San Jacinto County Jail, TX Inmate Roster

Located in the diverse San Jacinto County, the San Jacinto County Jail provides services for the surrounding areas. The county itself is northeast of Houston. Depending on the time of year, there can be up to 100,000 people in the county. One of the main appeals is the national forest and Lake Livingston.

The prison itself provides medium security incarcerations for up to 145 inmates at a time. These inmates are from nearby towns and areas. The US Marshal’s Service and the Coldspring Police Department also use this prison, as they do not have a detention facility of their own. Most of the inmates within the prison have been sentenced to less than a total of two years. Jails that are located outside of San Jacinto County will also pay San Jacinto to house their inmates, but these inmates are usually less than 30% of the total prison population. Counties that use this service include Trinity County, Montgomery County, Houston County, and Tyler County, as well as the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe.

Because the prison is designed for short-term stays, it does not operate in the same way that a state or federal prison does. Instead, the jail is made up of a series of pods which include cells, common areas, and the outside yard for recreation. The common areas have solid metal tables secured to the floor for inmates to use. The cells have small windows to provide light and air for the inmates.

Offenders that have committed more serious offenses will be transferred to a state or federal prison, but they may be temporarily incarcerated in San Jacinto County Jail while transportation is arranged for them.

Jail Roster

The jail makes the arrest records of its inmates public for viewing. To search San Jacinto County arrests for a loved one, you can visit the official site at http://sjcsotx.us/booking.html, or use a web search function to perform a specific inmate search. VINElink has all of the most recent information about arrests in San Jacinto County at https://vinelink.com/#/home/site/44900.

Please note that the jail has a constantly changing population. Because the inmates located in San Jacinto County Jail have shorter sentences than those incarcerated in other prisons, the jail roster is always updating. If you are trying to locate a specific inmate, it is best to have as much information about them as you can while searching. At bare minimum, you should have the inmate’s first and last name, ideally with their offender ID. To speak to the jail directly about the status of one of their inmates, call (936) 653-4367.

Sending Money to Inmates

When a friend or family member has been incarcerated, it can be difficult to find ways to support them. One of the ways that you can care for someone in San Jacinto County Prison is by sending them money. Money is used in the commissary to buy a variety of products that increase quality of life, such as hygiene items.

In the commissary, the inmate can buy clothing and shoes to supplement the clothing already provided to them by the prison. They can also buy entertainment items such as TV, radio, MPP3 players, headphones, playing cards, or even tablets. None of the electronics purchased will have access to the internet. Reading material may also be bought, such as books or magazines.

In order for an inmate to make purchases at the commissary, they need money in their account. You can deposit money for them. Call (936) 653-4367 to speak with the jail staff about what the best method would be for you to deposit funds into an inmate’s account.

Typically, prisons have multiple options for sending money to inmates. You can use an online service, make a deposit over the phone, or send a cashier’s check. Call the jail and ask what their options are. Always make sure that you have the inmate’s full name and offender ID to confirm that you are sending money to the right person.

Sheriff

The San Jacinto County Jail is run by the San Jacinto Sheriff’s Department. This department is made up of a total of 68 full-time workers, with an additional 15 in a reserve group. These individuals are trained in a variety of skills that help them patrol, investigate, incarcerate, and support. The Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to securing and caring for the community.

The Sheriff is currently Greg Capers. If you need to reach the Sheriff’s Department, you can do so by phone at (936) 653-4367 or by fax at (936) 653-5058. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911. The Sheriff’s Office is located at 75 West Cedar Avenue, Coldspring, Texas 77331.

Visiting Info

If you would like to visit an inmate at the San Jacinto County Prison, you may do so Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. During this time, you will be allowed to speak with the inmate through a glass wall. All visits are strictly no contact. If you would prefer not to come in, you can explore video visitation options by calling the prison and asking for more information.

Each inmate is allowed a maximum of two visits per day. When coming for a visit, make sure that you have a valid, government-issued photo ID to confirm your identity. Keep in mind that visitation is a right, not a privilege. The jail staff will end a visit if they see fit.

Prior to your visit, you must fill out the appropriate paperwork and be approved.

Receiving Calls from an Inmate

Inmates are allowed to make outgoing calls to friends or family members. These calls are charged collect. By accepting the call from San Jacinto Prison, you will be charged per minute. You are unable to call an inmate in the San Jacinto County Prison.

For more information about receiving a call from an inmate, or to block your number from being reached by the San Jacinto County Jail, you can contact the jail directly by calling (936) 653-4367.

San Jacinto County Prison Statistics

San Jacinto County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	72
Other Prison Admissions	3
White Prison Admissions	52
Latino Prison Admissions	-
Black Prison Admissions	17
Male Prison Admissions	60
Female Prison Admissions	12

San Jacinto County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	122
Female Prison Population	9
Total Prison Population	131

San Jacinto County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	-
Latino Prison Population	7
White Prison Population	99
Other Prison Population	1
Black Prison Population	24
Native Prison Population	-

San Jacinto County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	-
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	3
Black Jail Population	11
White Jail Population	47

San Jacinto County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	13
Total Jail Admissions	1,143
Total Jail Population	61
Male Jail Population	48

San Jacinto County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	5
Male Pretrial Jail Population	47
Pretrial Jail Population	51

San Jacinto County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	3
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	1
Jail Population Held for State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

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