Parker County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Parker County, Texas · Legal-name roster and family action guide

Parker County Booking Lookup, Bond, Visits, Mail, Money and Court Help

Parker County’s jail search is less forgiving than many county locators: the Sheriff says users must know the legal first and last name used at booking. A wildcard can help, but it must be paired with the first initial.

This guide explains that search method, how to read Jail Records and Jail Bond Records, what to do when no result appears, where to post or verify bond, the current visitation rules, how the Arkansas mail address differs from the Texas trust-fund address, and how to reach medical, court, records and victim-support offices.

Search official jail records Call booking: 817-594-4208 Fix a failed search
Verify the identity and current custody before acting. A charge is an allegation, not proof of guilt. Match the booked legal name, booking number, date, court and bond information. Call the 24-hour booking desk before paying money, traveling or relying on a release estimate.
Search requirement

Legal first and last name used at booking.

Booking desk

817-594-4208, 24 hours.

Jail location

612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086.

Visits

20-minute non-contact visits; two weekly.

Information checked

July 23, 2026 using official county sources.

Start here

Choose the correct Parker County search route

1
You know the full legal name

Open Jail Records and enter the first and last name exactly as the person was booked.

2
You know only part of the name

Use an asterisk as a wildcard, but Parker County says the first initial must still be placed in the name field.

3
You need bond or court details

Use Jail Bond Records, Criminal Records or Court Calendar after locating the correct booking.

Local search tip: The official system does not currently offer the old date-based search option. Start with the legal name, use the wildcard correctly and call booking when the exact booked name is unknown.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Every major next step is explained inside this article.

Official search workflow

How to run a Parker County jail inmate search

Open Odyssey Public Access The county portal begins with choices for Criminal Records, Civil Records, Court Calendar, Jail Records and Jail Bond Records. Select Jail Records for current or recent custody information.
Enter the booked legal first and last name Parker County specifically warns that the name must match the legal name used during booking. Nicknames and informal spellings may not return the record.
Use the wildcard correctly When part of a name is uncertain, use an asterisk. You must still enter the first initial in the relevant field. Try the wildcard after the known letters rather than guessing the complete spelling.
Open the most likely person Compare booking number, age or date information, arrest or booking date, charges, court and bond details. Do not select a person from the name alone.
Switch to Jail Bond Records when needed Use the separate bond-record search to review the amount and type associated with the booking. A person can have more than one case or hold.
Copy every identifier Save the legal name exactly as displayed, booking number, case number, court and each listed bond. These details make calls and court searches faster.
Confirm before taking a live action Call 817-594-4208 when the arrest is recent, the name is uncertain, the person has multiple cases or release appears possible.
Open Parker County Public Access Call the booking desk

How to understand a Parker County jail record

Use the result field for the correct next step
Field What it usually means What to do next
Booked name The legal identity entered by booking staff. Use this exact spelling for mail, phone accounts and later searches.
Booking number The identifier connected with that jail admission. Save it for jail calls and to distinguish people with the same name.
Charge The allegation connected with a booking or case. Use Criminal Records to check later filings and the current court status.
Bond amount A current bond entry associated with one listed case. Check every case and call before paying; one bond may not clear another hold.
Bond type The court’s release condition, such as cash, surety, personal or no-bond status. Ask the court or booking desk what payment or approval is required.
Court The court that controls hearings, filings and bond changes. Use the court number and case number for the docket search.
Release status Whether release has occurred or may be processing. Do not arrange pickup until jail staff confirm physical release.
Presumption of innocence: A booking or charge does not establish guilt. Charges, bonds and case status can change after magistrate review, prosecutor filing or court action.
Troubleshooting

No Parker County inmate record found? Use this order

The legal name is uncertain Try the formal first name, complete surname, maiden name, hyphenated version or suffix used on identification.
You know only part of the name Enter the known first initial and use an asterisk for the unknown portion. Do not leave the required initial blank.
The arrest happened recently The person may still be at a city police facility, in transport or completing Parker County booking.
The old date search is missing Parker County says its newer records software does not currently include that former date-search option.
The person may have been released Search Criminal Records by name or case number, then call booking to ask whether release or transfer occurred.
The person may be in state or federal custody Use TDCJ after a Texas prison transfer or the federal locator for a federal sentence or hold.
Useful booking-desk script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Parker County custody. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I tried the legal name and wildcard search. Can you confirm the booked name, current custody or transfer status?”
Search TDCJ after transfer Search federal custody

Parker County Jail address, entrance and operating responsibility

Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Jail and booking: 817-594-4208

Parker County Sheriff’s Office
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Administration: 817-594-8845

Dispatch: 817-594-3213

Do not mix the addresses: The jail is at 612 Jameson Street. The Sheriff’s administrative office is at 129 Hogle Street. The main jail entrance is at Jameson and North Mill, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.

The Sheriff has constitutional responsibility for the jail. Parker County states that daily jail operations are managed by LaSalle Corrections. A contracted operator does not change which county portal, booking desk or court should be used for official custody and case information.

What normally happens after arrival

Intake and identity entry The legal name used during booking becomes critical because the public search depends on that booked identity.
Property, screening and housing Personal property is controlled and the person is screened for medical, mental-health, safety and classification needs.
Magistrate and bond information The applicable judge or magistrate reviews charges and release conditions. Separate cases may produce separate bonds or holds.
Ongoing custody services The inmate may use approved phone, tablet, commissary, mail, medical and visitation systems under jail rules.
Release or transfer The person may bond out, receive a court release, complete a sentence or transfer to another county, TDCJ or federal custody.
Bond and release safety

How to verify Parker County bond before paying

Parker County’s public portal has a separate Jail Bond Records category. Use it to identify the listed bond, but confirm the live amount, payment office and every other hold with the booking desk or court before handing over money.

Open Jail Bond Records Search the legal name and verify the same booking number and case shown in Jail Records.
List every case and bond A person may have several charges, separate bonds or a no-bond matter. Paying one case may not authorize release.
Identify the court of jurisdiction The court controls the bond type, changes, hearing and case-specific conditions. Use the case number when calling.
Confirm the payment location and form Ask whether payment belongs at the jail, court or through an authorized surety arrangement and which payment methods are currently accepted.
Ask about warrants and detainers Another county, probation case, state warrant, immigration matter or transfer order may keep the inmate in custody.
Keep the complete payment record Save the receipt, case, booking number, amount, time and name of the receiving office or authorized company.
Confirm physical release Payment starts a process; it does not guarantee the person has exited. Do not promise a pickup time until jail staff confirm release.
Parker County bond-scam pattern: The Sheriff’s Office has warned about callers impersonating bonding companies or law-enforcement personnel, spoofing real-looking numbers and demanding wire transfers or gift cards. Hang up and independently call 817-594-4208 or the known court before paying.
Bond verification script “I am verifying bond for [legal name], booking number [number], case [number]. What is the current bond type and amount? Are there other cases or holds? Where must payment be made, and which payment forms are accepted today?”
In-person non-contact visits

Parker County Jail visitation rules and current schedule

Visit duration

At least 20 minutes, in person and non-contact.

Weekly allowance

Each inmate receives two visits per week.

Visitor group

Up to four visitors may participate and may switch during the 20-minute period.

Entry requirements

Confirm the inmate’s current housing and classification
Call the visitation office before a long trip
Arrive 20 minutes before sign-in
Every adult visitor must show valid identification
Expect a non-contact visit using the visitation phone
Follow staff directions and current health screening rules
Jail Visitation Office

682-229-2361

Not staffed 24 hours. Use for classification schedule and visit questions.

24-hour Jail Desk

817-594-4208

Use when the visitation office is unavailable or custody needs confirmation.

Classification-based schedule currently posted

Confirm this schedule by phone before traveling because housing and staffing can change
Day Inmate group Published time block
Sunday Male general population 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Sunday 17-year-old males 1 p.m.–2 p.m.
Monday Male general population 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Monday 17-year-old males 1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Tuesday Male protective custody 8 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Tuesday Male high risk 9:30 a.m.–11 a.m.
Tuesday Male general population, A–K 3 p.m.–8 p.m.
Wednesday Female general population 5 p.m.–8 p.m.
Thursday Male protective custody 8 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Thursday Male high risk 9:30 a.m.–11 a.m.
Thursday Male general population, L–Z 3 p.m.–8 p.m.
Friday Female general population 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Friday Trusty program 4:30 p.m.–6 p.m.
Friday 17-year-old males 6 p.m.–7 p.m.
Saturday Female general population 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Saturday Trusty program 1 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Saturday Male high risk 3:30 p.m.–5 p.m.
Saturday Male protective custody 5 p.m.–6:30 p.m.
Do not guess the group: General population, protective custody, high risk, trusty and age-specific groups use different periods. The public roster may not reveal enough classification detail, so confirm at 682-229-2361.

Parker County inmate phone calls, account setup and voicemail

Parker County changed its inmate phone system in August 2022. Correct Solutions Group now provides the phone service. Inmates place outgoing calls through the jail system; family and friends create and fund the outside account.

What the provider account does
  • Accept and fund inmate calls.
  • Manage the called telephone number.
  • Review provider payment and account options.
  • Leave a voicemail for the inmate through the same system.
Information to prepare
  • Inmate’s exact booked legal name.
  • Booking or inmate identification number.
  • Your own telephone number and billing method.
  • Confirmation that the person is still in Parker County custody.
Do not mix balances: A commissary trust-fund deposit is not automatically a phone payment. Use the Correct Solutions phone account for calls and voicemail; use the inmate trust process for commissary.
Missed call tip: Do not call an unfamiliar number back and immediately provide card information. Open the county-linked provider site yourself or call the jail to verify the current vendor and inmate status.
Set up Correct Solutions account Ask jail staff for help
Trust fund and commissary

How to send money to a Parker County Jail inmate

Approved deposit methods published by Parker County
Method What to do Important address or payment rule
Online deposit Create a Correct Solutions Group account, select the inmate and follow the prompts. Credit or debit card; review vendor fees before submitting.
Lobby kiosk Use the kiosk inside the jail lobby. 612 Jameson Street; accepts cash, credit or debit cards.
Visitation drop-off Give a cashier’s check or money order to the Visitation Officer during visitation hours. Payable to “C/O Inmate Trust Fund” followed by the inmate’s name.
Mailed payment Mail a cashier’s check or money order to the physical jail. 612 Jameson St.; write “Inmate Trust Fund” on the outside of the envelope.
Two-address warning: Personal letters go to Jonesboro, Arkansas. Commissary cashier’s checks or money orders go to 612 Jameson Street in Weatherford. Never place money inside ordinary inmate correspondence.

Commissary purchasing rules

Weekly spending limit

The Sheriff lists a maximum of $200 in commissary purchases per week.

Commissary contractor

Correct Commissary supplies the facility’s commissary program.

Available essentials

The jail says inmate necessities are available through commissary or the tablet system rather than family-mailed items.

Meals and special diets

Parker County states that inmates receive three hot meals each day with a minimum of 3,000 calories per inmate per day. Special diets are provided when medically or religiously required.

Make an online deposit
Mail-processing address

Parker County inmate mail address and rejection rules

Personal correspondence format
Inmate’s Name / Inmate ID
C/O Parker County Jail
PO Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72403
Do not send ordinary mail to 612 Jameson Street: The Sheriff’s current mail page directs inmate correspondence to the Arkansas processing address. The Texas jail address is used for the lobby and mailed inmate trust-fund payments.

What the jail says about incoming mail

Incoming and outgoing inmate mail is screened
Use the exact inmate name and identification when available
Write a complete sender return address
Keep correspondence free of prohibited materials

Do not include these items

Money

No cash or commissary payment inside personal mail. Use the trust-fund process.

Tobacco or drugs

No tobacco, drugs or other contraband. Prohibited material may be destroyed.

Sexually explicit material

The jail prohibits sexually explicit material in incoming correspondence.

Mailing supplies

Do not send stamps, paper or envelopes; the inmate can obtain these through commissary.

Personal items

The jail says mailed items are no longer accepted because necessities are supplied through commissary or tablets.

Unverified packages

Do not order clothing, books or other goods unless jail staff first confirm a current exception and delivery method.

Transfer and release tip: Mail may be returned rather than forwarded after a person moves. Recheck custody before mailing and keep a copy of the inmate’s exact booked name and ID.
Criminal case and docket

Find the Parker County criminal case after the jail search

Odyssey Public Access combines jail and court tools. After finding the booking, return to the opening screen and choose Criminal Records or Court Calendar. Search by case number whenever possible.

Copy every case number A booking may involve multiple felony or misdemeanor matters. Search each separately.
Select Criminal Records Search by defendant name or case number to review the available case record.
Use Court Calendar for hearing information Confirm court, date and time. Settings can change, so recheck close to the scheduled appearance.
Identify felony versus misdemeanor Felony cases are filed with the District Clerk. County-level misdemeanor matters are handled by the County Clerk’s court divisions.
Ask the court—not the jail—for case changes The court is the controlling source for charge wording, hearing dates, bond modifications, filings and case disposition.
District Clerk – Felony

817-598-6194

117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Friday noon–1 p.m.

43rd District Court criminal scheduling

817-598-6070

Use for a criminal setting in the 43rd District Court.

County Court at Law 1 Division

817-598-6138

1112 Santa Fe Drive, Weatherford, TX 76086
County Court at Law 2 Division

817-594-1632

1 Courthouse Square, Weatherford, TX 76086

Copies and cash-bond refund questions

District Clerk copies

The county FAQ lists copies at $1 per page, certified or uncertified, plus a $5 research fee when staff must locate the cause number or determine whether a document exists.

Cash-bond return

The depositor completes the required paperwork and presents it to the judge. After the judge signs an order releasing the bond, the District Clerk issues the check to the person named in the order.

Search criminal records or calendar

Court-appointed attorney and legal-help steps

A person who cannot afford counsel should ask the court about the application for a court-appointed lawyer. The jail cannot choose an attorney or give legal advice, and the prosecutor does not represent the accused.

Ask at magistrate or court Request the financial application and explain that appointed counsel is needed.
Complete financial information accurately The judge uses the application and legal eligibility rules to decide whether counsel will be appointed.
Find the attorney through the case record After appointment, the attorney name may appear in the court record. Use the case number for clerk questions.
Keep privileged strategy out of ordinary jail calls Regular inmate calls and messages may be monitored. Ask counsel about the approved confidential communication method.
Legal-information limit: Jail staff, this website and family members cannot change a bond, court date or appointed lawyer. Those actions belong to the court and attorney.
Medical and mental health

Parker County Jail infirmary, mental-health services and family preparation

24-hour infirmary

The jail has an onsite infirmary staffed around the clock by medical-care professionals.

Mental-health provider

Pecan Valley MHMR of Texas provides mental-health services.

Medical staff listed

The county page lists one RN, five LVNs and one medical clerk.

Nearby hospital

The facility is described as approximately 2.5 miles or five minutes from the local Weatherford hospital.

ADA access

The county states that the jail facility is ADA compliant.

Special diets

Medical and religious special diets are provided when required.

What a family should prepare when reporting a health concern

Exact booked legal name and booking number
Medication names, dose and last known time taken
Prescribing doctor and pharmacy
Known allergies, withdrawal risk or urgent symptoms
Mental-health diagnosis and recent crisis behavior
Your name, relationship and callback number
Do not mail or hand medication directly to an inmate. Call the jail at 817-594-4208 and follow medical-staff instructions. For a life-threatening emergency outside the facility, call 911.
Privacy limit: Staff may accept useful medical information while being unable to disclose protected health details to family members.

Release, transfer, pickup and inmate property

Parker County does not publish a detailed current public release or property-pickup schedule on the jail pages reviewed. Use the checklist below and confirm the exact procedure with the 24-hour jail desk before traveling.

Bond has been paid Release still requires validation, records checks, paperwork, movement and property return.
Another hold appears The person may stay in custody or transfer even after a Parker County bond is satisfied.
The roster no longer shows the person Call to ask whether release, transfer or a name correction explains the change.
Property is needed Ask whether inmate authorization, recipient photo ID, an appointment or specific lobby hours are required.
TDCJ transfer is expected Wait for the state record to appear, then use the TDCJ number, SID or exact birth date for location help.
Pickup timing is uncertain Keep transport flexible and wait for staff confirmation rather than relying on a projected time.
Release or property script “I am calling about [legal name], booking number [number]. Has release completed, or is another hold or transfer pending? If I need to collect property, what authorization, ID, location and hours apply today?”

Release notification and Parker County victim assistance

Texas VINE can provide available custody notifications. Registering does not replace an emergency plan or direct contact with the prosecutor’s victim-assistance office.

Texas VINE

1-877-894-8463

Register for available custody-status notifications.

District Attorney Victim Assistance

817-598-6124

117 Fort Worth Highway, Second Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086
County Attorney Victim Assistance

682-229-2289

101 N. Main Street
Weatherford, TX 76086
Immediate danger

Call 911. Do not wait for an automated alert, email or website update.

Register with VINE
Written public-information requests

How to request Parker County Sheriff’s records

Texas public-information requests to the Sheriff’s Office must be written. The Sheriff’s page says it does not accept open-records requests by telephone.

Email

april.little@parkercountytx.com

Include enough detail to identify the requested records.

Mail or in person
Parker County Sheriff’s Office
Attn: April Little
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086
Fax

817-594-7809

Mark the request “Attn: April Little.”

What to include in the request

Full name and useful identifiers
Date range and incident or booking date
Case, report or booking number when known
Specific document or information requested
Preferred inspection, electronic copy or paper copy
Your contact information for clarification or estimates
Cost and timing rights: The Sheriff’s public-information page says a written estimate is provided when charges exceed $40. If information cannot be produced promptly, the agency provides a reasonable future date. Respond to an estimate within 10 business days or the request may be treated as withdrawn.

Safety concern, sexual-abuse report or employee complaint

Urgent inmate safety concern

Call the 24-hour jail at 817-594-4208, identify the inmate and ask to speak with the on-duty supervisor. State clearly if the concern involves self-harm, assault, sexual abuse, withdrawal or urgent medical risk.

Immediate public emergency

Call 911. For non-emergency police assistance in Parker County, dispatch is 817-594-3213.

No dedicated local PREA hotline was published on the jail pages reviewed. For a sexual-safety concern, call the jail and request the shift supervisor immediately. Preserve dates, names, housing information and any message or evidence without confronting another person.

Parker County local tips that prevent common mistakes

Use the booked legal name

The county search can fail when a nickname or different surname is entered.

The asterisk needs an initial

A wildcard alone is not enough. Enter the first initial with the asterisk.

Jail and Sheriff addresses differ

Jail: 612 Jameson. Sheriff administration: 129 Hogle.

Mail and money addresses differ

Letters go to Arkansas. Trust-fund money orders go to the Weatherford jail.

Visit by classification

Do not assume the A–K or L–Z block applies to protective custody, high-risk, trusty, female or age-specific housing.

Verify payment requests yourself

Caller ID can be spoofed. Call the jail, court or known bondsman using an independently sourced number.

Parker County Jail map and arrival checklist

Confirm the inmate is still housed in Parker County
Save the booking and case numbers
Know whether you need jail, court or Sheriff administration
Bring valid photo identification
Confirm the classification-specific visitation time
Use the Jameson and North Mill jail entrance

Source status and final live actions

Important Parker County facts have been included above so readers do not need to leave this page for ordinary instructions. The links below are retained for searches, payments, phone accounts, notifications and other live actions that cannot be completed on an independent guide.

Live actions
Primary authorities reviewed
  • Parker County Sheriff’s Office jail, search, visitation, commissary, mail, medical and records pages.
  • Parker County Odyssey Public Access.
  • Parker County District Clerk, County Clerk, court and victim-assistance pages.
  • Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas VINE resources.
Last reviewed: July 23, 2026. The official visitation page links a classification schedule that may be revised, and custody, vendor fees, bonds, court dates and operating rules can change. Confirm time-sensitive actions with the responsible office.

Parker County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Parker County Jail?

Open Parker County Odyssey Public Access, select Jail Records and enter the legal first and last name used during booking. Use an asterisk with the first initial when part of the name is uncertain.

What information can I search in the county portal?

The portal offers Criminal Records, Civil Records, Court Calendar, Jail Records and Jail Bond Records.

What is the booking desk number?

Call 817-594-4208. The jail line operates 24 hours.

Where is Parker County Jail?

The jail is at 612 Jameson Street, Weatherford, TX 76086. The main entrance is at Jameson and North Mill.

How long is a Parker County Jail visit?

The Sheriff’s Office publishes in-person, non-contact visits of at least 20 minutes, with two visits per inmate each week.

How many people may visit?

Up to four visitors may participate and may switch during the 20-minute period. Adult visitors need valid ID.

How do I send commissary money?

Use Correct Solutions online, the jail lobby kiosk or a cashier’s check or money order payable to C/O Inmate Trust Fund followed by the inmate’s name.

What is the weekly commissary limit?

Parker County says an inmate may make weekly commissary purchases up to $200.

What is the inmate mailing address?

Inmate Name/Inmate ID, c/o Parker County Jail, PO Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72403.

Can I put money in a letter?

No. Personal mail cannot contain money. Use the separate inmate trust-fund process and Texas jail address.

How do inmate calls work?

Correct Solutions Group provides the inmate phone system. Create a provider account to fund calls or leave a voicemail.

How do I receive release notifications?

Register with Texas VINE online or call 1-877-894-8463.

Independent information and presumption-of-innocence notice: This website is not Parker County, the Sheriff’s Office, LaSalle Corrections, Odyssey, Correct Solutions, a court or a live jail database. Booking, charge, bond, housing, court and release information can change. An arrest or charge does not establish guilt. Do not use custody information to harass, threaten, discriminate against, exploit or unlawfully identify another person.

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