Bexar County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

Bexar County, Texas · Jail roster, SID, bond & family action guide

Bexar County Inmate Lookup: Recent Arrests, SID, Bond, Visits and Release Help

Bexar County does not answer every custody question through one simple search box. A recent arrest, an inmate’s SID number, a seven-day jail activity report, a current bond amount and a court case may require different official tools.

This guide shows which source to use first, how to confirm the correct person, and what to do next for magistration, bond, visitation, commissary, mail, calls, medical concerns, property, court records or release—without making you open a dozen county pages just to understand the process.

Presumption of innocence and identity warning: Bexar County states that people listed in its jail activity records are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. A name, booking number, charge or arrest listing is not proof of guilt. Match multiple identifiers before sending money, visiting, publishing information or contacting another person about the record.
Adult jail

200 N. Comal St., San Antonio, TX 78207.

Inmate/bond line

210-335-6201

Recent arrests

Central Magistrate search covers qualifying arrests processed in the last 24 hours.

Jail activity

Sheriff reports remain online for a maximum of seven days.

Central Magistrate

24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Source review

August 14, 2026.

Start with the right system

Which Bexar County inmate search should you use?

24H
Arrest happened today or yesterday

Use Central Magistrate Search for people arrested for a Class B offense or higher and processed by Central Magistrate within the last 24 hours. It can show the person’s SID and booking number.

7D
You are checking recent jail activity

Use the Sheriff’s Jail Activity Reports. Bexar County keeps these online for a maximum of seven days and warns that records may lag while a defendant is still moving through booking.

NOW
You need current charges, bond or warrants

Call 210-335-6201. Have the person’s full legal name and date of birth. This is the Sheriff’s published Inmate/Bond Information Line.

Why this matters: The Central Magistrate page is a recent-arrest tool, not a complete long-term inmate roster. The seven-day activity reports are also not a permanent custody database. For an older booking or a person whose status changed, combine the SID, court portal and inmate-information line.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Use this article as an action dashboard rather than a directory.

Lookup workflow

How to search Bexar County jail and recent-arrest records

Ask when the arrest occurred If it was within the last 24 hours, begin with the Central Magistrate Search. If it was several days ago, also check the Jail Activity Reports and the court portal.
Search Central Magistrate for a recent Class B-or-higher arrest The county says this search covers people processed by Central Magistrate within the previous 24 hours. Results include identity and booking fields such as SID and booking number along with charge information.
Write down the SID and booking number The SID is especially useful in Bexar County. It is required for inmate trust-fund mail, ordinary inmate mail, book shipments and many jail-service questions.
Check seven-day Jail Activity Reports when needed These reports are useful for recent booking activity, but Bexar County warns that information can be missing temporarily depending on where the defendant is in the booking process.
Call for current inmate/bond confirmation Call 210-335-6201 for current charges, bond amounts and warrant information. Prepare the full name and date of birth.
Use the Justice Portal for the court side of the story The county’s new Justice Information Portal consolidates court-record, fugitive and bail-bond search functions. Public data does not require registration.

How to find a Bexar County inmate SID number

SID means System Identification Number. In Bexar County it is one of the most useful pieces of information to save because the mailroom, banking system, care-package vendor and records offices commonly use it.

Recent arrest

The Central Magistrate Search displays the SID for qualifying recent arrests processed within 24 hours.

Misdemeanor records

Call Central Filing at 210-335-2238 when you need help locating a SID through misdemeanor records.

Felony records

Call the District Clerk Criminal section at 210-335-2591 for felony-record assistance.

Write the SID exactly: Do not substitute the jail booking number, court case number or warrant number. These identifiers serve different purposes.

Decode Bexar County inmate, magistrate and jail-report fields

What to save and how to use it
FieldWhat it identifiesBest next use
SIDThe System Identification Number tied to the person in Bexar County justice records.Use it for jail mail, trust-fund checks, books, banking questions and records calls.
Booking numberThe identifier for the specific booking event.Use it to distinguish one arrest/booking from another.
ChargeThe allegation associated with the arrest or case.Check the Justice Portal because charges and filings can change after magistration.
Bond amountThe amount set after magistration, subject to special conditions and other cases.Verify all charges and conditions before arranging a cash, commercial, attorney or PR bond.
Recent-arrest listingCentral Magistrate processed the person within the last 24 hours for a qualifying offense.Do not assume the person remains in the same status after the 24-hour window.
Jail activity entryRecent Sheriff’s jail activity retained online for up to seven days.Call 210-335-6201 if booking stage, release or transfer is unclear.
Court caseThe clerk’s record for the criminal proceeding.Use the Justice Portal for filings, settings and updated case information.
Don’t confuse “recently arrested” with “currently incarcerated.” Central Magistrate Search has a 24-hour scope. Jail Activity Reports have a seven-day retention window. Current custody, bond and warrant questions should be independently confirmed.
Troubleshooting

No Bexar County inmate record found? Follow this decision path

Arrest happened only a few hours agoThe Sheriff’s activity page warns that data may not yet be updated while a defendant moves through booking. Retry later and call Central Magistrate.
The arrest is older than 24 hoursThe Central Magistrate search is no longer the right primary tool. Check the seven-day activity reports, Justice Portal and inmate-information line.
The arrest is older than seven daysThe Sheriff’s online activity report may have rolled off. Use the court portal and phone-based inmate/bond information.
The charge may be a city violationCentral Magistrate directs city-violation questions to the City of San Antonio or 210-207-7532.
The person may have bonded out quicklyCentral Magistrate can process surety and PR bonds before transfer to the Adult Detention Center, so a recent arrest does not guarantee a later jail placement.
The person may have been transferredCheck court records and ask the jail whether custody moved to another agency or prison system.
You know a misdemeanor caseCall Central Filing at 210-335-2238 for record/SID help.
You know a felony caseCall District Clerk Criminal at 210-335-2591 or use the Justice Portal.
Phone script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Bexar County custody. The arrest may have happened on [date]. I have [SID / booking number / case number if known]. Can you confirm the current custody status, charges, bond amount or whether the person was released or transferred?”

What happens after an arrest in Bexar County?

Arrest and intakeLaw enforcement brings the arrested person into the county justice process. Booking information may take time to appear in public activity reports.
Central Magistrate processingFor qualifying arrests, Central Magistrate handles early judicial processing and publishes recent-arrest information for the last 24 hours.
MagistrationBexar County’s client guidance states that an arrested person must be brought before a judge or magistrate within 48 hours. The magistrate advises the person of the accusation and rights and addresses bail.
Bond information postsAfter magistration, Central Magistrate updates bond amounts and special conditions for public access.
Release before jail transfer may be possibleCentral Magistrate can receive PR and surety bonds, allowing some defendants to bond out without being transferred into the Adult Detention Center.
Adult Detention Center custodyIf the defendant remains detained, the primary adult facility is at 200 N. Comal Street, San Antonio.
Why search results change quickly: A person can appear in the 24-hour magistrate list, receive a bond, and leave before ever becoming a long-term Adult Detention Center inmate. That is why the timeline and SID matter more than one static search result.
Magistration and bond

Bexar County bond types, Central Magistrate and PR-bond costs

Central Magistrate

200 N. Comal, South Tower
San Antonio, TX 78207

Main line: 210-335-6111

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Inmate/Bond Information

210-335-6201

Use for inmate charges, bond amounts and warrant information. Full name and date of birth are required.

Commercial bond

An agreement with a private bail-bond company. Bexar County requires companies securing bail at the county facility to be licensed by the Bexar County Bail Bond Board.

Attorney bond

An agreement with a licensed attorney where applicable.

Cash bond

The county’s Justice Intake page says the full court-ordered amount is presented by cashier’s check or money order.

PR bond

Personal-recognizance release is ordered by a judge based on the charge and criminal-history considerations.

PR bond supervision fee

Bexar County Pretrial Services currently lists the personal-recognizance bond fee as 3% of the bond or $20, whichever is greater. Additional court-ordered supervision can have separate fees—for example electronic monitoring, GPS, drug/alcohol testing or ignition-interlock supervision.

Selected Pretrial Services fees published by Bexar County
ItemPublished amountWhy it matters
PR bond fee3% of bond or $20, whichever is greaterApplies to personal-recognizance bond supervision.
Electronic monitoring$270 monthly / $135 every two weeks / $67.50 weeklyOnly when ordered as a condition.
GPS$300 monthly / $150 every two weeks / $75 weeklySeparate from ordinary bond amount.
Drug/alcohol test$10 per testMay apply when testing is a supervision condition.
Ignition-interlock supervision$10 monthly; $10 affidavit processingApplies when the court orders an interlock condition.
Scam protection: The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office says it does not take payment by phone to avoid arrest, will not ask for gift cards, and will not request cryptocurrency. Independently verify any bond demand using an official county number.
Bexar-specific shortcut

Active warrant? You may qualify for the Booking and Release Satellite Office

Bexar County has a courthouse-based process that can let certain defendants with active warrants complete magistration and bonding without going to the Adult Detention Center.

Not every warrant qualifies. The Satellite Office cannot process violent offenses, sexual offenses, crimes against children, out-of-county warrants or out-of-state warrants. Those defendants must use the Justice Intake and Assessment Annex at 200 N. Comal.
Call first to confirm the warrantContact the Booking and Release Satellite Office at 210-335-2592.
Let staff prepare the documentsIf the warrant qualifies, the office can prepare magistration paperwork in advance to reduce delays.
Make sure a bond amount is already setThe office cannot process a bond unless an active warrant and bond amount are in the system.
Bring bond paperwork and photo IDIf working with a bondsman or attorney, bring the paperwork supplied by that office.
Prepare the surety processing feeThe county lists a $15 money-order processing fee for surety bonds for up to two bonds. Cash bonds do not require this $15 fee.
Plan for roughly three hoursThe county advises against parking at a meter because processing is approximately three hours.
Satellite Office

Bexar County Courthouse Basement B10.2
100 Dolorosa St.
San Antonio, TX 78205

210-335-2592

Magistration windows

Monday–Friday

8:00–9:00 a.m.
1:00–1:30 p.m.

Before entering: The county says only the defendant may remain in the processing area; no children, photos, recordings, food or drinks are allowed. The defendant should use the restroom before entering because no restroom is available once in custody.

Cash bond refund after the criminal case

When a cash-bond defendant satisfies the bond conditions, Bexar County requires a court order authorizing the refund. After all requirements are met, the County Clerk says refunds, minus any applicable administrative fee, are normally released within 15 business days by check.

Lost the original receipt?

The County Clerk can explain the affidavit required to request a cash-bond refund without the original receipt.

Bookkeeping contact

Bexar County Courthouse basement, 100 Dolorosa. Call 210-335-2483 or 210-335-1246.

Visit planning

Bexar County Jail video visitation hours, scheduling and rules

Bexar County uses ICSolutions for public video-visit registration and scheduling. The Video Visitation Center is at 222 S. Comal, San Antonio, TX 78207; questions go to 210-335-8270.

Current visitation page hours
DayPublic visitationPlanning note
MondayNo public visitsJudges and attorneys have special access; professional visits are 7 a.m.–3 p.m.
Tuesday–Friday8:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.Register and schedule before arriving.
Saturday8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.Allow check-in time.
SundayNormally closedOpen 8 a.m.–3 p.m. on Easter, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
Thanksgiving / ChristmasClosedCounty-designated changes can also occur for safety/security.
Official-source timing mismatch: The live Bexar County visitation page currently lists Tuesday–Friday public visitation beginning at 8:30 a.m., while the still-linked two-page visitation-rules PDF lists a 1:00 p.m. public start for those days. Use the current web-page schedule and call 210-335-8270 before a time-sensitive trip.

Rules pulled from the county’s visitation PDF

Schedule at least 72 hours before the appointment
You may schedule up to two weeks in advance
Visits last 20 minutes
Arrive 30 minutes before the appointment, but no more than one hour early
Visitors age 17+ must register and carry valid government photo ID
Texas Department of Criminal Justice identification is not accepted as visitor ID
A visitor may visit the same inmate only once per day
Cancel at least 24 hours early or the visit may count as completed
The primary person who scheduled the visit must attend
Scheduled inmates are screened for active protective orders

Group size, children and prohibited items

  • Maximum group: two adults and one minor child, or one adult and two minor children.
  • Children age 16 or younger must be supervised; children age three or younger must remain on the visitor’s lap.
  • List the correct adults and children when scheduling; substitutions are not allowed on visit day.
  • No cameras, tape recorders, purses, bags, diaper bags, backpacks, briefcases, cellphones, electronic devices, tobacco products or smoking paraphernalia in the center.
  • No food, beverages or gum.
  • Coin-operated lockers are listed at $1.25, using five quarters.
  • Visits are monitored and recorded.

Dress-code essentials

  • Wear appropriate footwear; bedroom slippers are not allowed.
  • No gang-related symbols, vulgar images or objectionable language.
  • Undergarments are required.
  • No see-through clothing, tank tops, sleeveless tops or exposed shoulders.
  • No exposed midriff or low neckline.
  • Skirts, dresses and shorts cannot be more than three inches above the center of the knee while standing.
  • Visitors who appear intoxicated or act disruptively can have the visit cancelled.
Keep accounts separate

Send commissary money, phone/email funds or an approved care package

Bexar County separates commissary/trust funds from phone/email funds. Do not deposit into one account assuming the inmate can automatically use it for the other service.

Commissary funding options
MethodOfficial procedureContact / final action
Access Corrections onlineDeposit directly into the inmate trust fund.Use Access Corrections after confirming inmate and SID.
PhoneLive bilingual Access Corrections agents are available 24/7.866-345-1884
Retail cashParticipating Cash Pay Today retail locations accept deposits.844-340-2274
MailCashier’s check or money order only; payable to “Inmate Trust Fund”; inmate name and SID at bottom. No personal checks.Mail to the separate trust-fund PO box below.
Mailed trust-fund address
Inmate Trust Fund
P.O. Box 831609
San Antonio, TX 78283

Put the inmate’s name and SID number on the cashier’s check or money order.

Banking questions

Inmate Banking main line: 210-335-5171

Supervisor line: 210-335-6287

Care packages

Bexar County uses Access SecurePak for approved care packages. Available packages may include approved snacks, food and stationery items and are delivered directly to the jail.

  • Order online through the Bexar County SecurePak storefront.
  • Order by phone at 1-800-546-6283.
  • For commissary, care-package or refund complaints, the county lists 210-335-5074; include the inmate’s name and SID.
Mail and books

Bexar County inmate mailing address, scanning rules and rejection checklist

Personal-letter format
Inmate’s name + SID number (required)
Unit location, if known
Bexar County Adult Detention Center
200 N. Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207
What happens after arrival

Incoming mail is opened, inspected and scanned into the inmate kiosk. The inmate can view scanned mail for up to six months. Physical mail is held for two business days after scanning and then destroyed.

Delivery frequency: Bexar County says letters and emails are collected/delivered through the kiosk five days per week, Monday through Friday, except federal holidays.

Photo and item rules

Maximum six photos in one envelope
Photos larger than 5 × 7 inches are prohibited
No nudity or sexually suggestive photos
Children shown in photos must be fully clothed
No gang signs, weapons, drugs or drug paraphernalia in photos
No eyeglasses or contact lenses through inmate mail

Do not place these in ordinary inmate mail

Money and IDs

No cash, money orders, cashier’s checks, credit cards, phone cards, driver’s licenses or photo IDs.

Original documents

No original birth certificates, marriage certificates, Social Security cards, car titles or similar originals.

Contraband-type items

No combs, jewelry, bookmarks, cigarettes, stickers or greeting-card decorations such as ribbon, glitter, string or beads.

Food and drink

No food or beverages.

Art / hard items

No hard plastic, cardboard, musical cards, writing instruments, watercolors, paint or colored pencils.

Loose publication material

No torn-out book/magazine pages, maps, calendars, mail-order catalogs, sketchbooks, journals or posters.

Books and publications

  • An inmate may keep a maximum of three paperback books in the cell; excess books go to inmate property.
  • Books/publications must come directly from a publisher or established bookstore.
  • The SID must be on the shipping label or the shipment is returned.
  • Paperback books must have perfect binding.
  • No hardback, leather-bound or spiral-bound books.
  • Adult magazines are prohibited.
  • Amazon orders are allowed only when delivered by a public carrier such as USPS, UPS or FedEx. The county says not to use Amazon Same Day contract-carrier delivery.
Two mail addresses—do not mix them up: Ordinary letters go to 200 N. Comal. Money mailed for an inmate trust fund goes separately to PO Box 831609. Sending a money order inside ordinary correspondence can cause rejection.
After release/transfer

Bexar County says mail received after an inmate is released or transferred is returned to the sender.

Inmate phone, email and video communication

Bexar County directs users to ICSolutions for inmate calls/video communication. The county’s own client guidance also warns that ordinary inmate communications—other than privileged attorney communications—may be monitored or recorded.

Account provider

ICSolutions is the county-linked provider for visitation and inmate communication functions.

Technical help

888-646-9437 for registration, scheduling and troubleshooting.

Phone/email money

Fund the phone/email service separately from the inmate commissary trust account.

Privacy warning: Do not discuss sensitive case facts on a routine jail call, email or video visit. Bexar County explicitly cautions that non-attorney communications are monitored and phone calls are recorded.
Health and safety

Medical, mental-health and suicide-concern numbers for Bexar County Jail

Suicide concern

210-335-5670

Use when a loved one is expressing suicidal feelings or ideations.

University Health main

210-335-6260

24-hour nurse

210-335-6266

Mental health

Men: 210-335-6271
Women: 210-335-6875

How a family member can obtain medical information

The inmate must authorize release of medical information. Bexar County says the inmate can request a Release of Information Form by submitting a sick-call request to Medical or Mental Health through the kiosk.

Power of Attorney records

If sending a Power of Attorney to University Health, include the inmate’s name, SID and date of birth and send it to:

University Health Medical Records
Medical Records Department / MS-26-2
4502 Medical Drive
San Antonio, TX 78229-4496

Phone: 210-358-3532
Fax: 210-358-5936

Emergency: The medical Ombudsman email is not monitored 24/7. For an emergency outside the facility, call 911. For an inmate suicide concern, use the jail’s dedicated 210-335-5670 number immediately.

Property after transfer, evidence pickup and court-clothing exchange

If the inmate was transferred to prison or another facility

Bexar County directs families seeking remaining personal property to Inmate Clothing at 210-335-6152 or the Inmate Banking contact listed on the property page at 210-335-5287.

If the property is BCSO evidence, found property or safekeeping

Confirm the arresting agencyIf a Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy took the property, use the BCSO Property/Evidence process. SAPD arrests use the SAPD property room instead.
Schedule before arrivingCall 210-335-6092 for a BCSO Property Room appointment.
Bring the agency case numberBexar County gives the example format 2024-BCSO-XXXXXX.
Bring valid government photo IDSome items also require a court order or release authorization from the assigned investigator.
BCSO Property and Evidence Room

127 N. Comal
San Antonio, TX 78207

Use Door “C” and the black call box to speak with the attendant.

Court clothing exchange

For trial clothing, an attorney must submit a written request on official letterhead with the inmate name, SID, DOB, case number, trial dates, attorney bar number/signature and the name of the person making the exchange. A Property Release Form is also required.

  • Submit the request at least 24 hours before the trial date.
  • Clothing/property staff obtain the inmate’s signature before the exchange.
  • Exchanges may be completed 24/7, but wait times depend on staffing and jail activity.
  • Effective February 1, 2026, attorneys may bring up to three clean clothing sets for an inmate scheduled for court.
  • Once three sets are on file, a clean replacement requires pickup of one previously issued set.

Clothing/Property: 210-335-6152 / 210-335-5042.

Court side of the record

Find Bexar County criminal court records and a public defender

The Bexar County Justice Information Portal now consolidates court-record search, fugitive search and bail-bond search. Public users do not need to register.

Save the SID, booking number and case numbersUse case numbers when possible to avoid mixing people with similar names.
Open the Justice PortalUse public search without registration. Do not attempt law-enforcement registration unless you are an authorized justice partner.
Separate misdemeanor and felony recordsCounty Clerk functions generally handle misdemeanor matters; District Clerk Criminal handles felony court records.
Call the criminal clerk if the portal is unclearFelony Criminal Main Line: 210-335-2591.
Ask the Public Defender about appointed representationThe Bexar County Public Defender’s Office is at 101 W. Nueva Street, Suite 310, San Antonio, with weekday office hours.
Justice Portal

Public court data requires no account registration.

Felony copies

Bexar County lists plain and certified felony-record copies at $1 per page.

Felony background check

District Clerk Criminal lists a $5 Bexar County felony background-check service, requested in person or by mail with payment.

Public Defender’s Office

101 W. Nueva St., Suite 310
San Antonio, TX 78205

210-335-0701

Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; closed county holidays.

District Clerk Criminal

Criminal Main Line: 210-335-2591

Clerk staff cannot provide legal advice.

PREA reporting, jail concerns and complaint routes

How an inmate can report sexual abuse or harassment

  • From an inmate phone, dial 0 then *511 for the confidential hotline.
  • Dial #55 for hotline support services.
  • Report directly to a staff member, detention supervisor, chaplain, social worker or health-care worker.
  • A third party may submit the Sheriff’s online PREA reporting form on behalf of an inmate.
BCSO PREA Coordinator

Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
200 N. Comal St.
San Antonio, TX 78207

Email: prea@bexar.org

Adult Detention Center Ombudsman

Use the BCSO Ombudsman for a detention-center compliment, concern or customer-service complaint.

Immediate emergency: Do not rely on routine email for an urgent threat. Use 911 for an outside emergency and immediately notify detention or medical staff for an emergency involving an incarcerated person.

Release, transfer and the “record disappeared” problem

Bond was accepted at Central MagistrateThe person may bond out without transfer to the Adult Detention Center. Do not wait for a jail roster entry that may never appear.
The 24-hour entry disappearedThe recent-arrest window expired. Use the Justice Portal, seven-day activity reports and inmate-information phone line.
The seven-day report rolled offThe Sheriff’s online retention period ended; this does not erase the court record.
Cash bond was postedPhysical release can still require administrative processing and resolution of other holds or cases.
The inmate transferred to prisonContact Inmate Clothing/Banking for property left behind and use the receiving agency’s locator after transfer.
You need court outcome rather than custodyUse the Justice Portal instead of the recent-arrest search.

Bexar County Jail contact directory by problem

Call the office that handles the actual task
Your questionOfficePhone
Current charges, bond or warrant?Inmate/Bond Information210-335-6201
Recently arrested / magistration?Central Magistrate210-335-6111
Detention administration?Adult Detention Admin210-335-6219
Video visitation?Video Visitation Staff210-335-8270
ICSolutions technical issue?ICSolutions888-646-9437
Mail problem?Mailroom210-335-6240 / 210-335-6868
Inmate banking?Inmate Banking210-335-5171
Commissary/care-package complaint?Commissary Support210-335-5074
Suicide concern?Jail crisis reporting210-335-5670
24-hour nurse?University Health210-335-6266
Court clothing/property?Clothing/Property210-335-6152
Felony court record?District Clerk Criminal210-335-2591
Public defender?Public Defender’s Office210-335-0701
Eligible active-warrant shortcut?Booking/Release Satellite210-335-2592

Bexar County Adult Detention Center address, parking and map

Bexar County Adult Detention Center
200 North Comal Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

Facility directory number: 210-335-6315

Staffed 365 days a year and open 24 hours.

Arrival planning

Bexar County lists paid parking in the Bexar County Parking Garage. Remember that Video Visitation is at 222 S. Comal and the courthouse Satellite Office is at 100 Dolorosa, so not every jail-related task uses the same entrance.

Official Bexar County sources and final-action portals

The rules above are already summarized in this article. These links are kept mainly for live searches, live transactions or verification when the county changes an operational rule.

County material reviewed
  • Inmate/Bond Information and Sheriff’s Office search instructions
  • Central Magistrate and Justice Intake bond procedures
  • Jail Activity Reports and Booking/Release Satellite Office
  • Current visitation web page and linked two-page Video Visitation Rules PDF
  • Mailroom, banking, commissary and care-package instructions
  • University Health inmate medical/mental-health contacts
  • Property, clothing exchange, PREA and court-record pages
Last source review: August 14, 2026. Bexar County warns that booking data may not be updated immediately while a defendant is moving through the booking process. Live custody, bond, visitation, vendor, court and release information can change; re-confirm a time-sensitive action before paying or traveling.

Bexar County Jail inmate search FAQs

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

For a qualifying arrest processed by Central Magistrate in the last 24 hours, use the Central Magistrate Search. For recent jail activity, use the Sheriff’s seven-day reports. For current charges, bond or warrant information, call 210-335-6201 with the full name and date of birth.

What is the Bexar County inmate information phone number?

The Sheriff’s Inmate/Bond Information Line is 210-335-6201.

Where is the Bexar County Adult Detention Center?

200 North Comal Street, San Antonio, TX 78207. The facility is staffed 365 days a year and operates 24 hours.

How do I find an inmate’s SID number?

Check the Central Magistrate Search for a recent qualifying arrest. You can also call Central Filing at 210-335-2238 for misdemeanor records or District Clerk at 210-335-2591 for felony records.

What are Bexar County Jail visitation hours?

The current county page lists no public visits Monday; Tuesday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–8 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.; and Sunday closed except Easter, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, when visits are 8 a.m.–3 p.m.

How far in advance do I schedule a visit?

The linked county visitation rules require scheduling at least 72 hours in advance and allow scheduling up to two weeks ahead. Visits last 20 minutes.

How do I send commissary money?

Use Access Corrections online, call 866-345-1884, use a participating Cash Pay Today retailer, or mail a cashier’s check/money order to the separate Inmate Trust Fund address with the inmate’s name and SID.

What is the inmate mailing address?

Use the inmate’s name and SID, unit if known, Bexar County Adult Detention Center, 200 N. Comal Street, San Antonio, TX 78207. Ordinary letters are scanned for kiosk viewing.

What types of bond are available?

Bexar County identifies commercial, attorney, cash and personal-recognizance bonds. The bond ordered in the specific case controls which option is available.

Who do I call about an inmate mental-health or suicide concern?

For suicidal feelings or ideations call 210-335-5670. The 24-hour University Health nurse line is 210-335-6266.

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