Lookup Bandera County Jail Inmates

Bandera County Jail is the local county jail for Bandera County, Texas, and the correct starting point to look up inmates after a local arrest. The facility is sheriff-operated and holds people in pretrial custody, county-level sentence custody, warrant holds, parole holds, and other local categories. No official county-hosted public jail roster was located in the reviewed sources, so Bandera County Jail inmate lookup relies on the jail phone, VINE, public-information requests, court records, and state or federal locators when custody moves outside the county jail.

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Bandera County Jail Overview

Bandera County Jail is operated by the Bandera County Sheriff's Office. The official sheriff page places the sheriff and jail complex at 3360 State Hwy. 173 North in Bandera and lists the jail phone as 830-460-7374. The page identifies Sheriff Dan Butts and gives separate contact channels for the sheriff office, dispatch, jail, and emergency-management contacts. It also links VINE and an inmate-mail PDF, which makes the sheriff page the main official web source for local detention routing.

The jail is a county facility, not a state prison. It is used for local custody after arrest, pretrial felony and misdemeanor defendants, convicted misdemeanants, bench-warrant detainees, parole or blue-warrant holds, state-jail felony categories, TDCJ-sentenced people awaiting transfer, and other local custody classes reported to TCJS. The official county source did not publish building history, housing unit names, security classification levels, booking desk hours, lobby hours, or a jail administrator name, so those details should be confirmed directly with the facility.

The sheriff page image from the manifest is the best local facility screenshot because it shows the official jail, VINE, and inmate-mail routing point.

Bandera County Jail inmate lookup sheriff office jail page

That official county source supports the jail contact route while also showing the absence of a public roster link.


Bandera County Jail Capacity

TCJS current population data reported Bandera County Jail with a 96-bed capacity. On June 1, 2026, the TCJS current population workbook reported a total jail population of 60 people, or 62.5 percent of capacity. The TCJS incarceration-rate workbook reported an average daily population of 50 and an incarceration rate of 2.19 for Bandera County on the same date. These numbers are official monthly population figures, not live custody confirmations.

96Rated Capacity
60Population on June 1, 2026
62.5%Percent of Capacity
MeasureFigureSource
Rated capacity96 bedsTCJS Current Population Workbook, June 1, 2026
Total population60TCJS Current Population Workbook, June 1, 2026
Average daily population50TCJS Incarceration Rate Workbook, June 1, 2026
Federal inmates0 male / 0 femaleTCJS current population extract, June 1, 2026

Look Up Bandera County Jail Inmates

No official Bandera County public roster was located. The lookup path for this jail starts with the official phone and notification channels, then moves outward when the record type changes. A person booked today may not have any public web profile. A person whose case has been filed may show in iDocket. A person transferred to TDCJ should be searched in the state prison locator. The jail phone remains the direct local route for current custody and release questions.

  1. Call Bandera County Jail at 830-460-7374 for current custody confirmation.
  2. Use VINELink Texas for custody-notification searches linked from the sheriff route.
  3. Use the Bandera County Public Information Office when a booking record is not online.
  4. Search iDocket after charges are filed with the court.
  5. Use TDCJ, BOP, or ICE ODLS only when the person is outside county-jail custody.

Bandera County Jail Address

The sheriff/jail complex is north of central Bandera on State Highway 173. Official sources did not publish visitor parking rates, a transit route, an ADA entrance description, or lobby hours. Call before travel if identification requirements, accessible parking, property release, bond acceptance, or visitor entry procedures matter.

Bandera County Jail

3360 State Hwy. 173 North

Bandera, TX 78003

830-460-7374

County jail and sheriff-operated local detention facility.


Visiting Bandera County Jail

The official Bandera sheriff page reviewed did not publish a detailed visitation schedule, video-visitation vendor, attorney-visit rule, dress code, minor-child rule, or holiday schedule. That absence should not be filled with third-party jail directory claims. The correct local instruction is to call the jail before arrival and ask for the current schedule, ID requirements, dress code, visitor approval process, and lobby procedure.

FacilityScheduleRule Source
Bandera County JailOfficial schedule not locatedCall 830-460-7374 for current visitation rules.
TDCJ prison custodyUse TDCJ statewide visitationApplies only after transfer to state prison.
BOP or ICE custodyFacility-specificNo BOP or ICE facility was found in Bandera County.

Note: Confirm custody and visitation before driving to the jail because no official public visiting schedule was located.


Bandera County Jail Mail and Money

The sheriff page links an inmate-mail PDF. The research did not locate official HTML text for mail format, commissary vendor, deposit fee, phone vendor, video vendor, tablet program, or money-deposit limits. Use the sheriff page and the official mail PDF before sending anything. Do not assume a person in Bandera County Jail can use TDCJ eComm, BOP funds, or ICE facility rules.

ServiceConfirmed DetailAction
MailCounty inmate-mail PDF linked by sheriff pageUse the official PDF and current jail instructions.
Phone/videoOfficial vendor not locatedCall the jail before setting up accounts.
Money depositOfficial vendor and fee table not locatedCall before attempting a deposit.
Legal mail or attorney visitLocal policy not published in reviewed sourceConfirm directly with the facility.

Booking at Bandera County Jail

Bandera County did not publish a local booking manual. In Texas county-jail practice, booking after arrest commonly includes identity confirmation, search, property inventory, fingerprinting, booking photo creation, medical and mental-health screening, and classification. Classification is the jail's process for assigning custody level and housing based on safety, health, legal status, charge severity, behavior, and separation needs. Booking charges can later differ from formal charges filed in court.

Bond questions should be routed through the jail for immediate release logistics and through the court or clerk once the case has opened. Texas bond law includes cash bond, surety bond, personal bond, and no-bond holds. A person can remain in jail after one bond is posted if another warrant, detainer, blue warrant, federal hold, ICE detainer, or court order prevents release.


Bandera Jail Public Records

When a Bandera jail record is not online, the records route is the county public-information process. The Public Information Office research lists Laurie Blanchard, 502 11th Street, P.O. Box 1624, Bandera, TX 78003, email lblanchard@banderacounty.org, office phone 830-796-8461, and fax 830-796-8463. A request should name the person, date of birth if known, approximate arrest or booking date, arresting agency, and the specific record requested.

Texas Government Code Chapter 552 supports public-information access, but exceptions and redactions can apply. Active investigation material, juvenile records, protected personal information, medical or mental-health information, sealed records, and expunged records may be withheld or redacted. Court filings after arrest should be searched through iDocket or clerk terminals rather than treated as jail records.


When Bandera Jail Is Wrong

Bandera County Jail is the wrong lookup once a person has moved to another custody system. TDCJ is for people currently incarcerated in Texas state prison. BOP is for federal prisoners and does not publish public mugshots through its locator. ICE ODLS is for immigration detainees and does not replace the county jail. The TDCJ unit directory, BOP facility list, and ICE detention-facility list did not show a state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center inside Bandera County.

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