Find Dimmit County Jail Releases

To find someone released from Dimmit County Jail, first determine whether the person returned to the community or moved into another agency's custody. A local jail departure may follow bond, a court order, time served, or sentence completion. It may also be a transfer. The Dimmit County Jail release record supplies the local date, disposition, authority, and any public destination. Court records explain the legal basis. State or federal systems become the next source when a receiving agency took custody.

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Dimmit County Jail Release Outcomes

Dimmit County Jail is a county jail operated by the Dimmit County Sheriff's Office. It holds local pretrial detainees, people serving eligible local sentences, and, under proper authority, some people held for other agencies. The jail is not a TDCJ prison, a Bureau of Prisons institution, or a verified active ICE detention center.

A person may leave for the community after posting bond, a dismissal, a time-served result, sentence expiration, or another release order. Probation may follow a sentencing judgment. By contrast, departure on a felony commitment may begin TDCJ custody. A hold can result in movement to another county, the U.S. Marshals Service, or ICE. The local record should be read for its disposition and destination rather than labeling every departure a release home.

Jail departureWhere to confirm next
Bond or court releaseSheriff release entry and court order
Time served or local term endsRelease timestamp, judgment, and jail credit
TDCJ commitmentJudgment, local transfer entry, and TDCJ admission
Federal transferFederal docket, USMS, then BOP if committed
ICE transferLocal disposition and ICE locator or records route
Release or transfer? A closed Dimmit County Jail booking does not by itself prove the person is free from all custody.

Confirm Dimmit County Jail Release

No official current roster, booking search, 24-hour release list, 72-hour release list, photo search, or sheriff app was located on the official county pages reviewed August 2, 2026. Calling the Sheriff and requesting the existing booking and release entries is the core route. A request should identify one person and an approximate date range so the office can locate the custody episode.

  1. Call 830-876-3508 and ask whether the person is currently held, released, or transferred.
  2. Request the booking sheet and entry showing actual release date and time, disposition, releasing authority, and any public destination or hold result.
  3. Use the booking or cause number to obtain the matching order, dismissal, judgment, or commitment from the proper Dimmit clerk.
  4. If a receiving agency is named, continue with its locator or records office.
  5. Preserve dates and source wording when systems disagree, then ask both custodians to resolve the conflict.

The full Dimmit County released inmate search explains how each system treats release. A court order shows the legal authority in one cause, but it may not show the minute a person passed out of jail custody. Another case or detainer can also keep the person confined. The Sheriff's timestamp and disposition therefore remain essential.


Request Dimmit County Jail Records

Texas Government Code Chapter 552 covers access to existing government records, subject to lawful redaction and exceptions. Ask for specific records rather than answers to broad questions. No local release-record form, fee schedule, office hours, or promised response time was published. The Attorney General's public-information guide explains requests, and the state cost rules explain charges. Request an estimate before costs exceed a stated limit.

Useful fields include the full name, booking number, arresting and booking agencies, booking time, charges, cause numbers, bond status, actual release time, disposition, releasing authority, and any public transfer destination. Ask separately for the booking photograph in its existing electronic format. A photograph documents an arrest record, not release.

Dimmit County Sheriff's Office and Jail
Physical: 669 Industrial Boulevard
Carrizo Springs, TX 78834
Mail: P.O. Box 885, Carrizo Springs, TX 78834
Phone: 830-876-3508
Published records hours: not listed

The official Sheriff page is the source for the office contact. The Texas Secretary of State sheriff directory provides independent official confirmation of the Industrial Boulevard location.


Dimmit Jail Release Court Records

The Dimmit County Clerk and District Clerk cover different case levels. For county-criminal matters, contact the County Clerk at 103 North Fifth Street or 830-876-2323, option 5 then option 1. For felony and district matters, contact the District Clerk at 212 North Fourth Street, Suite 202, or 830-876-4243, extensions 1211 through 1214. Published District Clerk hours are weekdays, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

Request the docket and specifically named record: bond order, dismissal, judgment, sentence, jail-credit entry, commitment, modification, revocation, or release order. A booking charge is an intake description and may not match the final filed or decided charge. One dismissed case can coexist with another hold. Review every cause linked to the custody episode before deciding why the person left or remained.


Dimmit Jail to TDCJ Transfer

A felony judgment can commit a person to TDCJ while the person remains temporarily at Dimmit County Jail awaiting transport. The judgment establishes the commitment, the Dimmit record can document departure, and the TDCJ offender search can show admission to the state system. Calling that county departure a community release would reverse its meaning.

Search TDCJ by last and first name or, more precisely, by TDCJ or SID number. Compare conviction county, court, offense, and location. A projected release date is a current calculation, not completed release. Scheduled fields reflect later processing. Parole or mandatory supervision ends physical prison confinement while the sentence continues; discharge marks the displayed sentence obligation's end.


Dimmit Jail Federal Transfers

A February 10, 2025 Commissioners Court agenda references a Dimmit County Jail agreement involving the Western District of Texas. It supports a narrow federal detention connection. It does not show that every federal detainee is held here, establish a separate federal prison, or prove an ICE detention contract.

When the local record points to federal custody, check the federal docket and the U.S. Marshals trail. Use the BOP Inmate Locator if the person enters BOP custody. “IN TRANSIT” is not release. A BOP past release date and released status mark the BOP endpoint but do not rule out supervision or other custody.

An ICE detainer asks for notice and can support up to 48 additional hours for transfer. If the disposition points to ICE, search the ICE Online Detainee Locator and use the ICE information line at 888-351-4024. The locator's released-person scope is limited, so no result has several possible causes and is not proof of release.


Dimmit Jail Release Logistics

No official source reviewed published a routine release time, weekend or holiday policy, physical exit, family waiting point, or property-return procedure. Call 830-876-3508 before travel. A court date or projected date does not establish when processing will finish, especially if another hold, transport, audit, or receiving agency is involved.

A local resource guide lists Southwest Area Regional Transit District at 830-876-5211 and 800-499-1617, with transportation hours of 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 24-hour advance contact. It does not promise jail pickup. Confirm route, reservation, and feasible pickup arrangements directly.


Historic Jail Is Not Active

The old Dimmit jail at 103 North Sixth Street is now the Visitor's Center and Jailhouse Museum. The Texas Historical Commission Atlas record documents that historic site. It is not an active jail and should not receive a current release inquiry.

The operating facility is at 669 Industrial Boulevard. Use that address and the Sheriff's 830-876-3508 number for current custody or release questions. The distinction matters because a map or old local reference may still surface the museum address.

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