Find Comanche County Jail Releases

Comanche County Jail Releases

The Comanche County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail. Its online Charge Roster is a current housed-population report. When a name leaves that PDF, the only safe conclusion is that the person is not shown on that snapshot. The roster does not state the final release time, reason, or destination for someone who has disappeared.

Possible community exits include bond, personal bond, court-ordered release, dismissal, credit for time served, and completion of a county sentence. Other exits continue custody. A felony commitment may go to TDCJ; an out-of-county warrant may lead to another jail; and a federal or immigration hold can lead to another agency. The release or transfer entry and receiving-agency record distinguish these outcomes.

Confirm Comanche County Jail Release

Use identifiers from the current or saved roster, then contact the jail. The useful facts are full name, date of birth if known, ID number, booking date, charge, docket, and court. Ask the records custodian for the booking-out transaction, release authority, and destination. A transfer destination matters as much as the date.

1. Open the official current jail roster and note its printed timestamp.
2. Save the person's ID, booking date, docket, court, holds, and arresting agency.
3. Call 325-356-2333 and ask whether the booking ended by release or transfer.
4. Request the actual date and time, reason or authority, and receiving agency.
5. Check the signed court disposition when a court order caused the exit.
6. Search the named receiving system if custody continued elsewhere.

The broader Comanche County released inmate search explains the separate county, TDCJ, federal, and immigration routes. Do not use a live custody roster as a historical release search.

Comanche County Jail Contact

The official jail directory is the source for the facility contact details. It identifies Sheriff Chris Pounds and Jail Administrator Captain Brandon Kolb. Verify staff assignments and operating details on the directory before sending a request.

The official directory is shown below because it matches the facility and provides the jail's current contact route.

The directory gives a direct place to confirm release or transfer details that the changing roster does not preserve online.

No official release hours, physical release door, family waiting area, property-pickup method, or weekend policy was found. Call before making a trip or arranging a pickup.

Comanche County Jail Roster

The Type 3 Charge Roster contains far more detail about current custody than about exits. Observed labels include name and ID number, classification, cell, race or ethnicity indicator, sex, age, days in, attorney, holds, booking and arrest dates, charges, disposition, offense type, bond, docket, court, sentence date, arresting agency, total charges, total bookings, report number, and printed time.

The report has no observed release-date, release-reason, destination, or photograph field. It also has no stated update cadence or online archive. A cached copy may be useful as evidence of a prior booking, but it is not the permanent jail register.

Request Comanche County Release Records

A focused public-information request should name the person and booking. Include full name, date of birth if known, approximate booking date, and permanent booking number. Ask for the booking sheet, custody and release log, date and time of release, release authority or reason, destination or receiving agency, bond or release paperwork, and booking photograph. Ask for electronic delivery and a cost estimate first.

Texas State Library Schedule PS designates the county jail register as permanent and requires a release-or-transfer date among its minimum fields. The booking and release packet has a minimum retention of release or transfer plus two years. That underlying trail is stronger than the county website's current-only PDF.

Government Code Chapter 552 supplies the Texas Public Information Act framework. Protected information and active-case exceptions can affect production. Do not request medical, juvenile, Social Security, or other confidential information. For a court order, use the appropriate Comanche County clerk and request the signed disposition rather than relying on a docket summary.

Note: Ask for destination as well as release date because local custody can end through transfer to another agency.

Comanche County Exit Destinations

A community release can follow bond, dismissal, a court order, time served, or sentence completion. Probation is court-ordered community supervision and does not prove a prior state-prison term. Parole and mandatory supervision follow TDCJ confinement and mean the person remains under state supervision outside prison.

A TDCJ transfer is not release. Likewise, absence from the ICE or federal locator does not prove community release because processing and coverage differ. Follow the destination named by the jail record.

Comanche Jail ICE Transfers

Comanche County approved an ICE transfer memorandum in October 2025. The sheriff described a jail-limited 287(g) Warrant Service Officer model. Under that model, a person whose local charges end may be transferred directly into immigration custody when a covered warrant or process applies.

The October 2025 county minutes document the approval, while the sheriff's 287(g) announcement describes the local framework. These sources do not mean every noncitizen booking results in a transfer. They explain why destination is a required release-record field in Comanche County.

Ask the jail whether local custody ended through community release or transfer. If ICE is named, use the ICE detainee locator or ERO information line, recognizing that intake delays and matching limits can produce no immediate result.

About Comanche County Jail

This is the primary county custody point for Comanche County. City police in Comanche or De Leon may make an arrest, but a detention that continues is ordinarily resolved through the county jail and court channels. The roster's arresting-agency field can preserve which police agency began the case even though the sheriff controls the later booking and exit record.

An official 2025 medical-services procurement reported a preceding twelve-month average daily population of 38 and average length of stay of 33 days, with a forecast average daily population of 40. Those figures are dated operating context, not annual release totals. They help explain why a current-only roster can turn over while still failing to show where any one former detainee went.

No TDCJ prison unit was identified within Comanche County. A local felony defendant sent to state prison can be assigned elsewhere in Texas. Release from that later prison term is confirmed through TDCJ and BPP records, not the county jail roster. Likewise, no dedicated federal or ICE detention facility was identified locally, though a county transfer can still place a person in those systems.

The jail directory and release entry remain the correct start. The court record supplies the legal disposition, while a named receiving agency proves continued custody after transfer. Keeping those records separate avoids calling a facility transfer a community release.

Comanche County Jail Court Records

The court system can confirm the legal basis for an exit, but it does not replace the sheriff's physical booking-out record. The District Clerk provides a public-access portal and a name or case search for district matters. The County Clerk keeps misdemeanor docket material and archives. Search by the cause number shown on the roster when possible, since names alone can produce the wrong case.

Useful fields include defendant name, filing date, charge, plea, judgment, sentence, jail credit, community-supervision order, and dismissal. A docket entry may summarize an event without supplying the signed order. The District Clerk advertises official or certified copies at one dollar per page by mail or in person. Request the signed disposition when it authorized release or time served.

The City of Comanche publishes a Motion for Credit for Time Served. It asks where the person was confined and the exact beginning and ending dates before judicial approval or denial. That form can corroborate credited custody in a municipal matter. It is not the county jail's release record and cannot resolve a felony, county charge, or separate hold.

If the roster lists Comanche or De Leon police as the arresting agency, that identifies who began the case. The sheriff still controls the county jail booking and release transaction. Contact a city police department for a very recent arrest only when no county booking appears, then check the jail and court again as their systems update.

Verify Comanche County Jail Destinations

Receiving-system lag can make a same-day check look inconsistent. TDCJ intake may not appear at once after a county transport, and federal or immigration locators use their own matching and processing rules. Keep the sheriff's destination entry, then repeat the receiving-system check with the same name and identifiers.

If no destination is stated, ask whether another county warrant, federal writ, immigration process, treatment placement, or supervision order controlled the exit. The answer determines which agency can confirm the next stage.