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What Is Inmate Records In Brazos County?

Inmate records in Brazos County are official documents maintained by the Brazos County Sheriff's Office that contain information about individuals who are currently incarcerated or have previously been detained in the county's detention facilities. These records serve as a comprehensive database of all individuals who have been processed through the Brazos County jail system.

The Brazos County Sheriff's Office maintains these records as part of their responsibility to document all individuals who enter and exit the county's detention facilities. These records are essential for administrative, legal, and public safety purposes.

Brazos County Sheriff's Office: 1700 Highway 21 West, Bryan, TX 77803

Are Inmate Records Public In Brazos County?

Yes, inmate records in Brazos County are considered public information under Texas Public Information Act. This means that basic information about inmates is accessible to the general public, including:

  • Inmate's full name
  • Date of booking
  • Current charges
  • Bond information
  • Court dates

However, certain sensitive information may be redacted or restricted to protect privacy rights and security concerns. This might include:

  • Social security numbers
  • Medical information
  • Juvenile records
  • Information related to ongoing investigations

The public can access these records through the Brazos County Sheriff's Office website or by submitting a formal request to the records department.

Brazos County Records Department: 300 E 26th Street, Suite 120, Bryan, TX 77803

What's Included Inmate Records in Brazos County

Brazos County inmate records typically contain the following information:

  1. Personal identification information:

    • Full legal name
    • Date of birth
    • Gender
    • Race/ethnicity
    • Physical description (height, weight, identifying marks)
    • Booking photo (mugshot)

  2. Case information:

    • Booking date and time
    • Arresting agency
    • Criminal charges
    • Case numbers
    • Court information
    • Bond amount and status

  3. Custody status:

    • Current housing location
    • Scheduled release date (if applicable)
    • Custody classification

  4. Court proceedings:

    • Upcoming court dates
    • Court of jurisdiction
    • Case disposition (for completed cases)

  5. Administrative details:

    • Inmate identification number
    • Property inventory
    • Visitation eligibility

Brazos County Prison System

The Brazos County prison system is operated primarily by the Brazos County Sheriff's Office and consists of the Brazos County Detention Center as its main facility. The system is designed to house individuals who are awaiting trial, serving short sentences for misdemeanors, or awaiting transfer to state facilities for longer sentences.

The Brazos County Detention Center has a capacity of approximately 1,100 inmates and employs trained correctional officers who maintain security and oversee daily operations. The facility includes separate housing units for different classifications of inmates based on factors such as gender, security risk, and special needs.

Brazos County Detention Center: 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807

In addition to basic incarceration, the Brazos County prison system offers various programs aimed at rehabilitation and reducing recidivism, including:

  • Educational programs
  • Substance abuse treatment
  • Religious services
  • Mental health services
  • Work programs

Types of Correctional Facilities In Brazos County

Brazos County maintains several types of correctional facilities to accommodate different security levels and inmate needs:

  1. Brazos County Detention Center: The main jail facility that houses most inmates awaiting trial or serving shorter sentences. 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807

  2. Minimum Security Facility: Houses low-risk inmates, often those nearing release or serving sentences for non-violent offenses.

  3. Work Release Center: Allows qualifying inmates to maintain employment while serving their sentences, returning to the facility during non-working hours.

  4. Juvenile Detention Center: A separate facility specifically designed for juvenile offenders. 1904 W. Villa Maria Road, Bryan, TX 77807

  5. Community Corrections Facility: Focuses on rehabilitation and reintegration programs for inmates transitioning back into society. 200 N. Texas Avenue, Bryan, TX 77803

Additionally, Brazos County works in coordination with state facilities operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for inmates serving longer sentences for more serious offenses.

Who's in Prison In Brazos County

The inmate population in Brazos County detention facilities typically consists of:

  1. Pre-trial detainees: Individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial, unable to post bail or denied bail.

  2. Misdemeanor offenders: People serving sentences of less than one year for less serious crimes.

  3. Felony offenders awaiting transfer: Those convicted of more serious crimes who are temporarily housed while awaiting transfer to state prison facilities.

  4. Probation/parole violators: Individuals who have violated the terms of their supervised release.

  5. Federal detainees: In some cases, the county may house federal inmates through agreements with federal agencies.

Demographics of the Brazos County inmate population generally reflect broader patterns in the criminal justice system, with overrepresentation of certain demographic groups. The population fluctuates but typically includes individuals from diverse backgrounds, ages, and socioeconomic statuses.

How To Search for Inmate Records In Brazos County in 2025

To search for inmate records in Brazos County in 2025, follow these steps:

  1. Online Search:

    • Visit the Brazos County Sheriff's Office website
    • Navigate to the "Inmate Search" or "Jail Roster" section
    • Enter the inmate's first and last name (middle name optional)
    • Review the search results for matching records

  2. In-Person Search:

    • Visit the Brazos County Sheriff's Office during business hours
    • Request inmate information from the records department
    • Provide the name of the person you're inquiring about

    Brazos County Sheriff's Office: 1700 Highway 21 West, Bryan, TX 77803

  3. Phone Inquiry:

    • Call the Brazos County Detention Center's information line
    • Provide the inmate's full name and date of birth if possible
    • Request current status and basic information

  4. Third-Party Websites:

    • Several third-party websites aggregate inmate information
    • Enter the inmate's information and specify Brazos County
    • Verify information through official sources as third-party sites may not be current

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's recommended to use the official Brazos County resources rather than third-party websites.

How To Find an Inmate in Brazos County for Free?

Finding an inmate in Brazos County can be done for free through several methods:

  1. Official County Website:

    • Visit the Brazos County Sheriff's Office website
    • Use the free inmate lookup tool provided
    • Search by the inmate's name
    • Results typically show current inmates and those recently released

  2. Justice Web Portal:

    • Access the Justice Web portal for Brazos County
    • Use the public access features without creating an account
    • Search by name to find current custody status

  3. Phone Call to Detention Center:

    • Call the Brazos County Detention Center directly
    • Provide the name of the person you're looking for
    • Ask about their current status and basic information

    Brazos County Detention Center: (979) 361-4846

  4. Visit the Sheriff's Office Records Department:

    • Go to the Sheriff's Office during business hours
    • Request inmate information from the front desk
    • Basic information is provided at no charge

  5. Public Court Records:

    • Check Brazos County court records online
    • Search by name to find case information
    • Court records often indicate if someone is in custody

These free methods provide basic information about an inmate's status, charges, and potential release date without requiring payment.

How To Visit an Inmate In Brazos County

Visiting an inmate in Brazos County requires following specific procedures:

  1. Check Visitation Schedule:

    • Visitation days and hours vary based on inmate housing unit
    • Schedules are posted on the Brazos County Sheriff's Office website
    • Different pods have different visitation days

  2. Registration Requirements:

    • Visitors must register at least 24 hours before the planned visit
    • Registration can be completed online or by phone
    • First-time visitors must arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork

  3. Identification Requirements:

    • All visitors must present valid government-issued photo ID
    • Acceptable forms include driver's license, state ID, or passport
    • Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an approved adult

  4. Visitation Rules:

    • Visits are typically limited to 20-30 minutes
    • Most visits are non-contact (through glass or video terminals)
    • Visitors must follow the dress code (no revealing clothing, gang colors, etc.)
    • No personal items allowed in the visitation area except for identification

  5. Video Visitation Option:

    • Remote video visitation is available through the jail's approved provider
    • Requires creating an account and scheduling in advance
    • Fees may apply for remote video visits

Brazos County Detention Center Visitation Office: 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807

Contact the detention center directly for the most current visitation policies and schedules, as they may change.

How To Send Money to a Brazos County Inmate

There are several approved methods to send money to inmates in Brazos County:

  1. Online Deposits:

    • Visit the official commissary provider's website
    • Create an account or log in
    • Enter the inmate's information
    • Make a deposit using credit/debit card or electronic check
    • Service fees may apply

  2. Kiosk Deposits:

    • Use the kiosk located in the lobby of the Brazos County Detention Center
    • Follow on-screen instructions
    • Make deposits using cash or credit/debit card
    • Receive a receipt for your transaction

    Brazos County Detention Center Lobby: 1835 Sandy Point Road, Bryan, TX 77807

  3. Phone Deposits:

    • Call the commissary provider's toll-free number
    • Provide the inmate's information
    • Make a deposit using credit/debit card
    • Service fees will apply

  4. Mail Money Orders:

    • Purchase a money order (no personal checks accepted)
    • Make it payable to the inmate with their ID number
    • Include your name and return address
    • Mail to the detention center address
    • Do not send cash through mail

  5. Mobile App:

    • Download the commissary provider's mobile app
    • Create an account or log in
    • Make deposits using the app interface
    • Receive confirmation of successful transactions

Funds are typically available in the inmate's account within 24-48 hours, depending on the method used. All deposits are subject to processing fees that vary by method.

How To Send Jail Mail In Brazos County

Sending mail to inmates in Brazos County requires following specific guidelines:

  1. Addressing Requirements:

    • Clearly write the inmate's full name and ID number
    • Include the facility's complete address
    • Include your full name and return address

    Mailing Address for Inmates: Inmate Name, ID Number Brazos County Detention Center 1835 Sandy Point Road Bryan, TX 77807

  2. Acceptable Mail Items:

    • Letters on plain white paper
    • Photographs (maximum 4"x6", no Polaroids)
    • Greeting cards (plain, no musical or pop-up features)
    • Money orders (properly addressed with inmate ID)

  3. Prohibited Items:

    • Colored paper or envelopes
    • Cardstock or construction paper
    • Stickers, glitter, or adhesives
    • Perfumed or scented items
    • Cash or personal checks
    • Stamps or envelopes
    • Hardcover books or magazines (must come directly from publisher)

  4. Mail Inspection Process:

    • All mail is opened and inspected for contraband
    • Mail containing prohibited items will be rejected
    • Mail may be photocopied, with copies given to inmates
    • Original letters may be stored with inmate property

  5. Electronic Messaging Option:

    • Some facilities offer secure electronic messaging
    • Requires creating an account with the approved provider
    • Fees apply per message
    • Messages are subject to the same screening as physical mail

All mail is subject to inspection and may be rejected if it violates facility rules or poses security concerns. Contact the detention center directly for the most current mail policies.

Lookup Inmate Records in Brazos County

For those seeking information about inmates in Brazos County, several official resources are available:

Justice Web | Brazos County Sheriff's Office - Access the Justice Web portal to search for current inmates or those who have been through the Brazos County Detention Center.

Brazos County Detention Center | Official Website - Visit the official website for information about the Brazos County Detention Center, including contact details and services.

Detention | Brazos County Sheriff's Office - Find information on detention services, including inmate search, visitation policies, and commissary details.

Brazos County, TX Detainee Lookup - Use this service to search for detainees by name and access the current jail roster.

Brazos County Jail Inmates - Jail Roster Search - Search for inmate records, including arrest records, mugshots, and additional information.

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