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How to find someone in jail in Deaf Smith County, Texas

Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office assistance

Use official custody resources for Deaf Smith County and confirm the housing location with the responsible agency. The dated facility dataset below is a reference, not confirmation that a person is held there.

County facilities listed: 1
State locator: Texas TDCJ Inmate Search
Service coverage: Participating counties
Jurisdiction: Deaf Smith County, TX

Which system is holding them?

There is no single search that covers everyone in Deaf Smith County. Match the situation to the right official locator — most families start with the first one.

If the arrest was recent

Start with the local jail

For a recent local arrest, check the arresting jurisdiction’s official jail roster or custody-notification service. Housing may be at a municipal, county, regional, or contracted facility. If no record appears, ask the arresting agency or jail how to confirm the booking; do not infer the destination from distance or a facility listing.

Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office general assistance. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department publishes this named county office contact. Ask which custody, jail-records or receiving-facility unit can help locate someone. A fresh municipal, tribal or federal arrest may be with a different agency.

Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office assistance

Call the state-published Sheriff office number and ask which unit can confirm county custody, release, transfer or the actual receiving facility. For a recent arrest, contact the actual arresting agency first and confirm where the person was taken. The number was not called.

State-published Sheriff office contact, not a verified booking hotline or public person search. No answered call, answering-hours guarantee, exclusive local jail, receiving facility or automatic municipal transfer is established. County prisoners may be held under a joint or outside-facility arrangement.

Open IVSS-Counties information — IVSS-Counties covers participating counties, under Texas Governor Public Safety Office oversight. Not every county participates.

Local source reviewed 2026-10-05. This is published phone assistance; the number was not called.

If nothing appears, contact the arresting agency or the responsible jail to ask how to confirm booking. A missing record does not prove release, and an agency may limit what it can disclose.

If they were sentenced to prison

Use the correctional locator

For a state-prison sentence, use the Texas correctional locator. A short jail sentence may still be served in a local or regional jail. A sentence alone does not establish the housing location; confirm with the responsible agency.

TDCJ state custody/parole versus county custody handled separately

TDCJ inmate-location assistance: 936-295-6371

The TDCJ search form was not reached in this review. Its published inmate-location telephone service requests a TDCJ/SID number or exact date of birth.

Search form availability was not confirmed in this review. An access restriction, CAPTCHA, or unavailable application may require a normal browser or agency assistance; missing records do not establish release.

Reviewed 2026-10-05. Search availability is unconfirmed or this is an instructions/phone route.

If the charge is federal

Search the Federal Bureau of Prisons

A federal charge does not tell you which building holds the person. The U.S. Marshals Service is responsible for federal pretrial detention and may use local, state, private, or federal facilities. Check the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator, but a missing result does not establish that the person is not detained. For a recent federal arrest, contact the arresting agency or the relevant U.S. Marshals district office to ask about the appropriate custody-information process. USMS is a contact route, not a public person locator, and disclosure of a location is not guaranteed.

Search the Federal BOP locator U.S. Marshals district directory

Deaf Smith County jails & facilities 1

A listing does not establish that a person is held here. Use the responsible agency’s official locator or contact page to confirm custody.

No current facility contact has been independently verified for this guide. Start with the custody paths below or ask the arresting agency; do not travel or pay based on a historical listing.

Historical facility dataset (1 entries; current status unverified or no longer active)

These entries preserve dated source information. Addresses, phone numbers, types, and websites may be obsolete. They are not current recommendations; use official custody resources below.

County jail

DEAF SMITH COUNTY JAIL

Address: 235 E 3RD ST, HEREFORD, TX 79045
Phone: (806) 364-2311
Rated capacity: 93 beds

Facility info as of 2020-02-13. Historical dataset entry — current status unverified. (this listing may be out of date — it is not a confirmed current detention destination)

Other kinds of custody

Immigration detention has a separate official ICE detainee locator. It does not search for people under 18, and a missing result does not prove release; use the official ICE field-office contacts. Search by A-number and country of birth, or the name/country/date-of-birth information requested by the service. Access and disclosure can be restricted.

Juvenile and tribal custody may have different agencies, privacy rules, and search limits. This guide does not provide a comprehensive juvenile or tribal locator. Contact the arresting agency or responsible juvenile or tribal authority to confirm the correct process.

For federal pretrial detention, use the U.S. Marshals district directory. Federal responsibility can include housing in a local jail.

Nearby counties in Texas

If the arrest happened just across a county line, these Texas counties are geographic navigation aids. Open a guide for official custody resources; these links do not establish detention or transport destinations.

If you need to bail them out in Texas

Finding the person comes first. Once you know where they are being held, this is how getting them out works in Texas.

Commercial bail available

Release depends on the court’s order. A payment is not required in every case. Ask the court which secured-bond options, if any, are permitted; a private commercial bond service has separate fees and conditions. Confirm the process before paying anyone.

The person’s rights. The person in custody has the right to talk to a lawyer about their case, and if they cannot afford one, the court can appoint a public defender.

If there is also a warrant to deal with

Two companion guides pick up where this one leaves off — checking for a warrant, and resolving it on your own terms.

Check for a warrant in Texas Worried the person has an open warrant too? Check first, state by state. Resolve a warrant in Texas If they need to resolve a warrant, this walks through turning yourself in calmly.

Common questions about finding someone in Deaf Smith County

How do I find someone who was just arrested in Deaf Smith County?

How do I find someone in state prison from Deaf Smith County?

Is there a free way to check if someone is in custody in Texas?

Public custody searches are free. IVSS-Counties covers participating counties, under Texas Governor Public Safety Office oversight. Not every county participates. Check whether the responsible local agency participates. Use its contact when the service is unavailable; a missing record does not establish release.

How does bail work for someone held in Deaf Smith County?

Ask the court or responsible jail for the release order and permitted options. Court deposits and private service fees are different, conditions vary, and payment does not guarantee release.

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