Hunt County Jail, TX Inmate Roster

Hunt County Jail can be found in Texas. The facility is closely monitored by the sheriff’s office, presumably the county sheriff Randy Meeks. Meeks can be found in the Sheriff’s office when he’s not over in the Hunt County Jail checking in on its operation.

The facility is responsible for the safety and care of all its inmates. The main objective is to rehabilitate and keep the community safe from offenders.

Hunt County Inmates

For those who may not be up to date on what type of inmates one can find in the Hunt County Jail, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to find out there are three different types of inmates.

The first type of inmate is an inmate charged for a crime but was not eligible to post bail/bond. So, this inmate must wait for their day to be found innocent or guilty in front of a judge. This process can take some time, depending on how backed up the court is.

The second type of inmate is an inmate who already went before a judge and was found guilty, but they were given more time than the county facility can house them for. So, this inmate will be waiting to be transferred out to typically a state prison. However, an inmate will get sent out to federal jail, depending on the crime they were charged and convicted with.

The last type of inmate in the Hunt County Jail is an inmate serving out his or her time. Inmates who are serving out their time in the Hunt County Jail are given less than 24 months of a sentence. These inmates will not get transferred out to a different facility.

Hunt County Jail Inmates Search

In this day and age, you want to do everything online because it is fast and efficient. However, when you search for an inmate in the Hunt County Jail, you can relax a little knowing that you can do a quick search for them using this search engine.

This search engine is easy to use. The only thing you need to do is input a date range. You can do so by knowing when they are still in the facility or formally arrested and brought to the county jail.

This search should only take you approximately five minutes to successfully locate the person you were looking for.

Does an Inmate Need Funds?

When an inmate is spending time in the Hunt County Jail, they may ask you for money. If you are wondering if you should give them money, the answer is yes. Inmates can use the funds to purchase items they may need or want from the commissary.

The commissary is the prison store where inmates can purchase items from hygiene products to entertainment items.

You can give an inmate money in the county jail to drop off a money order with the guards in the lobby. When doing so, please have the inmate information on the money order so that the guard can process the transaction as quickly as possible.

Am I Allowed to Write to an Inmate?

Of course! You are more than welcome to write to an inmate. All letters will be opened when coming into the facility. The inmates do get their letters/mail a few days a week. Notes help the inmates lift their morale while they are serving out their time.

Please only write a letter on lined paper with a blue or black ink pen. Do not use markers or crayons on your notes.

Can I Visit an Inmate During COVID?

With the pandemic that is going on in 2020, the world is changing ever so quickly. To ensure the safety and health of the employees and the inmates, there is no visitation from family and friends.

However, the only person that can visit an inmate in the Hunt County Jail during the pandemic is the inmate’s legal team.

The Hunt County Jail is working on video visitation so that those loved ones can keep in touch with their inmates during this difficult time. However, this won’t take full effect until sometime in the distant future.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the sheriff’s office or the Hunt County Jail. An officer can help answer any questions you may have.

Hunt County Prison Statistics

Hunt County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	356
Other Prison Admissions	1
White Prison Admissions	232
Latino Prison Admissions	35
Black Prison Admissions	88
Male Prison Admissions	282
Female Prison Admissions	74

Hunt County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	631
Female Prison Population	85
Total Prison Population	716

Hunt County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	-
Latino Prison Population	78
White Prison Population	405
Other Prison Population	1
Black Prison Population	232
Native Prison Population	-

Hunt County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	1
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	57
Black Jail Population	97
White Jail Population	215

Hunt County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	61
Total Jail Admissions	3,702
Total Jail Population	347
Male Jail Population	310

Hunt County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	27
Male Pretrial Jail Population	158
Pretrial Jail Population	215

Hunt County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	32
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	73
Jail Population Held for State Jail	6
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

Hunt County, Texas Warrants, Arrests

Hunt County Arrest Warrants

Hunt County Child Support Warrants

Hunt County Arrest Records

City of Commerce Court Records
Texas A&M University Police Logs

Hunt County Most Wanted

Hunt County Pistol Permits & Gun Licenses
Hunt County Sheriff Website
Texas A&M University Police Logs
City of Commerce Court Records

Hunt County Sex Offender Registry

Hunt County Sex Offender Registry

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