Find Jim Hogg County Jail Releases

To find someone released from Jim Hogg County Jail, begin with the Sheriff and identify the exact jail episode. A person who leaves this county facility may enter the community, move to another jail, or pass to a state or federal custodian. The right record states both the release reason and destination. Jim Hogg County does not provide an official online roster or historical release search, so a direct status check and a written booking-and-release request form the core path. Court records then explain the underlying case result.

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Where Jim Hogg County Jail Releases Go

Jim Hogg County Jail serves the local pretrial and short-sentence process. Bond, dismissal, a court release order, credit for time served, or completion of a county sentence may return a person to the community. A transfer to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, another county, the U.S. Marshals Service, or an immigration custodian instead changes who holds the person.

The booking-and-release record should state the departure date and time, disposition, and receiving agency. Read those fields together. “Released” from this building describes the end of Jim Hogg County Jail custody, not necessarily the end of all custody or supervision. A court judgment, dismissal, sentence, or custody order supplies the lasting legal explanation.

Release is custodian-specific. A transfer ends placement at this jail but is not a community release. Follow the named receiving agency.

How to Confirm a Jim Hogg County Jail Release

No official Jim Hogg roster, recent-release list, or historical jail search was found. Name absence from an unofficial page cannot prove release. Use the direct sequence below for a current or past event.

  1. Call the jail with the full name, birth date or age, and booking number if known.
  2. Ask whether the person is physically held now or has left this specific facility.
  3. Request the departure date and time, release reason, and destination or receiving agency.
  4. Ask for the written booking-and-release entry and any release or transfer order.
  5. Contact the County and District Clerk for the cause docket and signed disposition.
  6. If the answer is transfer, continue with TDCJ, another county, USMS, or ICE as the record directs.

The Jim Hogg County released inmate lookup sets out the broader county, state, and federal search chain. A call is useful for immediate status, while the written jail entry is stronger proof of a past departure.


Jim Hogg County Jail Records and Contact

The official Sheriff page is the controlling local contact source. It lists the jail at 211 E. Galbraith Street, Hebbronville, Texas 78361, telephone 361-527-4140, and sheriff@co.jim-hogg.tx.us. The Sheriffs’ Association of Texas also lists 361-527-3389, but the county-published jail number is the best first call.

Jim Hogg County Sheriff and Jail

Address: 211 E. Galbraith St., Hebbronville, TX 78361
Telephone: 361-527-4140
Email: sheriff@co.jim-hogg.tx.us
Request: Booking/release record, release or transfer entry, and booking photograph when needed

No official local fee schedule, request form, fixed response time, or promise of free photographs was located. Describe a narrow record set, ask which submission format the office accepts, and request a cost estimate if charges may apply.


What the Jim Hogg County Jail Release Record Should Show

A well-scoped request ties identity and outcome to one jail stay. Ask for fields that resolve the most common ambiguity rather than for a vague “inmate report.”

Field Why it matters
Booked name, aliases, DOB or age Separates people with similar names.
Booking or Sheriff number Connects charges, bond, photo, and departure.
Booking and release date/time Defines the county custody interval.
Charge and cause number Connects the stay to the court file.
Release reason Distinguishes bond, order, time served, completion, dismissal, or transfer.
Destination or receiver Shows community departure versus continued custody.
Holds or detainers Explains why one resolved case may not cause physical release.

Texas Local Schedule PS identifies the county jail register as permanent. Related incarceration material, including booking-in/out documents and commitment, release, or transfer orders, has a minimum retention period tied to departure. That makes a focused written request useful after any live status display would have changed.


Jim Hogg County Court Records Explain the Release

The Sheriff documents physical custody, but the County and District Clerk holds the durable case record. Jim Hogg is distinctive because one office performs county and district clerk functions, with separate staff routing for county and district criminal matters. Contact the Clerk at 361-527-4031 and ask for docket entries, judgment, sentence, dismissal, time-served order, or other order affecting custody.

Do not use the Kofile public portal's “Last 24 Hours” or “Last 3 Days” filters. That portal is for property records, not criminal dockets or jail departures. Give clerk staff the cause number when known. If it is unknown, provide the full name and approximate case or booking date, then ask which criminal staff member can locate the file.

A bond amount or signed order may authorize release, but only the jail record confirms that physical processing finished.


ICE Transfers from Jim Hogg County Jail

In this border-region county, departure can be an immigration transfer rather than a return to the community. No active ICE detention facility or ICE contract was verified inside Jim Hogg County, so the county jail must not be described as an ICE facility. Ask the Sheriff for the receiving agency and destination shown in the release or transfer entry.

If ICE is the receiver, use the official Online Detainee Locator System for current custody and qualifying recent-release information. A no-result has many possible causes, including spelling, identifier problems, timing, age limits, or a different custodian. Reconcile the locator with the county record. A county departure date alone cannot show what happened in immigration custody.


Jim Hogg Jail Bond and Release Processing

The Sheriff states that Jim Hogg County has no Bail Bond Board. The Sheriff therefore sets local bail-bond policy and accepts bail for prisoners in custody. No official online bond schedule, payment instructions, or approved-bondsman list was found. Call before money changes hands and confirm the bond type, acceptable instrument, payment location, and current policy.

Posting bond is not the same event as walking out. Staff may still need to verify the instrument, update the file, review other cases, and check holds. Ask whether release processing has actually completed and where the person will exit. No official release hour, waiting point, or property-return procedure is published.

Families should also confirm transportation before traveling. Jim Hogg County operates advance-scheduled, curb-to-curb demand-response transportation, not a dedicated jail release shuttle. County policy generally contemplates arranging a trip before the travel day, so service cannot be promised for an unexpected same-day departure. Call 361-527-5835 to ask about pickup, eligibility, fare, and timing. Coordinate that answer with jail staff because release processing or another hold can change the expected departure.


Jim Hogg County Jail Versus the Temporary Center

The ordinary Sheriff jail existed alongside a separate Operation Lone Star temporary processing center. They served different functions and must not be merged in a record search. The temporary center processed border-related state arrests for a broader rural-county operation; it was not the regular Jim Hogg County Jail and was not ICE.

A source that says a person was processed “out” of the state center does not establish that the person left this Sheriff jail or entered the community. Use the sibling Jim Hogg Temporary Processing Facility record guide when that center, rather than the county jail, appears in the source.

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