Aransas County Detention Center, TX Inmate Roster

Aransas County Detention Center, TX is a County medium-security detention center situated at 811 East Concho St Rockport in Texas State. It is a temporary inmate’s holding locally operated by the Aransas County Sheriff’s Office. Inmates held here are either waiting to be tried by the local justice system or have already been sentenced for not more than two years. The facility further serves as a hold-up for the local US Marshal’s Service, the Rockport Police Department, surrounding towns, and municipal authorities. Some of these do not have a holding facility of their own.

Each year, this facility flaunts about 4240 bookings with a daily capacity of 212 inmates under the stewardship of 53 jail staff members. The inmates vary in crimes committed; some are awaiting trials for violent crimes such as murder, rape, and robbery, while others are held up for misdemeanors. Consequently, the facility’s security is relatively high, with the correctional officers armed with maces and highly trained to handle inmates accordingly.

When the inmates awaiting trials are finally sentenced for more than two years, they are transferred to other larger state prisons or BOP facilities. Illegal immigrants, on the other hand, may be transferred into ICE custody for deportation.

Aransas County Inmates

You can easily trace an inmate held at Aransas County Detention Center or acquire information about them. Being a county correctional facility, information about Aransas county’s current inmates is available on the county website’s inmate search page. The page has complete and credible records about all inmates in Aransas county jails. The inmates on the inmate’s list are listed by their first and last names. Other bits of information included about inmate include:

• Booking dates
• Inmates’ mugshots
• Release dates
• Status
• Arrest dates
• Bond
• Sentence information
• Case numbers
• Race
• Sex
• Locality

Visitations and Attached Rules at Aransas County Detention

Inmates at this facility are permitted to receive pre-approved visitors of their choosing. However, visits are accompanied by strict rules that must be followed religiously. For starters, all visits must be scheduled 24 hours before the visitor sets foot at the detention center. To schedule a visit, you can engage the facility at 361-790-0168 or visit the facility’s website.

Visitors are expected to dress modestly with no indecent exposure. Moreover, they cannot flaunt clothing flaunting gang signs or criminal signs. Inmates are assigned two hours of non-contact visits throughout the week. Failure to observe visitation rules may lead to suspension or denial of visiting rights. All visits are monitored for security purposes.

The visitation schedule is as follows.

• Monday; 7:30 am TO 9:00 pm
• Tuesday; 7:30 am TO 9:00 pm.
• Wednesday; 7:30 am TO 9:00 pm.
• Thursday; 7:30 am TO 9:00 pm
• Friday; 7:30 am TO 9:00 pm.
• Saturday; 7:30 am TO 2:30 pm
• Sunday; 7:30 am TO 2:30 pm

Phone Calls

Offenders at Aransas County detention Center are allowed to make calls to their loved ones. However, their loved ones cannot call them, and the facility’s staff cannot take messages on behalf of the inmates. The inmate phone call schedule is strictly between 8 am and 10 pm every day of the week. The calls are strictly collect calls where the call beneficiary incurs the cost of the calls. All call services are contracted to SECURUS, and call receivers have to register with the entity either online or by engaging 361-790-0168. The calls are restricted to 15 minutes, after which the calls automatically disconnect.

Mails and Care Packages

Inmates can receive and send mails, postcards, greeting cards, and publications to their loved ones via the United Postal Services.

Mails

You cannot send mails via third-party avenues such as FedEx or UPS. Moreover, you have to include your credentials alongside a valid return address for the mails to be delivered.

Incoming mails are inspected to prevent the smuggling of illegal items that may compromise the facility’s security or the wellbeing of all stakeholders. Sending and receiving of mails comes with some rules, including the following:

• The mails must be written in pencil, black or blue ink.
• All mails should be indicated with the correct mail address and have a return address failure to which they will be stored until the inmate is released for them to be handed out.
• The mails content should not compromise the facility’s security by describing the manufacture of weapons, incendiary devices, tools of escape, or bombs.
• The mails should not advocate for racial supremacy, violence, or ethnic purity
• Inmates cannot send mails to fellow inmates

Greeting Cards and Postcards

Inmates can also receive greeting cards and postcards on holidays and special occasions. These should also have clean content, and like mails, they come with some rules. No sexual or sexually suggestive content is allowed, and they cannot have stickers, glitter, or any other disallowed substances.

You can send your greeting cards and postcards on the following occasions: birthdays, Christmas, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving, Father’s Day, New Year’s, Easter, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Ramadan, Valentine’s Day, or Passover.

You can also send your loved one up to 15 photos as long as they do not exceed 4” by 6” in size and are not polaroids.

Publications

Aransas County Detention Center also allows inmates access to publications such as books and magazines. Publications are held in high regard in incarceration, making them very priceless. It is quite satisfying for an inmate to receive their favorite book or magazine publication every month. Books and magazines have some strict rules attached to their sending:

• They must be obtained directly from a reputable vendor or publisher.
• They cannot be sent through envelopes.
• An inmate’s credentials should be affixed to the address label.

For periodical magazines, you can easily subscribe in place of an inmate; it takes less than two minutes. You just visit the grocery and find an inmate’s favorite magazine; each magazine has a little card you fill with an inmate’s name, ID number, and correct facility’s address. Even better, you can subscribe online via the authorized sites. With this avenue, you just select a magazine title and then add an inmate’s credentials. This arguably the fastest means to send your loved one their favorite magazine. However, it comes with some charges.

Aransas County Prison Statistics

Aransas County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Jail	2
Jail Population Held for ICE	-
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	98
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for State Prison	90

Aransas County Prison Population By Race

Black Prison Population	11
Asian Prison Population	-
White Prison Population	120
Other Prison Population	-
Native Prison Population	-
Latino Prison Population	83

Aransas County Prison Admissions

Other Prison Admissions	-
Latino Prison Admissions	44
White Prison Admissions	90
Native Prison Admissions	-
Female Prison Admissions	30
Asian Prison Admissions	-
Black Prison Admissions	4
Total Prison Admissions	138
Male Prison Admissions	108

Aransas County Prison Population

Female Prison Population	32
Male Prison Population	182
Total Prison Population	214

Aransas County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Admissions	2,400
Total Jail Population	195
Male Jail Population	145
Female Jail Population	43

Texas Jail & Prison Phone Call Rates

Out of State Phone Call Rate Per Minute	$0.06
In-State Phone Call Rate Per Minute	$0.06

Aransas County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	-
Black Jail Population	8
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	103
White Jail Population	61

Aransas County Pretrial Jail Population

Male Pretrial Jail Population	98
Female Pretrial Jail Population	45
Pretrial Jail Population	173

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