Tarrant County Warrant Search | Active Warrants

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Tarrant County, Texas · Recent bookings, CID search, jail photos and court verification

Find the Booking First, Then Confirm the Person and Case

Tarrant County uses two different official tools for this task. The Daily Booked-In Reports show who was booked during the most recent 14 days, while the separate Inmate Search can show current custody, a CID, active bookings, bond information and an available booking photo.

The quickest route is to open the newest daily report, copy the person’s CID, and search that CID in the inmate database. Before trusting the photo, match the CID, booking number, book-in date and current facility. Then check the criminal court record because a booking image does not show whether a charge was dismissed, changed or proven.

Open recent booking reports Search by name or CID Photo not available?
Booked legal name CID number Booking number Approximate booking date Race and sex filters
TARRANT BOOKING PHOTO LAB CID CHECK
INMATE DETAIL
CID MATCHED
PHOTO + BOOKING VERIFIED
A mugshot records booking—not guilt. A photograph may confirm that someone passed through the booking process, but it does not show the final filed charge, conviction status or court outcome. Avoid identifying a person from facial appearance alone.
Recent-booking window

Official daily reports cover the most recent 14 days.

Newest report

Day 1 is newest; Day 14 is the oldest listed report.

Best search key

Use the CID copied from the daily booking report.

Photo availability

The detail page may show a photo or “Mugshot not available.”

Jail information

Call 817-884-3000 before paying or travelling.

Choose the right starting point

What are you trying to find?

BOOKED TODAY Open Day 1 first

Use the newest Daily Booked-In Report to find the booked name, CID, book-in date, booking number and listed charge.

Follow the recent-booking route
BOOKING PHOTO Move the CID into Inmate Search

The daily PDF does not show photos. Search its CID in the separate inmate database and open the matching detail page.

Find an available mugshot
STILL IN JAIL? Read the current-facility message

The detail page identifies current custody and may name the Corrections Center, Lon Evans or Green Bay.

Check custody and facility
BOND OR RELEASE Review every active booking

Check bond type, amount, posted status, conditions and any hold or no-bond entry before paying.

Verify bond information
FINAL CASE RESULT Use the correct court clerk

The County Clerk holds Class A and B misdemeanor records; the District Clerk handles felony cases.

Find the court disposition
OFFICIAL COPY OR REMOVAL Request the record or obtain the disposition

Use the Sheriff’s Records Division for jail records and the court clerk for certified case documents.

Request or correct a record

Jump directly to the Tarrant County task

The first sections explain how to locate the photo. Later sections cover court verification and family support.

Official 14-day booking list

Find a recent Tarrant County booking before searching for the photo

Tarrant County publishes 14 separate Daily Booked-In Reports. Day 1 is the newest report and Day 14 is the oldest. Each report covers people booked during the reporting period shown on the PDF.
Open the Daily Booked-In Reports page Open the official 14-day report list
Select Day 1 for the newest arrests The report opens as a PDF. Read the report date at the top rather than assuming it represents today.
Move backward through the reports when necessary Use Day 2, Day 3 and later reports when the booking happened earlier.
Use the PDF search function On most computers press Ctrl+F or Command+F and enter the surname. On a phone, use the PDF viewer’s Find option.
Confirm the full booked name Watch for middle names, suffixes, alternate spellings and several people with similar names.
Copy the CID The CID is the most useful bridge between the text report and the inmate-detail page.
Copy the booking number and book-in date A CID can be connected with more than one custody event. The booking number identifies the particular intake.
Note every charge description More than one listed charge can share the same booking number.
Continue to the separate Inmate Search The daily report does not function as a mugshot gallery.
Privacy-conscious tip: The PDF may contain more identifying information than you need. Save only the CID, booking number, book-in date and charge information required for the next official search.
Booking-photo lookup

Use the CID to open the correct inmate-detail page

Fastest sequence: Daily report → copy CID → open Inmate Search → enter CID → open result → verify booking number and facility → check court disposition.
Open the official Tarrant County Inmate Search Open Inmate Search
Enter the CID by itself A CID search is usually more precise than a broad name search.
Use the name fields when no CID is known Enter the last name first. Add the first name, race or sex only when the result list is too broad.
Adjust Records to Display Increase the number of displayed records when a common surname produces many possible matches.
Open the matching row Compare the CID, surname, first and middle name, race, sex and in-custody status.
Look for the booking image The detail page may display the booking image when available. It may instead say that the mugshot is unavailable.
Read the current custody location The page may identify the Corrections Center, Green Bay, Lon Evans or another current status.
Review Tarrant County Active Bookings Save the charge, case, booking number, commitment authority, book-in date, bond type, posted status, conditions, hold or no-bond status and amount.
Review Other Agency Active Bookings Another agency’s warrant or hold can affect release even when a county bond is shown.
Do not stop at the photograph Search the related misdemeanor or felony court record to learn what happened after booking.
Do not use a face-only match. Booking lighting, image quality, age, hair, injury, expression and camera angle can make visual identification unreliable.
Two different county tools

Daily booking report vs. inmate-detail page

Inmate-detail page

Use for an available booking image, demographics, current facility, active bookings, bonds, conditions and holds.

Daily Booked-In Report

Use to scan new bookings by date and copy the CID, booking number and listed charge. The PDF itself is not a photo gallery.

Criminal court record

Use to find formal charges, court settings, dismissal, plea, deferred adjudication, judgment or sentence.

Choose the source based on the question—not the keyword “mugshot”
Question
Best source
What it can show
What it cannot settle
Who was booked recently?
Daily Booked-In Reports
Name, CID, book-in date, booking number and description.
Current custody or final court result.
Is a booking photo available?
Inmate Search detail page
Booking image when available plus inmate details.
Guilt or final disposition.
Is the person still in jail?
Inmate Search and jail information line
In-custody status and current facility information.
Whether release paperwork is complete at this moment.
What bond applies?
Active-booking table and Bond Desk
Bond type, amount, posted status, conditions and holds.
Release until every case and hold is cleared.
Was the person convicted?
County Clerk or District Clerk
Filed case, docket events and disposition.
A different case in another county or court system.
Inmate-result decoder

Understand the fields shown beside a Tarrant County mugshot

Read each field before assuming what the image means
Field
What it identifies
What it does not prove
Best next action
CID
A person identifier in the Tarrant County jail system.
That every record under the CID is the same arrest event.
Compare the booking number and book-in date.
Booking number
A particular jail-intake event.
That each listed charge became a filed court charge.
Use it for jail and records questions.
Book-in date
When the person entered the displayed booking process.
The exact time of the alleged offense.
Compare it with the arrest report and court filing.
Commitment authority
The court, agency or legal authority connected to custody.
That the commitment remains unchanged.
Check the newest court or warrant record.
Charge
The allegation associated with the active booking.
Guilt, conviction or the final filed offense.
Find the matching misdemeanor or felony case.
Case or warrant number
A specific court or agency matter.
That every other case has the same status.
Search each number separately.
Bond type
The form of release condition connected to the entry.
That the person is currently eligible for release.
Call the Bond Desk.
Posted
Whether the displayed bond is recorded as posted.
That release processing is complete.
Check every other case and hold.
Conds
That bond or release conditions may apply.
The complete wording of the judicial order.
Read the court’s conditions-of-bail document.
Hold / No-Bond
A restriction that may block ordinary release.
How or when the hold will be resolved.
Identify the holding agency and speak with counsel.
Bond amount
The displayed amount for that particular entry.
That paying one amount clears the entire custody record.
Add all cases and verify with the jail.
Identity safeguard

Verify the person before saving or sharing the booking photo

The full booked surname and given names match
The CID matches the daily booking report
The booking number matches the intended intake
The book-in date fits the known event
Race and sex filters are consistent
The current facility or custody status is plausible
The charge or commitment authority fits the known arrest
The court case follows the same booking number or date
Minimum verification rule: Use at least two independent identifiers in addition to the photograph. Do not publish an allegation based only on a face, name or third-party screenshot.
Do not infer protected or sensitive characteristics from a mugshot. A booking image is not a reliable source for health, disability, immigration status, religion, occupation, intoxication, mental condition or guilt.
Missing result or image

Why the booking photo may not appear

Booking is still processing The person may be photographed before the public detail page is fully updated.
The image has not posted Text data and the booking image may become available at different times.
The system displays “Mugshot not available” This is an official system result and should not be replaced with an unverified image from another website.
The person was released The daily report may remain available even when the current inmate page changes.
The name was entered differently Search by surname, partial first name, CID, race or sex.
The booking occurred outside Tarrant County An arrest in Arlington, Fort Worth or another city does not guarantee booking into the county jail.
The person was transferred Current custody may move to another county, TDCJ, federal custody, a hospital or another authorised location.
The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed, protected or otherwise confidential information may not be publicly displayed.
Try this order: search the CID → search the surname → remove the first-name filter → increase records displayed → compare the 14-day report → call 817-884-3000 → request an official record only when necessary.
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm the booking and current custody status of [full booked name]. The daily report lists CID [number], booking number [number] and book-in date [date], but the inmate page or booking image is not available. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, released, transferred or listed under a different current status?
Booking-to-court verification

Check what happened after the mugshot was taken

Tarrant County splits misdemeanor and felony records between two clerks. Using the wrong clerk can make a real case appear missing.

Class A and B misdemeanors

The Tarrant County Clerk Criminal Division maintains Class A and B misdemeanor records arising from offenses in Tarrant County.

  • Ask for the case number, court assignment, court date, attorney or bondsman.
  • Records currently date back to 1976.
  • Call 817-884-1066 for case information or copy instructions.
  • The County Clerk cannot provide felony case information.
Open misdemeanor-record guidance

Felony cases

The Tarrant County District Clerk maintains filed felony criminal cases and related District Court documents.

  • Use the case number when available.
  • Contact Felony Research at 817-884-1342.
  • Visit the third floor of the Tim Curry Justice Center.
  • Do not use a county misdemeanor search as proof that no felony case exists.
Open the District Clerk

What to read in the criminal docket

Defendant name and identifying information
Case or cause number
Filed offense and individual counts
Court assignment and court settings
Charging instrument or information
Bond orders and release conditions
Plea, dismissal, deferred adjudication or trial
Judgment, sentence or final disposition

When the felony case has not been filed yet

The District Clerk can provide certain unfiled magistration documents before a felony case is formally filed. These can include a probable-cause affidavit, probable-cause determination, arrest warrant, warrant affidavit, magistrate warning, conditions of bail, personal bond and emergency-protection order.
Request unfiled felony documents Search executed warrants
Preferred unfiled-document request email: dcmagrequest@tarrantcountytx.gov
Whitney Amador: 817-884-3355
Cory Reed: 817-884-2526

Current District Clerk copy fees

Published felony and unfiled-criminal document charges
Copy type
Published fee
When it helps
Non-certified paper
$1 per page
Ordinary paper research copies.
Non-certified electronic
$1 for 1–10 pages, then $0.10 per page for page 11 and later
Electronic case documents.
Certified paper
$1 per page plus $5 certification/seal fee
Official proof for legal or administrative use.
Certified electronic
Electronic-copy charge plus $5 certification/seal fee
Official electronic documents.
Records research without case number
$5 additional research fee
When the clerk must locate the case without its number.
Best proof after a dismissal: Request the signed dismissal order or certified disposition. A mugshot screenshot does not explain what happened to the charge.
Sheriff records and official copies

Request a booking photo, jail record or incarceration letter

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division is the local contact for jail records. Requests should include enough detail to locate the exact booking rather than asking broadly for “all mugshots.”
Identify the exact record Specify booking photograph, jail booking record, incarceration dates, offense report or another named record.
Provide the booked name and CID Include the booking number and book-in date whenever available.
Explain the relevant date or event A person can have several bookings under one CID.
Submit through the official records route Use the Sheriff’s public-record instructions rather than sending the request to an employee’s unrelated email.
Include your contact information Staff may need clarification or may send a cost estimate.
Ask for electronic delivery Electronic delivery can be easier when an available image or document does not require certification.
Do not ask the Sheriff for a city police narrative Fort Worth, Arlington and other police departments maintain reports created by their own officers.
Open Sheriff public-record instructions Review local jail-record contacts
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Jail-record information: 817-884-2942
Email: TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Last customer accepted at 4:50 p.m.
Copy-ready booking-photo request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the available booking photograph and jail booking record for [full booked name], CID [number], booking number [number], booked on or about [date]. Please provide the records electronically when available. If any part is withheld, please identify the applicable authority, and please provide a cost estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].

Letter of Incarceration

A person can obtain a Letter of Incarceration to prove the dates they were held in the Tarrant County Jail. The individual normally must appear at the Records Division with valid state photo identification. A friend or family member cannot request the letter for someone else unless the person is still in the Tarrant County Jail.
Government agencies and attorneys can submit written requests for an incarceration letter. The Sheriff states that verbal requests to obtain and send the letter are not accepted.
Read the current Letter of Incarceration procedure
Bond, release and warrant limits

Check every booking entry before paying

Bonds may be posted 24 hours a day at the Bond Desk inside the Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196.
Confirm the person’s CID and booking number Avoid paying on the wrong person or an older booking.
Review every active booking row One person may have several charges, warrants or commitment authorities.
Read the bond type and amount Do not assume every entry permits the same type of bond.
Check Posted, Conds and Hold No-Bond A posted bond does not create release when another entry blocks it.
Call the Jail Information Line Confirm the current total and whether another agency has a hold.
Use the county’s licensed-bonding resources Verify a bondsman through the Tarrant County Bail Bond Board.
Keep written receipts and agreements Preserve the CID, booking number, case number, premium, collateral and payment record.
Allow time for release processing Jail staff must clear all bookings, warrants, conditions and holds before release.
Read official bond information Open the Bail Bond Board Review daily bond reports
Bond Desk and jail information: 817-884-3000
Bond Desk location: 100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196
Criminal warrant information is not generally released to the public by TCSO. The Sheriff directs people seeking criminal warrant information to a licensed bondsman or attorney. Traffic-warrant questions should go to the agency or court that issued the citation.
Criminal Warrants Division:
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
817-884-1289
Custody and jail locations

Confirm the facility before visiting or sending anything

Tarrant County Corrections Center
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Central booking location and 24-hour Bond Desk.

Lon Evans Corrections Center
600 W. Weatherford Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Green Bay Jail
2500 Urban Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76106

817-884-3000

The Detention Bureau states that all inmates are centrally received at the Corrections Center, where they are booked, photographed and enrolled using iris identification. Later housing may be in another jail facility.
Do not drive to the location shown in an old screenshot. Reopen the current inmate-detail page or call 817-884-3000 immediately before travelling.
Surname-based visitation schedule

Visit on the correct day for the inmate’s last name

General visitation schedule published for all Tarrant County jail facilities
Inmate surname
Visit days and hours
Final processing time
A through L
Saturday and Monday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
A through L
Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
M through Z
Sunday and Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
M through Z
Friday, 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Attorney / law enforcement
Wednesday–Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.; attorneys may visit when needed.
Follow professional-visit rules.
Hospital visit
Sunday–Saturday, 5:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Subject to hospital policy.
Confirm the current facility and booked surname The schedule is based on the inmate’s last name, not the visitor’s surname.
Arrive before the processing cutoff Visitor sign-up begins 30 minutes before visitation starts.
Bring acceptable photo identification Adults must present current approved photo identification.
Use the conservative dress code Revealing, tight, sleeveless, backless, military-style, khaki or institutional-looking clothing can cause denial.
Leave prohibited property outside Phones, bags, purses, cameras, recording equipment, tobacco, lighters, food and drinks are restricted.
Remain inside after entering Visitors are not permitted to leave and re-enter during the visit process.
One 30-minute local visit per day
Maximum of three visits per week
Up to two adults during one visit
Up to two children accompanied by an adult
Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Out-of-town visitors beyond 150 miles may receive 40 minutes
Prior Tarrant incarceration within six months can block visitation
Visits may end for disruptive conduct or rule violations
Read all current visitation rules
Mail, calls, deposits and health

Help someone after confirming the correct CID

Personal correspondence

  • Regular mail is sent to an outside scanning service.
  • Approved mail becomes available on the inmate’s tablet.
  • Letters must be no larger than 12 by 16 inches.
  • Up to 10 unframed photographs no larger than 4 by 6 inches may be enclosed.
  • Use the exact booked name and CID.
Use the live official correspondence page to copy the current Smart Communications personal-mail address. Do not assume that 100 N. Lamar is the ordinary personal-letter address.
Check the current mail format

Legal mail, books and money orders

  • Legal mail continues to 100 N. Lamar Street.
  • New soft-backed books must come directly from an established publisher.
  • Only UPS or USPS publisher packages are accepted.
  • Amazon orders may use unaccepted third-party couriers.
  • Postal and Western Union money orders follow the jail’s direct-mail instructions.

Money deposits

  • Access Corrections handles online and app deposits.
  • Telephone deposits: 866-345-1884.
  • Lobby kiosks accept cash.
  • Cash Pay Today provides participating retail locations.
  • Cash mailed to the jail is returned.
Open official deposit options

Phone calls

  • Free local calls are available during booking.
  • Holding cells contain phones for bail, family and attorney calls.
  • Collect calls are available outside the local calling area.
  • The recipient is responsible for collect-call charges.
  • Smart Communications support: 727-349-1561.
Read the inmate-phone policy
Verify the CID before depositing money. Similar names and repeat bookings make name-only deposits risky.

Medical and dental help

Medical care

Emergency care, assessment of significant new illness and monitoring of chronic conditions are available.

Dental care

Services include dental triage, trauma care, abscess treatment and extractions.

Vision and medication

Eye examinations are available, but glasses are not provided. Licensed staff distribute medication under physician orders.

Tarrant County states that inmates receive medical attention regardless of ability to pay.
Open Inmate Health Services
Correction, expunction and removal

Do not confuse a dismissed charge with an erased mugshot

Locate the controlling court case Determine whether it was a misdemeanor, felony or unfiled magistration matter.
Obtain the final disposition Request the signed dismissal, judgment, acquittal, no-bill or other final record.
Identify what is inaccurate A correct booking photo is different from an incorrectly named or mismatched photo.
Ask the record owner to correct factual errors Contact the Sheriff for a jail-record error and the correct clerk for a court-record error.
Evaluate expunction or nondisclosure Eligibility depends on the exact charge, disposition, waiting period and criminal history.
Contact private websites separately A county correction may not automatically update a copied image on a private site.

Factual correction

Use this when the name, CID, booking number, charge attribution or other recorded fact is wrong.

Provide the exact disputed field and controlling official document.

Dismissal

A dismissal resolves a court charge but does not by itself guarantee that every booking record or image disappears.

Expunction

An eligible expunction can require covered government records relating to an arrest to be removed or destroyed.

Nondisclosure

An eligible order generally restricts public disclosure but does not erase every authorised government record.

Tarrant County District Clerk Felony/Civil contacts:
Expunctions: 817-884-1231
Nondisclosures: 817-884-2508
Open Tarrant expunction contacts Read Texas expunction guidance Open Texas court forms
Do not submit a removal request based only on the word “dismissed.” Obtain the complete disposition and determine whether correction, expunction, nondisclosure or a private-site dispute is the appropriate route.
Verified local contacts

Tarrant County jail, records and criminal court offices

Detention Bureau / Jail Information
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Sheriff’s Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2942

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Sheriff Administration
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3099

Sheriff Non-Emergency

817-884-1213

Use 911 only for an actual emergency.

County Clerk Criminal Division
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1066

Class A and B misdemeanor records.

District Clerk Felony Research
401 W. Belknap Street, 3rd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1342

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Office of Attorney Appointments
401 W. Belknap Street, Room 5043
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2370

District Attorney Victim Services
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2740

Map to the Tarrant County Corrections Center

Map to the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center

Map to the Sheriff’s Records Division

Parking near the downtown jail and courts: Paid public garages, lots and metered spaces are available in the downtown area, but rates, time limits and access can change. Free juror parking or validation should not be assumed to apply to jail visitors or records customers.
Before driving: Recheck the inmate’s facility, visitor day, office hours, accepted identification, parking signs and whether the service requires the person to appear in person.
Common search mistakes

Avoid these Tarrant County mugshot-search errors

Expecting photos in the daily PDF

The 14-day reports are text lists. Copy the CID into Inmate Search.

Searching by a common name only

Add the CID, race, sex, booking date or booking number.

Using one booking as the whole history

A CID can have multiple bookings and court cases.

Assuming “photo unavailable” means no arrest

Verify the text record, booking number and court case.

Using a third-party image as proof

Private sites may copy, mislabel or retain outdated images.

Calling the wrong clerk

County Clerk handles misdemeanors; District Clerk handles felonies.

Paying one bond without checking holds

Review every active county and other-agency booking row.

Mailing personal letters to the jail building

Use the current Smart Communications personal-mail format.

Assuming dismissal automatically erases the photo

Obtain the disposition and evaluate the correct legal remedy.

10 title-specific questions

Tarrant County mugshot and recent-booking questions

How do I find recent Tarrant County mugshots?

Open the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Daily Booked-In Reports to identify a recent booking, then save the person’s CID and booking number. Open the official Inmate Search, enter the CID or name, and select the matching result. A booking photo may appear on the inmate-detail page when available.

Do Tarrant County Daily Booked-In Reports show mugshots?

No. The daily reports are text-based PDF lists showing information such as the inmate name, CID, book-in date, booking number and charge description. Use the CID from the report in the separate Tarrant County Inmate Search to look for an available booking photo and current custody details.

How far back do the Tarrant County recent-booking reports go?

The Sheriff’s Daily Booked-In Reports page provides reports for the most recent 14 days. Day 1 is the newest report and Day 14 is the oldest report currently offered on that page.

What is a CID number in the Tarrant County inmate search?

CID is the county identification number associated with a person in the Tarrant County jail system. It is more precise than a name-only search and can be copied from the daily booking report or inmate result. A CID can be associated with more than one booking event, so also compare the booking number and book-in date.

Why does the Tarrant County inmate page say mugshot not available?

A booking image may be unavailable because processing is incomplete, the image has not posted, the record is restricted, the person was released or transferred, or the system cannot display the image. Verify the CID and booking number and contact the Sheriff’s Records Division when an official copy is genuinely required.

How do I verify that a Tarrant County mugshot belongs to the correct person?

Compare the full booked name, CID, race, sex, booking number, book-in date, current facility and known arrest circumstances. Do not identify someone from facial appearance alone. Use at least two independent identifiers before relying on or sharing the record.

Does a Tarrant County booking photo mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking photo documents custody processing and does not prove guilt or conviction. Check the County Clerk for misdemeanor cases, the District Clerk for felony cases, and the relevant court docket for the filed charge and final disposition.

How do I request an official Tarrant County booking photo or jail record?

Submit a public-information request to the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division. Include the full booked name, CID, booking number, book-in date and the exact record requested. The Records Division is at 200 Taylor Street, sixth floor, Fort Worth, Texas 76196, and can be reached at 817-884-2942.

How do I check bond and current custody after finding a Tarrant County mugshot?

Open the official inmate-detail page and review the current facility, active bookings, charges, case or warrant numbers, bond type, bond amount, posted status, conditions and hold or no-bond fields. Call the Tarrant County Jail Information Line at 817-884-3000 before paying or travelling.

Can a Tarrant County mugshot be removed after a dismissal or expunction?

A dismissal alone does not automatically erase every booking image. An eligible Texas expunction may require covered government records to be removed or destroyed, while an order of nondisclosure generally restricts public disclosure without erasing every record. Obtain the certified disposition and confirm eligibility before filing or contacting private websites.

Official resources used

Primary Tarrant County and Texas sources

Sheriff booking and jail tools
Records and criminal courts
Family and legal resources
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, County Clerk, District Clerk, Criminal District Attorney, Office of Attorney Appointments, Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas Department of Criminal Justice or a law firm.

Booking reports, inmate photos, custody, facility, charge, bond, visitation, provider, fee, address and court information can change. Verify the person with multiple identifiers and consult the live official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking photograph is not evidence of conviction, character or future conduct.

Last official-source review: August 5, 2026. No individual mugshots or current inmate names were republished in this article.

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