How do I speak with someone at Tarrant County Jail?
The NON-EMERGENCY phone number is 817-884-1212. For all JAIL information call 817-884-3116.
How do I put money on someone’s books in Tarrant County Jail?
The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office is excited to help you with a more streamlined process for placing money in an inmate’s account….Money Deposits
- Smart Device: Download our Android or iOS app.
- Online: www.accesscorrections.com.
- Toll-free Telephone: 866-345-1884.
Can you call an inmate at Tarrant County Jail?
Free phone calls are only available while the inmate is in the booking process. Each holding cell has a telephone. This phone is available for inmates to make calls to arrange bail, inform family of their circumstances or to reach an attorney. Calls are free within the local dialing area.
How long does it take to get booked in Tarrant County Jail?
Every other municipality is now using the Central Magistration system, which brings us to the Number 1 criticism of the new system: The process of being booked in, bonded, and booked-out can now take 4 to 48 hours instead of what could have been done with a walk-through or a 1 to 2-hour process.
How do I put money on an inmate’s account in Texas?
Inmate Trust Fund deposit options include:
- Money Orders or Cashier’s Checks.
- Monthly Checking Account Debit (ACH) ACH Authorization Form. ACH Stop/Change Form.
- Access Corrections – Secure Deposits.
- ACE – America’s Cash Express.
- eCommDirect provided by Texas.gov.
- JPay.
- TouchPay Payment System.
What can Inmates do on tablets?
Tablets allow inmates to take on responsibility, such as submitting requests and filing electronic grievances, and allow facilities to focus on operational efficiencies instead of paper forms.
Can I email an inmate in Tarrant County Jail?
Inmates can now receive emails. To send emails to inmates, set up an account here. You can also 817-884-1187, 817-884-3080 to set up an account. Be advised, there is a fee to send emails.
How long can you stay in Tarrant County Jail?
The initial term of community supervision can be up to five years for state jail felonies and up to 10 years for first, second or third degree felonies.
How long does it take to get bonded out of Tarrant County Jail?
If the jail is busy, the bail bonds process typically takes anywhere between 3 and 24 hours. Jail release is fully dependent upon the jail in which the accused is being held. Busier locations, such as the Tarrant County Jail can take a longer amount of time simply because of the time required to process the paperwork.
How do I contact the Tarrant County Jail?
You may contact the Tarrant County Jail by calling 817-212-7344, or by addressing inquiries to the office mailing address: Tarrant County Jail, 1815 Cold Springs Road, Fort Worth, Texas, 76102.
What is the Tarrant County Sheriff’s office doing to help callers?
The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office was one of the first Phase 2 wireless capable agencies in the State of Texas. This means that a wireless caller’s position can be plotted on a map if the wireless carrier provides that data. This has already proven to have life-saving capabilities when a caller is unable to provide details on their whereabouts.
What is the Tarrant County Jail-Belknap?
The Tarrant County Jail – Belknap, located in Fort Worth, TX, is a secure facility that houses inmates. The inmates may be awaiting trial or sentencing, or they may be serving a sentence after being convicted of a crime.
Where do I go for an arraignment in Tarrant County?
As of February of 2018, all the arraignments are taking place at the Tarrant County Jail instead of the local city jails. This means if you are charged with a Class B misdemeanor or higher, your bond will be set by a Tarrant County magistrate instead of a city judge.
