D, 5D, 5E, 5G, 5H, 5J, 1P
Saturday & Sunday
3:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
4A, 4B, 4C, 4G, 4H, 4J, 4K, 4M, 4N, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5F, 5K, 5L
Tuesday & Thursday
6:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Verify on live visitation page.

Visitor rules that are easy to miss

Follow all jail-staff directions
Bring valid government-type photo ID
Be on the inmate’s visitation list
You cannot have been incarcerated in the Nueces County Jail within the previous six months
No shorts
No hats or sunglasses
No sleeveless, backless, transparent or low-cut tops
No spandex or other form-fitting clothing
Skirts must be below the knee
No hand-carried items
No food, drinks, cigarettes or lighters
One child with one adult visitor per visit under the published rules
The county states that visitation is a privilege and jail staff may refuse a visit. Once a visitor walks out of the facility, that visit is considered terminated for the session.
Check the current dedicated visitation schedule
Mail, messaging and inmate funds

Use the inmate ID for mail and the Nueces SID for mailed money

Personal mail

All non-legal and non-commercial physical mail is scanned by the JailATM vendor and delivered electronically through a kiosk or tablet.

JailATM.com – Nueces County Jail
Inmate ID: Inmate Full Name
P.O. Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72401
  • Clearly print the inmate name and ID number.
  • Use JailATM to locate the inmate ID.
  • The physical original is destroyed after scanning.
  • Electronic messages and picture attachments can also be sent through JailATM.
Read the official jail-mail rules

Electronic deposits

The Sheriff currently links to Access Corrections for online deposits.

  • Maximum published deposit: $300.
  • Verify the inmate before payment.
  • Online service fees vary by deposit amount.
  • Electronic options make funds immediately available according to the county page.
Open Access Corrections

24/7 lobby kiosks

Main Jail kiosk
901 Leopard Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

Accepts cash in bills of $5 or more and Visa/Mastercard credit or debit cards.

McKinzie Annex kiosk
745 North Padre Island Drive
Corpus Christi, TX 78406

The county states that both jail kiosks are available 24 hours a day.

Current Nueces County published online Access Corrections fee schedule
Deposit
Online service fee
$0.01–$19.99
$2.95
$20.00–$99.99
$5.95
$100.00–$199.99
$7.95
$200.00–$300.00
$9.95
Fees can change. Open the current Sheriff commissary page immediately before making a large deposit.

Cashier’s check or money order

This method uses the inmate’s Nueces SID—not the State SID. The Sheriff states that personal checks are not accepted.
Make payable to “Inmate Trust Fund”
Use C/O the inmate receiving the money
Include inmate date of birth
Include the inmate’s Nueces SID
Use black or blue pen
Do not use metallic, glitter or gel colours
Do not take the money order to the Jail Information Booth
Do not hand it over during visitation
Jail Commissary questions: 361-887-2320
Check current commissary instructions and fees

Inmate telephone service

The current county pages reviewed for this article do not clearly identify one current inmate voice-call provider. Do not create a phone account from an old third-party article. Call 361-887-2300 and ask which provider applies to the inmate’s current facility.
Health concerns

If the person has medication or an urgent medical issue

The Sheriff directory lists Jail Medical at 361-887-2333. The county states that in-house inmate medical services are provided by Armor Health, while Christus Spohn Health Systems is used for outside medical services.
Call Jail Medical rather than sending medication with a visitor Ask staff what information or pharmacy verification is required.
Give the inmate’s full booked name and DOB Add the booking number, Nueces SID or current facility if known.
Explain the condition briefly State the medication name, prescribing provider and immediate concern without discussing unrelated case information.
For an immediate life-threatening emergency, follow emergency instructions Do not rely on email or ordinary mail for an urgent medical issue.

Jail Medical: 361-887-2333

Victim and survivor help

Booking information is not the same as case notification

If you are the victim of the alleged offense, the District Attorney’s Crime Victims Assistance programme can help with case notification, criminal-justice support, referrals, crime-victim compensation, court preparation and victim-impact information.

District Attorney
Nueces County Courthouse
901 Leopard Street
2nd Floor, Room 206
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

Front Desk: 361-888-0410

Why call Victim Assistance
  • Case-status notification
  • Court support
  • Crime Victims Compensation assistance
  • Victim impact information
  • Social-service referrals
Open Nueces County Victims Assistance
Old booking still appearing?

Separate a factual correction from an expunction

Incorrect record

If the booking date, name, charge or other field is wrong, first identify which agency created the inaccurate information and obtain the controlling court or agency document.

Accurate record that may qualify for clearing

Texas expunction is a legal process with eligibility rules. A dismissal alone does not mean every arrest automatically disappears from every database.

Very useful local update: Effective September 1, 2025, Nueces County’s District Clerk publishes a local expunction-agency list to help petitioners identify government agencies that may need to be included in an expunction petition and order.
Nueces County District Clerk
Attn: Expunctions
901 Leopard Street, Room 313
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

Email: Nueces.DC@nuecescountytx.gov

Nueces County Sheriff
Attn: Expunctions
901 Leopard Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

The county’s live expunction page lists the current Sheriff service emails.

Corpus Christi Police
Attn: Expunction Clerk
321 John Sartain Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

The District Clerk page states that CCPD expunction service must currently be made by U.S. mail.

Use the live agency list when filing. The District Clerk warns that its list may not include every agency applicable to a particular arrest.
Open official Nueces County Expunction Information
Save these contacts

Nueces County booking, jail and court phone numbers

Jail Information

361-887-2300

Current booking, custody, housing and release questions.

Jail Administration

361-887-2301

Jail Identification

361-887-2313

Jail Medical

361-887-2333

Jail Commissary

361-887-2320

Sheriff Administration

361-887-2222

Sheriff non-emergency

361-826-2900

District Clerk

361-888-0450

Email: nueces.districtclerk@nuecescountytx.gov

Criminal Division help

361-888-0495

Mental Health Public Defender

361-414-6610

District Attorney

361-888-0410

CCPD non-emergency

361-886-2600

Main Jail and Nueces County Courthouse

McKinzie Jail Annex

Before driving to either location: Call Jail Information to verify that the person is still housed there, confirm the unit, visitation eligibility and current check-in rules.
Local practical notes

Nueces County details that can save a wasted trip or payment

Call before searching third-party rosters

The county’s current official website does not offer the same kind of obvious live public booking roster seen in some larger Texas counties.

Ask for the booking number

The District Clerk portal can use that number later as a party-search filter.

Save the SO number too

The county even publishes a Smart Search shortcut specifically for SO-number searches.

Do not mix up SID numbers

Mailed commissary funds require the inmate’s Nueces SID, not the State SID.

Visitation changed in 2025

Many fourth- and fifth-floor units now have a Tuesday/Thursday evening schedule rather than the general weekend schedule.

No booking does not mean no criminal case

The local cite-and-release programme is a real reason someone may have a criminal court obligation without the expected jail record.

JailATM mail is scanned

The physical original of ordinary personal mail is destroyed after electronic processing.

Money and mail use different IDs

JailATM uses an inmate ID; mailed commissary funds use the Nueces SID.

Do not promise a release time

A paid bond can still require case, warrant and hold clearance before the person actually leaves custody.

10 Nueces County questions

Booking, charge, bond and release questions answered

How do I find someone recently booked into Nueces County Jail?

Nueces County does not currently present a simple public live booking roster on its main county website. For a recent arrest, call Nueces County Jail Information at 361-887-2300 with the person’s full name and date of birth. Ask whether booking is complete, whether the person is still in custody, the Nueces SID or SO number if releasable, the booking number, current facility, charges, bond status and release status.

Can I search a Nueces County criminal case by booking number?

Yes. Nueces County’s District Clerk Smart Search includes advanced party filters for Booking Number and SO Number. You can also search by case number or party name entered as Last Name, First Name. When using an SO number, the county’s help page recommends placing an asterisk in the main Smart Search box and entering the SO number in its filter field.

What information should I ask for when calling Nueces County Jail?

Ask staff to confirm the booked name, whether processing is complete, current custody status, booking number, Nueces SID or other local identifier when available, housing facility, charges, bond or release conditions and whether another hold prevents release. Have the person’s date of birth and approximate arrest date ready.

Does a Nueces County booking charge mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking charge describes an allegation associated with an arrest or jail intake. It does not establish guilt and may not be identical to the charge ultimately filed in court. Search the Nueces County District Clerk case record and review the Charge and Disposition Events sections for the court outcome.

How do I check bond and release status in Nueces County?

Start with Nueces County Jail Information at 361-887-2300 and ask staff to confirm every active charge, current bond condition and any additional hold. A bond amount on one case does not necessarily mean a person can be released if another case, warrant or hold remains. The county Court Administrator also supervises the personal bond program, but eligibility and release must be determined through the court process.

Where is the Nueces County Jail?

The main Nueces County Jail is located at 901 Leopard Street, Corpus Christi, Texas 78401. The Sheriff’s Jail Information line is 361-887-2300. The county also operates the McKinzie Jail Annex at 745 North Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, so confirm the person’s current housing location before visiting.

How do I visit someone in Nueces County Jail?

Check the inmate’s current unit before traveling because Nueces County uses different schedules for general population, maximum security and certain fourth- and fifth-floor units. Visitors must have valid government photo identification, be on the visitation list and follow the jail dress and property rules. The dedicated county visitation page should be checked immediately before a visit for the current unit schedule.

What is the Nueces County inmate mailing address?

Non-legal and non-commercial personal mail is processed electronically through JailATM. The county currently directs physical personal correspondence to JailATM.com – Nueces County Jail, Inmate ID: Inmate Full Name, P.O. Box 16120, Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401. The inmate’s name and ID number must be clearly shown.

How do I add money to a Nueces County inmate account?

Nueces County currently offers lobby kiosks at the Main Jail and McKinzie Annex, an Access Corrections online option, a card-based telephone option and approved cashier’s-check or money-order procedures. The county currently publishes a maximum electronic or kiosk deposit of 300 dollars. Verify the inmate’s local Nueces SID and current housing before depositing.

How do I request older Nueces County booking or arrest records?

For Sheriff-held jail or arrest information, submit a written public information request to the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office. Requests may be delivered in person at 901 Leopard Street, mailed to the Public Information Officer at P.O. Box 1940, Corpus Christi, Texas 78403, or faxed to 361-887-2206. For a Corpus Christi Police report, use the CCPD public-information request process instead.

Official resources

Primary Nueces County sources used for this page

Sheriff and Jail
Criminal Court
Police and Legal Help
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational website. It is not the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office, Nueces County District Clerk, Corpus Christi Police Department, Nueces County District Attorney, Public Defender, JailATM, Access Corrections or a law firm.

Booking, custody, charges, housing, bond, visitation, commissary fees, office procedures and court information can change. Verify time-sensitive details directly with the official agency before travelling, paying money, publishing an allegation or making a legal decision.

A booking or arrest does not establish guilt. Match multiple identifiers before treating a record as belonging to a particular person, and use the criminal court disposition when you need to know how the case ended.

Last official-source review: August 17, 2026. Where current Nueces County pages conflicted or did not clearly publish a procedure—such as a single current McKinzie direct telephone number, guaranteed visitor parking or the current inmate voice-call provider—this article directs readers to Jail Information rather than guessing.

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