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Find a Midland County Jail Inmate and Verify Current Custody
If you are trying to find someone arrested in Midland, Greenwood or elsewhere in Midland County, start with the Midland County Sheriff’s Office Currently Held Detainees search. The county system accepts a partial or complete last name and also lets you display the full current roster.
Information reviewed against Midland County Sheriff’s Office, Midland County court, records and detention resources on October 27, 2026. Custody, bond and service rules can change, so verify the final time-sensitive step before paying money or traveling.
How to Search the Midland County Jail Roster
- Open the official Sheriff’s inmate system. Use the Currently Held Detainees page rather than a paid people-search site.
- Enter a partial or complete last name. A partial surname is useful when you are unsure about spelling, hyphens or a longer family name.
- Use “view all detainees” when needed. The official interface provides a full-list option, which can help if the search spelling is not matching the booked name.
- Verify the person carefully. Do not rely on a common name alone. Compare the available booking, arrest, charge, court and other identifying information.
- Read every offense row. One person may have several charges, warrants, holds or cases with different bond amounts and courts.
- Save the useful identifiers. Write down the warrant/cause number, court code, arrest date and other identifiers before moving to court, bond or records searches.
What the Midland County Detainee Record Shows
The official Midland County roster is unusually useful because it displays more than a name. Depending on the record, you may see the alleged offense, offense class, court, county, warrant or case number, arrest date, bond, fines, disposition and sentence fields.
| Roster field | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Offense | Identifies the listed charge, warrant, probation matter or other custody reason. Read each row separately. |
| Class | May identify the general Texas offense level, such as misdemeanor or felony classification. |
| Court | Helps you determine which court or jurisdiction is connected to that charge. |
| County | Shows whether the matter is Midland County or may involve another county or jurisdiction. |
| Warrant / case number | One of the best identifiers to carry into a court-record or records-office search. |
| Arrest date | Helps distinguish current detention from an older case that is still affecting custody. |
| Bond | Shows a listed bond amount when applicable. Confirm it before attempting payment. |
| Fines | May appear separately from bond and should not be treated as the same payment. |
| Disposition | Can show the current status associated with that roster entry, such as pending or sentenced information. |
Do not assume that a blank or zero bond field means the inmate can leave without payment. A person may have another charge, hold, sentence, probation matter or court restriction affecting release.
If You Cannot Find the Person
A negative Midland County jail inmate search does not prove that no arrest occurred. Work through these checks:
- Try only part of the last name and check alternate spellings.
- Use the full-roster option instead of relying on one exact-name search.
- If the arrest just happened, allow time for intake, identification and booking to be completed.
- The person may already have bonded out or otherwise been released.
- The arrest may have occurred in Midland but resulted in custody by another county, state or federal agency.
- The person may have moved to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice after sentencing.
- A federal or immigration hold can require a different locator.
- Juvenile detention information is not handled like the public adult jail roster.
Midland County Jail Address and Phone Numbers
400 S Main Street
Midland, TX 79701
432-688-4745
Alternate: 432-688-4746
1703 E County Road 120
Midland, TX 79706
432-688-4600
Non-emergency: 432-688-1040
432-688-4660
Use this office for Sheriff-held records rather than treating the current detainee list as a historical archive.
Sheriff Warrant Section: 432-688-4680
Midland County Warrant Services: 432-688-4700
The county also lists a Midland County Detention Visitor Center at 2106 “A” Street, Midland, TX 79705. Check the current visitation instructions before traveling.
How to Check Bond and Add Money to an Inmate Account
Checking a bond
Start with the inmate’s current roster entry and review every charge. If more than one matter is listed, release may depend on all of them rather than one bond amount.
- Find the correct inmate in the current detainee roster.
- Write down each listed charge, court, warrant/case number and bond amount.
- Confirm the current amount with the jail when release is time-sensitive.
- Use Midland County’s published payment process only after confirming what is actually due.
Midland County states that bail payments can be made through its kiosk using cash or credit/debit card or through TouchPay online. Transaction fees apply, and card transactions may include additional processing charges. Because bond status and payment fees can change, review the county’s official Money Deposits and Bail page immediately before paying.
Putting money on the inmate’s account
For inmate-account deposits, Midland County currently lists the lobby kiosk, TouchPay online and TouchPay telephone deposits at 866-232-1899. The county says money orders and cashier’s checks are no longer accepted for this purpose.
| Deposit amount | Published inmate-account fee |
|---|---|
| $0–$20 | $3.95 |
| $20.01–$100 | $4.95 |
| $100.01–$200 | $5.95 |
These are the county’s published inmate-account load fees at the time of review. Check the official page before making a deposit because vendor pricing can change.
How to Find the Criminal Case or Court Date
The jail roster answers a custody question; the court file answers what is happening in the criminal case. Use the roster’s court and warrant/case information to move into the correct record system.
- Save the case clues from the roster. Copy the person’s name, warrant/case number and the court shown for each charge.
- Open Midland County Public Court Records. The county directs users to its newer records portal and says registration is required for online access.
- Match the correct case. Compare the defendant name and case number rather than relying only on a name search.
- For felony proceedings, use the District Clerk. Midland County states that the District Clerk is the office of record for criminal proceedings heard in the district courts and for felony indictments.
- Contact the attorney for a specific upcoming court date when needed. The Sheriff’s detention FAQ directs court-date questions to the inmate’s attorney.
500 N Loraine Street, Suite 300, Midland, TX 79702
Phone: 432-688-4500
Published office hours: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Midland County Jail Visitation
Midland County states that eligible inmates receive visits through video visitation. Current published general visiting hours are:
| Day | Published visiting hours |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
| Monday | 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday | 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
Published rules also state:
- An eligible inmate may have a maximum of two visitors per visiting day.
- Visits normally provide at least 20 minutes per visitor.
- A visitor may visit only once on a visitation day.
- Visits occur on non-consecutive days, with up to four total visits per week per inmate under the published rules.
- Visitors must provide proper identification.
- Purses, backpacks, cell phones and other items are not allowed in the visitation area.
- Contact visitation is prohibited.
- Children under 17 who are the inmate’s child or stepchild have special monthly visitation restrictions published by the jail.
- The inmate controls the visitation list; the Sheriff’s FAQ states that the inmate must request that a visitor be added.
Check the current Midland County visitation rules before traveling because disciplinary restrictions, security events or policy changes can affect a scheduled visit.
Inmate Phone Calls
Midland County inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming telephone calls. The jail allows outgoing calls through its inmate telephone system.
- Inmates can place qualifying collect calls.
- Friends or family can establish an Advance Pay account through Securus.
- Securus account assistance: 1-800-844-6591.
- The recipient must accept the call.
- Calls may be recorded or monitored.
- Attempts to transfer or conference an inmate call can cause it to disconnect.
- Some telephone numbers may be restricted.
See Midland County’s official inmate phone instructions for current procedures.
How to Send Mail to a Midland County Inmate
Do not send ordinary personal correspondence directly to the jail’s 400 S Main Street address. Midland County uses an off-site Securus Digital Mail Center for personal mail.
Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID
Midland County, TX Jail
C/O Securus Digital Mail Center
PO Box 21227
Tampa, FL 33622
The sender’s return name and address must appear on the envelope. The county says ordinary mail is scanned so the incarcerated person can view it through the jail’s electronic system.
Legal mail and publications sent directly by a publisher, distributor or authorized retailer use a different address:
C/O Midland County Sheriff’s Office – Detention Division
PO Box 11387
Midland, TX 79701
If sending photographs and you want the originals returned, the county instructs senders to include a stamped self-addressed envelope. Review the official Midland County inmate-mail rules before sending anything valuable.
How to Get an Older Arrest, Booking or Sheriff Record
The current inmate roster is designed to answer who is being held now. If someone has already been released and you need an arrest report, offense report or another Sheriff-held record, use the Midland County Sheriff’s Office public-information process.
- Open the Sheriff’s Open Records Request page.
- Download or complete the current Public Information Request Form.
- Describe the exact records requested rather than asking the records office a general question.
- Include useful identifiers such as an incident number, date of occurrence, person’s name or report type when known.
- Submit the request using the county’s current delivery instructions.
1703 E County Road 120, Building A
Midland, TX 79706
Email: mrecords@mcounty.com
Fax: 432-688-4972
The county states that, after receiving a public-information request, the Sheriff’s Office has ten business days to release information, request an extension, or seek an Attorney General ruling. That does not mean every request will be fully completed within ten business days. Fees and legal disclosure restrictions may apply.
If the Inmate Was Released or Transferred
| Situation | Best next step |
|---|---|
| Still believed to be in Midland County custody | Recheck the current detainee roster or call 432-688-4745. |
| Released from the county jail | Use Midland County court records for the continuing criminal case and Sheriff open records for eligible historical records. |
| Transferred to Texas state prison | Use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Offender Search. It supports name, SID and TDCJ-number searches. |
| Federal custody | Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator. |
| Other Texas county jail | Search the sheriff or jail system for the county that actually holds the person. |
| Need custody-status notifications | Midland County directs users to VINE for qualifying county-jail custody notifications. |
A person may disappear from a county roster after release or transfer even though the court case is still active. For that reason, do not use a negative jail search as proof that an arrest or criminal case never existed.
Related Texas Jail Search Guides
If you discover that the arrest or transfer occurred outside Midland County, these verified guides may help with another Texas jurisdiction:
Midland County Jail Inmate Search FAQs
1. How do I search for a Midland County Jail inmate?
Use the Midland County Sheriff’s official Currently Held Detainees system. Enter a partial or complete last name or choose the option to view all detainees, then verify the correct person using the available charge, court and arrest information.
2. Does Midland County, Texas have an online jail roster?
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office maintains a public current-detainee roster. It is intended primarily for people presently held in the Midland County detention system rather than as a complete historical arrest database.
3. What is the Midland County Jail phone number?
The Detention Division lists 432-688-4745 and an alternate number of 432-688-4746. The main Midland County Sheriff’s Office number is 432-688-4600.
4. Where is the Midland County Jail?
The Midland County Sheriff’s Office Central Detention facility is at 400 S Main Street, Midland, TX 79701.
5. Why can’t I find someone who was just arrested?
The person may still be going through booking, may be listed under a different spelling, may already have been released, or may be held by another jurisdiction. Try a partial last name, view the full roster, and call the Detention Division if current custody remains unclear.
6. How do I check a Midland County inmate’s bond?
Open the inmate’s official roster entry and review every charge row and listed bond. Because multiple holds or cases may affect release, confirm the current total and payment method with the jail before paying.
7. How do I find a Midland County inmate’s court case?
Copy the warrant or case number and court information from the jail roster, then use Midland County’s public court-record system. Felony district-court proceedings are maintained by the Midland County District Clerk.
8. What are Midland County Jail visitation hours?
The county currently publishes general video-visitation hours of 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday through Tuesday. Eligibility and visitor rules apply, so check the Sheriff’s visitation page before traveling or scheduling.
9. How do I send money or mail to a Midland County inmate?
Inmate-account deposits are handled through the jail kiosk or TouchPay methods published by Midland County. Ordinary personal mail goes to the Securus Digital Mail Center in Tampa, while legal mail and qualifying publisher shipments use the Midland County Detention Division mailing address.
10. How do I find someone who was transferred from Midland County Jail?
If the person moved into Texas state custody, search the TDCJ offender system. For federal prison custody, use the BOP Inmate Locator. If the person was released locally, use Midland County court records or the Sheriff’s open-record process instead of relying on the current detainee roster.