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Lubbock County jail inmate search

The Lubbock County Sheriff's Office operates Lubbock County Detention Center

Open the official inmate searchCall the jail (806) 775-7009Not affiliated with any government agency

Look someone up using a name, a booking number, or the Sheriff's Office (SO) number.

Detention Center (automated)
(806) 775-7009
Address
You'll find it at 3502 N. Holly Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79403
Visiting
Rules for visits and booking
Operator
Lubbock County Sheriff's Office
Facilities
2 locations

Start your Lubbock County jail inmate search with the county roster, and call if a recent arrest isn't showing. A name won't appear online right away, because intake paperwork takes time. It's the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office that operates the jail at 3502 North Holly Avenue and answers custody calls at (806) 775-7009 or (806) 775-7048.

  • Inmate account depositsAccess Corrections logoAccess CorrectionsICSolutions
  • Commissary storeAccess Securepak
  • Inmate phone serviceSmart Communications logoICSolutions; Smart Communications

Lubbock County jail roster and inmate lookup

People in custody are listed on the online roster for Lubbock County, which the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office maintains. You can run a search with a name, a booking number, or an SO number. The sheriff's office gives each inmate an identification number called an SO number.

Once a magistrate sets bond, the current settings appear on the roster. Until intake and booking are done, recent arrests won't show up online.

Lubbock County jail inmate list and recent bookings

Booking happens at the Lubbock County Detention Center for anyone arrested in the county. According to the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office Inmate F.A.Q., initial appearances happen at least 2 times a day so magistrates can set bond. Call (806) 775-7009 if a recent arrest isn't listed online yet.

Lubbock County jail phone number

To reach the right desk, call the numbers listed on the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office contact page and the Active Jail Search page:

  • (806) 775-7009 or (806) 775-7048: Automated Detention Center line.
  • (806) 775-7015: Detention records.
  • (806) 775-7018: Visitation desk.
  • 806-775-7019: Special housing unit visits.
  • (866) 345-1884: Account deposits by phone via Access Corrections, facility number 20172.

Only account deposits go through the Access Corrections number, not custody questions.

Lubbock County jail address and detention center

On the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office Active Jail Search page, the county lists 2 locations:

  • Lubbock County Detention Center: The address is 3502 North Holly Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79403.. As the main jail, it houses the Bond Window plus a lobby kiosk for cash deposits.
  • Lubbock County Sheriff's Office and Property Room: 712 Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79401. The sheriff's office and property room are in this building, along with a second deposit kiosk.

Lubbock County jail visitation

Both on-site and remote visits are covered by the visiting rules in the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office Inmate F.A.Q.:

  • On-site hours: visits run between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., with the final one starting no later than 9:30 p.m.
  • On-site rules: a visit includes just 1 adult, and you can visit only once a day.
  • Remote visits: you arrange these ahead of time, and paid sessions are unlimited for general population.
  • Special housing: Staff schedule these visits at 806-775-7019, and the visitation line is (806) 775-7018.

Lubbock County jail mail, money, and commissary

Use this mailing address: Lubbock County Detention Center, Inmate's Name, SO#, PO Box 9136, Seminole, FL 33775. On the envelope, use block letters for the SO number and the inmate’s name. Before it's viewed on tablets or kiosks, postal mail gets scanned.

According to the Inmate F.A.Q., cash deposits are accepted at the lobby kiosks at 712 Broadway or 3502 N. Holly Avenue. Deposit by card at accesscorrections.com or 1-866-345-1884 using facility number 20172, or add phone-only money through ICSolutions.

Snacks and supplies are sold at the commissary, the jail's store. Access Securepak handles care packages you want to send.

Phone calls from inmates at Lubbock County jail

ICSolutions manages inmate phone accounts, and Smart Communications provides messaging through SmartInmate. Per the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office Inmate F.A.Q., you can add phone-only funds by card at icsolutions.com or at 1-888-506-8407.

Mugshots: what the Lubbock County jail roster shows

County Jail Lookup never shows names, photos, or arrest records. To see what the county publishes about people in custody, open the Lubbock County online roster. With the roster, you can search active bookings and, once set, view bond settings.

Getting someone out of the Lubbock County jail on bail

When someone pays money or gives the court a written guarantee so they can leave jail before trial, that's a bond. A magistrate is a judge who sets bond and reviews new arrests at initial appearances, which take place at least 2 times daily.

The Inmate F.A.Q. says the full bond can be paid at the Bond Window in the detention center, 3502 N. Holly Avenue. Another option is to hire a local surety company, which posts the bond for you; state rules are on the Texas inmate search hub.

Lubbock County jail release time

After a magistrate sets bond and payment goes through the Bond Window, release processing starts at 3502 N. Holly Avenue. A property room at 712 Broadway is also run by the sheriff's office. Call detention records at (806) 775-7015, listed on the sheriff's contact page, to check release status.

Questions and answers

How do I check whether someone is being held in Lubbock County jail?

Search the Lubbock County online roster by the person's name, booking number, or SO number. For a very recent arrest that isn't online yet, call the automated detention line at (806) 775-7009 or detention records at (806) 775-7015.

How long does it take to get released from Lubbock County jail?

After seeing a magistrate, a person can usually bond out, and the magistrate holds these first appearances at least 2 times a day. After you pay bond at the 3502 N. Holly Avenue Bond Window, call (806) 775-7015 to check when release processing finishes.

Sources

Call a bail agent (not the jail)

This line reaches a bail agent who can talk you through a bond at Lubbock County Detention Center. It is not the jail and not a government office.

1-844-343-6285

This call from County Jail Lookup goes to a bail agent, not the jail, and may be recorded so the agent keeps an exact note of the bond you asked about.

Speak with a lawyer about the case instead

Once you share a few details, a lawyer advertising here can reach out to you about the bond hearing, the release, or the charges.