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Find a Hunt County Jail Inmate and Check the Current Roster
If you are trying to find someone recently arrested in Greenville or elsewhere in Hunt County, Texas, start with the county-operated Hunt County Sheriff Booking search. The official system can display the current jail population and can also search people who were in custody during a specific date or date range.
Open Official Hunt County Inmate SearchDetention Center Information
Important: A jail booking shows custody or arrest information, not a criminal conviction. Charges, bond, custody status and court information can change after the booking record is created.
How to Search the Current Hunt County Jail Roster
The Hunt County search works differently from many Texas jail databases. The public landing page does not require you to enter an inmate’s name before starting. Hunt County instructs users to click Search with the date fields blank to display current inmates.
- Open the official Sheriff Booking page. Go to apps.huntcounty.net/jail/.
- Leave Starting Date and Ending Date blank when your goal is to see the current inmate list.
- Adjust the result limit if necessary. The search page provides a field for limiting the number of results.
- Select Search. Review the returned inmate records and identify the correct person carefully.
- Verify time-sensitive information. If custody, release or bond information matters immediately, confirm it with the jail at 903-453-6849.
Searching a long roster from your phone? After the results load, use your browser’s “Find in page” option and enter the person’s last name. On a computer, Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on a Mac can make a long current-inmate list much faster to check.
If the arrest occurred in Greenville, Commerce, Quinlan, Caddo Mills, Campbell, Celeste, Wolfe City, Lone Oak, West Tawakoni or another Hunt County community and the person was placed in county custody, the Hunt County booking system is the appropriate first search.
Search Hunt County Jail Records by Date
The same official search can be used when you are looking for someone who was in the jail previously. Hunt County allows a specific date or date range to be entered.
- Open the official Hunt County Sheriff Booking search.
- Enter a Starting Date.
- Enter an Ending Date when searching a period rather than one day.
- Set a practical result limit.
- Select Search and review the people listed as being in custody during that period.
Keep an important distinction in mind: the county describes this as a search for inmates who were in custody during the selected time. Do not automatically interpret the selected date as the person’s arrest date, booking date or release date.
No Hunt County Inmate Found? Check These Possibilities
| Situation | Best next step |
|---|---|
| The arrest happened very recently | Booking and intake may still be underway. Search again later or call the jail information line at 903-453-6849. |
| You only searched one date | Use a wider date range around the approximate arrest or custody period. |
| The person may already be released | Use the historical date search, then check the related Hunt County criminal court case. |
| The person was transferred to Texas prison | Use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Offender Search. |
| The arrest occurred near a county line | Check the county where the person was actually booked, not only the city or agency that made the arrest. |
| You need a formal arrest report rather than a roster entry | Use the Hunt County Sheriff’s open-records process described below. |
Hunt County borders Collin, Rockwall, Kaufman, Van Zandt, Rains, Hopkins, Delta and Fannin counties. A person arrested near a county boundary may be held somewhere other than the facility you first expected.
For example, if the arrest may have occurred west of Hunt County, see our Collin County Jail inmate search guide.
Hunt County Detention Center Contact Details
Several Hunt County phone numbers serve different purposes. Using the right one can save time.
| Need | Official contact |
|---|---|
| Hunt County Detention Center | 2801 Stuart St., Greenville, TX 75401 · 903-453-6851 |
| Jail information | 903-453-6849 |
| Schedule inmate visitation | 903-453-6850 |
| Sheriff’s Office administration | 903-453-6800 · Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. |
| Sheriff fax | 903-461-7793 |
The Sheriff’s Office and Hunt County Detention Center are both located at the Stuart Street complex in Greenville. The county also lists Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Place 1 and Place 2 offices at this location.
How to Check Bond and Release Information
Do not send money to a bonding company simply because a third-party site shows a bond figure. First identify the correct inmate and confirm the current bond status directly with Hunt County.
- Locate the person through the official jail search.
- Note the identifying information associated with the correct record.
- Call jail information at 903-453-6849 if you need the current bond amount, release status or accepted procedure confirmed.
- If you plan to use a commercial bail bond company, check Hunt County’s current official list of licensed companies.
- Confirm the defendant’s court and case information after release so the next required court date is not missed.
View Hunt County Licensed Bail Bond Companies
The Hunt County Bail Bond Board licenses and regulates bail bond companies operating in the county. Its published company list is a safer verification point than an advertisement or an old directory.
Do not assume a bond guarantees immediate release. Custody can continue because of another hold, warrant, court order or processing requirement. Confirm the actual release status with the facility.
Hunt County Jail Visitation Schedule
Hunt County currently publishes three regular visitation days: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Visits must be scheduled by phone in advance.
| Visit wanted | When to call | Scheduling number |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | Call Tuesday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. | 903-453-6850 |
| Friday | Call Thursday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. | 903-453-6850 |
| Sunday | Call Thursday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. | 903-453-6850 |
If no one answers during the published scheduling hours, the Detention Center instructs callers to leave a message and states that the call will be returned that day. The visitation scheduling phone is not answered after 4:00 p.m.
Holiday warning: Hunt County specifically notes that call-in days sometimes change around holidays. Before traveling to Greenville, confirm the schedule with the inmate or call 903-453-6850.
Money, Commissary, Mail and Inmate Phone Calls
The current Hunt County Detention Center public page does not provide complete, stable online instructions for inmate deposits, personal mail, commissary ordering or inmate telephone accounts. These are services where vendors, mailing addresses and procedures can change.
Best practical step: Before mailing a letter, sending a money order, creating a paid phone account or purchasing commissary, call 903-453-6849 or the Detention Center at 903-453-6851 and ask for the current approved method. This avoids sending money or mail using an outdated third-party instruction.
How to Find a Hunt County Court Date or Criminal Case
The jail roster answers a custody question; the court record answers what is happening in the criminal case. They should not be treated as the same record.
- Use the jail roster first to identify the correct defendant.
- Open Hunt County’s official case search portal.
- Search using the defendant information or case details available to you.
- For upcoming court settings, use the county’s separate Docket Search.
- The docket tool allows a court and date to be selected; leaving the date blank searches the next 30 days.
Hunt County’s County Courts at Law handle Class A and Class B misdemeanors and also have certain concurrent criminal jurisdiction. District-level matters are maintained through the appropriate district court and District Clerk.
Hunt County District Clerk
Hunt County Courthouse, 2507 Lee St., 2nd Floor, Greenville, TX 75401
Phone: 903-408-4172
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00-5:00 p.m.; closed for lunch.
If an inmate is no longer in county custody because they have entered the Texas prison system, use the TDCJ Offender Search. TDCJ allows searches by name, SID number or current TDCJ number and supports partial-match searching with an asterisk.
How to Request an Older Arrest Report or Sheriff’s Record
A live or historical jail search is not a substitute for an official offense report or other Sheriff’s Office record. Hunt County publishes an Open Records Request form for records maintained by the Sheriff’s Office.
- Open the Sheriff’s Criminal Investigations/Open Records page.
- Download the current Hunt County Sheriff’s Office Open Records Request PDF.
- Describe the requested information specifically. Add the offense or incident report number when known.
- Complete the requestor contact information and indicate whether you want to inspect the record or receive a copy.
- Submit the request using the Sheriff’s current instructions. The Sheriff’s page states requests may be delivered in person or the request may be faxed to 903-461-7793.
The current request form states that reports themselves cannot be faxed. Hunt County also cautions that a complete report in an active criminal investigation may not be released until the investigation is completed.
For judicial records rather than Sheriff’s records, use the court system. Hunt County states that judicial records are handled separately from ordinary Public Information Act requests.
Use the Right Search for the Record You Need
| What you need | Best source |
|---|---|
| Someone currently in Hunt County Jail | Hunt County Sheriff Booking search |
| Person who was in the jail on an earlier date | Official booking search with a date/date range |
| Current visitation schedule | Hunt County Detention Center page / 903-453-6850 |
| Bond procedure or current release status | Hunt County jail information line |
| Licensed bail bond company | Hunt County Bail Bond Board list |
| Court date or criminal case | Hunt County case portal and docket search |
| Formal offense or Sheriff’s report | Hunt County Sheriff’s Open Records process |
| Person transferred to Texas prison | TDCJ Offender Search |
Related Texas Jail Search Guides
If you discover that the person was booked outside Hunt County, these verified guides may help you switch to the correct county system:
Hunt County Jail Inmate Search FAQs
1. How do I find someone currently in Hunt County Jail?
Open the official Hunt County Sheriff Booking page, leave the starting and ending dates blank, and select Search. Hunt County states that this displays current inmates. If immediate confirmation is needed, call the jail information line at 903-453-6849.
2. Can I search the Hunt County jail roster by date?
Yes. The official search accepts a specific date or a date range and returns inmates who were in custody during that period. Treat it as a custody-period search rather than assuming the date is automatically the arrest or booking date.
3. What is the Hunt County Jail address?
The Hunt County Detention Center is located at 2801 Stuart St., Greenville, TX 75401.
4. What number should I call for Hunt County jail information?
The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office publishes 903-453-6849 for jail information. The Detention Center page also lists 903-453-6851 as its contact number.
5. Why is a recently arrested person not showing in the Hunt County inmate search?
Intake may still be in progress, the person may already have been released, the selected date may be wrong, or the person may have been booked in another county. Search a wider date range and call 903-453-6849 when the custody status is time-sensitive.
6. When can I visit an inmate at the Hunt County Detention Center?
Hunt County lists regular visitation on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Call 903-453-6850 on Tuesday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for a Wednesday visit, or on Thursday during those hours for a Friday or Sunday visit. Holiday scheduling can change.
7. How do I check a Hunt County inmate’s bond?
Find the correct inmate first and confirm the current bond or release information with the jail before paying anyone. If using a bail bond company, verify that it appears on Hunt County’s current licensed bail bond company list.
8. How do I find a Hunt County inmate’s court date?
Use Hunt County’s separate case-search portal or Docket Search after identifying the correct defendant. The docket system allows searches by court setting and date and can show settings during the next 30 days when the date field is left blank.
9. How do I get an older Hunt County arrest or offense report?
Use the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office Open Records Request process. The current PDF asks you to describe the requested record, provide an incident or offense number when known, enter your contact information and choose whether you want to inspect or receive a copy.
10. What should I do if the person was transferred from Hunt County Jail to state prison?
Use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Offender Search. It can search by offender name, SID number or current TDCJ number. A person transferred into TDCJ custody may no longer appear as a current Hunt County jail inmate.
Official Hunt County Resources
- Hunt County Sheriff Booking / Inmate Search
- Hunt County Detention Center
- Hunt County Sheriff’s Office
- Licensed Hunt County Bail Bond Companies
- Hunt County Docket Search
- Hunt County Court Case Search
- Sheriff Criminal Investigations & Open Records
- Texas Department of Criminal Justice Offender Search
Facility procedures, visitation schedules, custody status, bond information and online systems can change. Confirm a time-sensitive decision with the responsible Hunt County office before traveling, sending money or posting bond.