Irving County, TX Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

Irving, Texas · City jail roster and Dallas County transfer guide

Irving TX Jail Roster, Booking, Bond and Dallas County Transfer Help

Irving does not have a county jail because Irving is a city inside Dallas County. Someone arrested by Irving Police may first appear in the Irving City Jail’s adult in-custody report, then disappear from that report after release, Dallas County transfer, another agency pickup, or ICE transfer.

This guide explains the exact lookup path and everything families usually need next: how to interpret the PDF roster, confirm a fresh booking, understand magistration, distinguish Class C warrants from higher charges, pay through the correct jail, visit, bring medication or clothing, collect property, locate an impounded vehicle, check the court case, and follow a transfer without relying on a generic third-party inmate page.

Jurisdiction and accuracy warning: There is no “Irving County, Texas.” Irving City Jail is operated by the City of Irving in Dallas County. The adult report is a custody snapshot, not proof of guilt or a complete criminal history. Verify the booking number, age, arrest time, warrant agency, and current facility before paying money or identifying a person publicly.
Official roster

Adult PDF updated daily Monday–Friday.

Jail book-in

972-721-2625

Second jail line

972-721-3608

Facility

305 N. O’Connor Road, Irving, TX 75061.

Operation

24/7 temporary jail; capacity up to 172 adults.

Start here

Choose the correct search path in less than one minute

1
Arrest happened today

Check the Irving adult report, then call jail book-in because intake, fingerprints, charges, and magistration may still be pending.

2
Person was moved

Search Dallas County by name, book-in number, or case number and call the county inmate line if Irving confirms transfer.

3
Possible ICE transfer

Use the federal detainee locator after Irving confirms ICE pickup; city jail staff do not retain post-transfer ICE location information.

Best practical habit: Write down the Irving booking number before taking another action. The number helps distinguish people with similar names and makes calls about bond, property, transfer, and court status faster.

What problem do you need to solve?

Jump directly to the action instead of reading the page from top to bottom.

Official lookup workflow

How to search the Irving City Jail inmate roster correctly

Irving publishes a downloadable “Jail In Custody Report – All Adult Inmates.” It is not a live search form, and the city states that it is updated daily Monday through Friday. A phone confirmation is therefore essential for overnight, weekend, newly booked, released, or transferred prisoners.

Open the current adult custody PDF The final action is the city’s official in-custody report. Check the report date and time before reading any name.
Use the browser’s Find command On desktop press Ctrl+F or Command+F. On mobile use the browser menu and choose “Find in page.” Search the last name first.
Try name variations Search a hyphenated surname, compound surname, maiden name, suffix-free name, or alternate spelling when the first attempt fails.
Match more than the name Compare age, gender, booking date and time, photograph, booking number, charge agency, and warrant information.
Write down the booking number Save the number, exact name spelling, charge level, warrant agency, bond amount, and report timestamp.
Call when the report is old or unclear Contact 972-721-2625 or 972-721-3608. Ask whether the person is still at Irving, released, awaiting magistration, or transferred.
Move to the receiving system after transfer Do not keep refreshing the Irving PDF after staff confirms Dallas County or ICE custody. Use the destination agency’s locator and rules.
Useful call script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Irving custody. The arrest may have occurred on [date]. I found booking number [number, if available]. Can you confirm current custody, magistration status, bond information, and whether a transfer has been scheduled or completed?”

What each Irving jail roster field means

The report combines identity, booking, warrant, fine, bond, agency, and disposition information. Read the entire entry because a person may have several charges or warrants from different agencies.

Irving Jail In Custody Report field decoder
FieldWhat it tells youWhat to do next
Name, age and photographBasic identity information for the adult prisoner.Use the booking number and booking time as additional checks; never identify someone from a photo or common name alone.
Booking date/timeWhen Irving recorded the person into jail.Use it to distinguish a new arrest from an older record and estimate whether magistration may still be pending.
Booking numberThe Irving identifier for that jail booking.Give this number to jail staff when asking about property, status, payment, or transfer.
Court: PendingCourt or magistration action may not yet be completed or reflected.Call before assuming there is no bond or scheduled court event.
ChargeThe allegation, warrant, hold, or agency shorthand recorded for custody.Treat it as an allegation; use the appropriate court record for later case status.
LevelMay identify a municipal Class C matter, misdemeanor, felony, or intake/hold code.Class C and higher charges follow different release paths; ask the jail which authority controls payment or bond.
Warrant numberThe identifier issued by Irving or another agency.Record each number because one booking may contain multiple jurisdictions.
Fine amountAn amount connected with a fine-based municipal matter when shown.Contact the holding jail before payment; ordinary online court payments do not automatically notify a jail to release a prisoner.
Bond amountThe currently displayed bond for that listed matter.Confirm all charges and holds before paying. A zero may mean pending action, no bond set yet, or a non-payable hold.
Warrant agencyThe city, county, or agency responsible for the warrant or charge.Payment may need to go to the issuing agency rather than Irving.
DispositionThe present operational status, often pending action while the record is active.Call for the latest release, transfer, or court update.
A zero-dollar field is not a release instruction: It may mean the judge has not set an amount, the charge is a hold, the matter is handled by another court, or release requires something other than payment.
Troubleshooting

Prisoner not listed? Follow this exact order

The arrest just happenedBooking may still be incomplete. Irving records the name, address, charges, personal property, photograph, and fingerprints before the final entry is ready.
The report is from an earlier weekdayThe PDF is updated Monday through Friday, not guaranteed minute-by-minute. Call the jail for the current status.
The person may have been releasedA paid Class C matter, time-served credit, bond, court order, or completed processing can remove the person from current custody.
The person may be at Dallas CountyUse the county lookup after Irving confirms transfer or when the charge is a higher-level misdemeanor or felony.
Another city issued the warrantThe person may be held for another agency or transferred. Record the warrant agency shown in the report and ask who now controls custody.
Possible ICE transferUse the federal detainee locator. Irving states that its staff will not have location information after ICE accepts custody.
The person is under 18The published report is for adult inmates. Do not expect a juvenile name to appear in the adult roster.
You need a past booking, not current custodyUse an Irving Police open-records request or the correct court-record system rather than the current custody PDF.
First hours after arrest

Irving booking, magistration and arraignment explained

Booking information is recordedStaff document the person’s name, address, reason for arrest and criminal charges, and inventory personal property.
Photograph and fingerprints are takenThese steps establish identity and create the custody record shown in the adult report.
Charges and outside warrants are checkedA booking can include Irving charges and warrants from another city, Dallas County, or another agency.
Class C magistration occurs at 9 a.m.For people held on Irving Class C misdemeanor charges, the city publishes daily 9 a.m. magistration.
The judge advises rights and bondMagistration is the formal meeting in which the judge explains charges, reads the prisoner’s rights, and advises the bond amount.
Higher charges use Dallas County schedulingClass B misdemeanors and above are subject to the arraignment schedule determined by Dallas County.
Release, local custody, or transfer followsThe outcome depends on warrant type, payment, bond, time-served credit, court action, other holds, and receiving-agency requirements.
Timing tip: A report that says “Court: Pending” or shows no bond amount may be waiting for magistration or county arraignment. Call after the applicable hearing rather than assuming release is impossible.

Irving City Jail address, operating role and contact numbers

Irving City Jail / Criminal Justice Center
305 N. O’Connor Road
Irving, TX 75061

Jail book-in: 972-721-2625

Jail information: 972-721-3608

What the facility handles

Temporary confinement of pretrial prisoners and people serving time assessed on Irving Municipal Court misdemeanor cases.

Maximum city-published capacity: 172 adults, with a separate juvenile holding area.

Irving Police non-emergency

972-273-1010

Use for non-emergency police matters—not routine inmate status that jail book-in can answer.

Detention / Jail Manager

972-721-2456

Use when jail administration, policy, or unresolved detention-service concerns require management contact.

Bond, fines and warrants

Use the correct release path for the charge type

Irving custody payment and bond decision table
SituationWhat it meansCorrect next step
Irving Class C misdemeanorA municipal-level charge or warrant handled through Irving Municipal Court.Ask the jail whether cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, time-served credit, or a combination applies.
Alias warrantNo plea has been entered. The warrant requires a future court appearance.The individual, a bail-bond company, or an attorney may post an appearance bond when permitted.
Capias Pro Fine warrantA plea was entered, but the person did not complete the court agreement.Options are generally limited to full payment or remaining in custody until enough time-served credit is earned.
Class C warrant from another jurisdictionAnother city or agency issued the municipal warrant.Payment may be accepted by Irving or the issuing agency, but many county agencies require payment directly to the issuer.
Class B misdemeanor or higherDallas County arraignment and bond procedures apply.Contact an attorney and legitimate bond company or use the Dallas County Bond Desk after the bond is set.
Zero bond shownBond may not yet be set, a hold may exist, or the matter may not be payable.Call the jail and identify the controlling agency before attempting payment.
Do not use ordinary online payment while the defendant is in custody without calling: Irving warns that automated court-payment systems do not notify a jail that a prisoner should be released. Contact the jail holding the person for Irving charges and follow that jail’s instructions.

Irving Class C release checklist

Confirm the warrant typeAsk whether it is an Alias warrant, Capias Pro Fine, new Irving Class C charge, or an outside-agency warrant.
Confirm the exact current amountFines, fees, warrant costs and jail credit can change the balance.
Ask which payment method applies in custodyIrving lists cash and MasterCard, Visa, or Discover for eligible local Class C resolution.
Ask whether time-served credit appliesCapias Pro Fine cases may resolve after enough jail credit is earned, or through a combination of credit and payment.
Verify all outside warrantsPaying the Irving matter may not release the person when another agency has a hold.
Request release confirmationDo not arrange pickup until staff confirms that all required actions are complete.

Dallas County bond for higher charges

Bond Desk location

Lew Sterrett Justice Center
111 West Commerce Street
Dallas, TX 75202

Hours

Dallas County publishes in-person bond service 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Payment

Cash, cashier’s check, or money order payable to Dallas County. Debit and credit cards are not accepted for cash bonds.

CashApp scam warning: Dallas County warns users not to pay a supposed bond through Cash App. Use the county Bond Desk or a verified legitimate bond company and keep every receipt.
In-person visitation

Irving City Jail visitation hours, ID rules and warrant checks

Current Irving City Jail visiting periods
DayTimeVisit structure
Sunday2 p.m.–4 p.m.Ten-minute visit; maximum two people in the visitation period; one visitor enters at a time.
Tuesday7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.Same ten-minute and visitor-count rules.
Thursday7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.Same ten-minute and visitor-count rules.
Be at least 17 years old
Bring government photo identification
ID must show first and last name and date of birth
Wear appropriate non-revealing clothing
Expect an outstanding-warrant check
Expect a search before entering the visiting room
Local risk visitors often miss: Irving checks visitors for outstanding warrants. Someone who believes they may have an active warrant should resolve or verify that issue before appearing at the jail.
Transfer check: Irving visitation rules stop applying after the prisoner moves to Dallas County. Call on the day of the visit and confirm the person is still physically at 305 N. O’Connor Road.
Medication and clothing

What may be brought to an Irving prisoner?

Prescription medication

The jail accepts prisoner prescription medication and dispenses it in the prescribed manner. Keep the medication in the original labeled container and call before arrival for handoff instructions.

Underwear and socks

One pair of underwear and socks may be brought for a prisoner each day.

Underwire bras

Underwire bras are prohibited. Do not bring one expecting staff to remove the wire.

Do not bring convenience items or money: Irving does not allow personal convenience items or cash to be added to prisoner property. The city does not publish an online commissary-deposit program for the short-term city jail.

Medication handoff checklist

Call jail book-in before traveling
Use the original pharmacy container
Make sure the patient name is legible
Bring valid photo identification
Tell staff about time-sensitive doses or allergies
Do not hand medication directly to the prisoner
Property release

How to collect property held by Irving Police

Property Room
305 N. O’Connor Road
Irving, TX 75061

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

972-721-2688

What cannot be released

Property held as evidence is not eligible for ordinary release. The evidence status must be resolved through the investigating or legal process.

Confirm the item is prisoner propertyAsk whether it is ordinary stored property or evidence. Evidence follows a different legal release process.
Obtain the prisoner’s written authorizationThe city requires written permission from the prisoner before another person can collect prisoner property.
Complete the property-release formUse the form supplied by Irving staff and provide accurate prisoner and requester information.
Bring valid government photo IDA driver’s license or government-issued identification card is required.
Go during Property Room hoursThe desk is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding applicable closures.
Call before a long tripVerify authorization, evidence status, and item availability at 972-721-2688.
Dallas County transfer

What to do after Irving transfers the prisoner to Dallas County

A person can disappear from the Irving report after county transfer. Once Dallas County accepts custody, use the county booking number and county rules—not the original Irving booking number and city visiting schedule.

Dallas County next steps after Irving transfer
TaskCurrent Dallas County processAction detail
Locate the prisonerSearch by name, Dallas County book-in number, or case number.Call 214-761-9025 when a new transfer has not appeared or housing is unclear.
Confirm facilityThe main active towers are at Lew Sterrett Justice Center, 111 W. Commerce Street.Save the county book-in number and housing location before mail, money, or visitation.
Post bondIn-person Bond Desk, 24/7; cash, cashier’s check, or money order; no debit or credit cards for cash bonds.Confirm every case and hold before payment.
VisitA–L: Monday/Thursday 7–9 p.m.; M–Z: Tuesday/Friday 7–9 p.m.; all inmates Saturday/Sunday 8 a.m.–2 p.m.Weekday processing ends 8:30 p.m.; weekend processing ends 1:30 p.m. Maximum two visits per week.
Send moneyJail kiosk, Cash Pay Today, Access Corrections, or 1-866-345-1884.The county inmate name and book-in number are required. Published fees begin at $2.95 online, $3.95 by phone, and $5 for walk-in service.
Send personal mailInmate name and book-in number, c/o Mail Processing Center, PO Box 9226, Seminole, FL 33775-9226.Use one-sided letters; mail is not forwarded after release. Legal mail follows separate instructions.
Phone or videoDallas County uses SmartInmate by Smart Communications.Video visits must currently be scheduled at least 72 hours in advance and last 20 minutes under the dedicated county video-visitation page.
Do not mix identifiers: The Irving booking number and Dallas County book-in number can be different. Obtain the county number before sending mail or money.
Municipal court and case records

Find the Irving case, warrant option, docket or payment path

Irving Municipal Court
305 N. O’Connor Road
Irving, TX 75061

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed city holidays.

972-721-2451

Warrants and Compliance

972-721-2671

Judge-request hours published for warrant matters: Monday–Friday, 3 p.m.–4 p.m.

Ways the city lists for resolving an eligible warrant

Speak with the judge

Appear in person during published judge hours and request to address the warrant.

Community service

An eligible defendant who cannot pay may request the community-service process.

Payment plan

Eligible defendants may request installments, subject to application, fees, plea requirements, and court approval.

Pay in full

Full payment may resolve qualifying matters, but current-custody payment must be coordinated with the holding jail.

Post a bond

A surety or cash escrow bond may secure a new court date for an eligible warrant.

Attorney representation

An attorney may address eligible municipal-court matters and court appearances.

Payment plan facts after conviction

Irving Municipal Court time-payment rules
RequirementPublished detailWhy it matters
PleaA guilty or no-contest plea must be entered before eligibility.A payment plan is a conviction-based option and waives the right to trial for that case.
Initial amount$25 per violation when requesting the plan.Prepare the initial payment for every included violation.
Monthly amount$100 per month unless a judge modifies the amount.Do not assume a smaller payment without judicial approval.
Existing planAn existing plan must be current before adding cases.A default can block an easy addition and may require judicial review.
Administrative fee$15 may apply to a violation with a balance 31 days after judgment.Delay can increase the amount owed.
Unable to pay: Irving allows qualifying indigent defendants to request community service. Call 972-721-3582, then complete the required affidavit and attend the assigned community-service docket. Missing the docket or failing the program can remove the option.
Custody payment warning: Do not pay through the public online portal and assume the jail received release notice. The city expressly says a person currently detained for Irving charges must be handled through the jail where the person is held.
Vehicle and personal transport

Where an impounded vehicle may be stored after an Irving arrest

Irving Auto Pound
401 N. Valley View Lane
Irving, TX

972-721-7700

Prepare before calling

Vehicle year, make, model, license-plate number, registered-owner information, arrest or tow date, and photo identification.

Confirm that Irving impounded the vehicleNot every arrest results in a city impound; another agency or private property tow may control the vehicle.
Ask which towing company holds itThe city directs fee, payment-method, and storage-direction questions to the towing company.
Ask what release authorization is neededThe registered owner, authorized representative, or lienholder may need specific documents.
Ask about daily storage chargesConfirm the total and accepted payment before traveling because fees can increase with time.
Bring all required documentsPhoto ID, registration, insurance, keys, authorization, and any hold-release paperwork may be required.
Immigration transfer

How to locate someone after transfer from Irving to ICE

Irving cannot track the person after ICE transfer: The city jail states that its personnel will not have location information once ICE accepts custody.
Confirm that transfer actually occurredAsk Irving jail staff whether the person was released to ICE rather than Dallas County or another local agency.
Search by A-Number when availableThe federal locator recommends the A-Number route. Enter all nine digits; add leading zeros when the number has fewer than nine digits.
Select the correct country of birthThe A-Number search requires it, and an incorrect country can hide the result.
Try the biographical searchWhen no A-Number is available, use the exact name, country of birth, and date of birth requested by the locator.
Recognize the age limitThe online ICE locator does not search records for people under 18.
Contact an immigration attorney promptlyImmigration custody, bond, court, and removal proceedings are separate from the Irving municipal and Dallas County criminal processes.
Past records and reports

Request an Irving arrest report, police record or older booking information

The live in-custody report answers who is held now. A police open-records request is the better route for a past arrest report, offense report, releasable booking information, or documentation that is no longer in the current PDF.

Police Records Section

Open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed city holidays. Records phone: 972-721-2437.

Open-records request

Use the Irving Police request form and identify the person, date, report number, arrest location, and exact records requested.

Privacy and exclusions

Texas law may require confidential information to be redacted or withheld. A request does not guarantee release of every field or image.

Check whether the record is already availableUse the current jail report, municipal case search, or Dallas County lookup before filing a duplicate request.
Describe the requested document preciselyAsk for a specific arrest report, offense report, booking record, call-for-service record, or releasable photograph rather than “all records.”
Provide narrowing detailsFull name, date of birth, incident date, address, report number, booking number, and arresting officer or agency when known.
Explain the preferred formatRequest electronic delivery when suitable and ask about charges before approving a large record set.
Victim support and accountability

Custody updates, victim assistance and jail complaints

Victim Services

Crisis counseling, rights information, safety planning, protective-order guidance, compensation help, criminal-process assistance, and referrals.

Supervisor: 972-721-6550

Domestic Violence Counselor

972-721-6560

Use for safety planning, family-violence resources, and help understanding protective-order options.

Internal Affairs

972-721-3510

Use for complaints concerning Irving Police employee conduct or request to speak with a supervisor.

Track custody changes safely

Call Irving for city custodyVictim Services directs users to the 24-hour Irving Jail line for a person still held by Irving.
Register for notification after county transferWhen the person moves to Dallas County, VINE may provide available custody-change notifications.
Do not rely only on automationNotification delays can happen. Maintain a personal safety plan and call 911 during immediate danger.
Ask Victim Services for case-status helpThe unit can help explain the process and assist in finding the status of an Irving police case during regular office hours.
Immediate danger: Call 911. A custody report, VINE notice, email, or routine Internal Affairs form is not emergency response.

Irving jail contact directory by problem

Call the office that controls the action
Your questionOfficePhone
Is the person in Irving custody?Jail Book-In972-721-2625
What is the latest jail status or transfer?Irving Jail972-721-3608
Can I collect prisoner property?Property Room972-721-2688
How do I address an Irving court or warrant?Municipal Court972-721-2451
What are the warrant-compliance options?Warrants + Compliance972-721-2671
I cannot pay and need community-service informationCommunity Service Program972-721-3582
Where is a transferred Dallas County inmate?Dallas County Inmate Information214-761-9025
Where is the impounded vehicle?Irving Auto Pound / Wrecker972-721-7700
I need victim support or custody helpVictim Services Supervisor972-721-6550
I need to report employee conductInternal Affairs972-721-3510

Irving and Dallas County maps with arrival checklist

Confirm whether the person remains in Irving or transferred
Write down the correct Irving or Dallas booking number
Know whether you need jail, court, property, bond, or auto-pound service
Bring accepted government photo identification
Call the service desk before a long trip
Do not use the Irving visiting schedule after Dallas County transfer
Irving City Jail — 305 N. O’Connor Road
Lew Sterrett Justice Center — 111 W. Commerce Street

Live actions and official information reviewed

The practical rules are included above. Use the links below only for a live search, payment, notification, account, or records request that cannot be completed on this page.

Primary official sources reviewed
  • City of Irving Jail FAQ and adult custody report
  • Irving Municipal Court warrant, payment-plan, and inability-to-pay pages
  • Irving Police Records, Victim Services, Internal Affairs, and contact pages
  • Dallas County Jail Lookup, bond, visitation, money, mail, telephone, and video-visitation pages
  • Federal ICE Online Detainee Locator System
Last source review: July 23, 2026. Custody, transfer, report refresh time, bond, court, fees, vendor rules, visitation, and operating procedures can change. Confirm the live action with the office controlling the prisoner at that moment.

Irving Texas jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Irving City Jail?

Open the official adult In Custody PDF, search the last name, verify the booking details, and call 972-721-2625 or 972-721-3608 for fresh booking, release, or transfer confirmation.

Is Irving County a real Texas county?

No. Irving is a city in Dallas County. Use the Irving city report first and the Dallas County lookup after a confirmed transfer.

What does the Irving jail report show?

It can show a photograph, name, race, gender, age, booking time, booking number, charges, level, warrant number, fine, bond, warrant agency, court status, and disposition.

Where is Irving City Jail?

Irving City Jail is at 305 N. O’Connor Road, Irving, TX 75061. The jail is a 24-hour operation.

What are the visiting hours?

Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Visits are limited to 10 minutes.

Will Irving check visitors for warrants?

Yes. The city says visitors are checked for outstanding warrants and are subject to search before entering the visitation room.

When is magistration?

Irving publishes daily 9 a.m. magistration for prisoners held on Irving Class C misdemeanor charges. Higher charges follow Dallas County arraignment scheduling.

How can an Irving Class C warrant be resolved?

Depending on the warrant, options may include cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, time-served credit, or a combination. Call the holding jail before paying.

Where is bond posted for a felony?

After bond is set, use a legitimate bond company or the Dallas County Bond Desk at Lew Sterrett Justice Center, 111 W. Commerce Street, Dallas, TX 75202.

Can I bring money or clothing?

Money and personal convenience items cannot be added to prisoner property. One pair of underwear and socks may be brought each day. Underwire bras are prohibited.

Can I bring prescription medication?

Yes. Irving says prescription medication is accepted and dispensed in the prescribed manner. Call before arrival and keep it in the original labeled container.

What should I do after a transfer?

Ask which agency received custody. Use the Dallas County lookup and 214-761-9025 for a county transfer, or the federal detainee locator for confirmed ICE transfer.

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