This page helps users find Jail Roster information in Orange County, Texas and understand what the official roster can show before contacting the Sheriff’s Office for related jail questions.
The main public tool is the Orange County Sheriff Department Inmate Roster, with related corrections information handled by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
Orange County Sheriff Department Inmate Roster
Use the Orange County inmate roster to review current jail roster entries. The roster lists inmates by page and includes a “View Details” option for individual records.
The roster displays fields such as Sheriff’s Office number, name, birth date, age, race, gender, offense ID number, arrest date, book memo, and offense information. The roster shown for June 17, 2026 lists 232 total inmates with 15 entries per page.
- Open the inmate roster.
- Use the name search or browsing mode to narrow the list.
- Review the roster row for the person you are checking.
- Select “View Details” when more information is available for that inmate.
Check names carefully. Jail records may use full legal names, middle names, or initials that differ from casual usage.
Roster fields and search options
The roster includes search and selection fields that can help narrow a lookup when a name alone is not enough.
- Sheriff’s Office number
- Last name, first name, middle name, and generation code
- Birth date or age
- Race and gender
- Offense ID number
- Arrest date, release date, days in jail, book memo, and offense description
Use the most specific information you have, then compare the visible details before relying on a match.
Orange County corrections information
The Orange County Correctional Facility is the jail division of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. It houses pre-trial detainees, people sentenced to county jail, and people awaiting transfer into the Texas Prison System.
The facility has a capacity of approximately 350 inmates, with an average daily population just over 200. For jail services beyond roster lookup, review the Sheriff’s Office corrections information page.
Visitation, mail, commissary, and phone information
Orange County publishes separate corrections pages and forms for common inmate-related needs. These topics are separate from the roster but often matter after you confirm that someone is in custody.
| Topic | Key detail |
|---|---|
| Visitation | General visitation is Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Saturday hours are listed separately by the Sheriff’s Office. |
| Visits | Inmates are permitted two visits per week, and visits are limited to 20 minutes. |
| Commissary | Inmates may buy approved commissary items once per week, with a $100 weekly spending limit. |
| Depositing funds | Funds may be deposited through the kiosk during visitation hours, online through ConnectNetwork, or by money order through the mail system. |
| Mail should include the sender’s first and last name, return address, inmate name, inmate number, and cell or dorm designation. | |
| Telephone system | Inmates may call out by collect call or by using funds from their commissary account. Calls are recorded and may be monitored. |
For visitation rules, schedules, and related jail procedures, review the Sheriff’s Office inmate visitation information.
Court or case status
Correctional facility staff generally do not provide details about an inmate’s court date, hearing date, case status, or legal position. Facility staff members are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice.
For court or case status questions, the Sheriff’s Office directs users to ask the inmate through visitation or inmate mail, or to use the appropriate attorney, court administrator’s office, probation department, or parole officer when applicable.
Orange County Sheriff’s Office contacts
Use these contacts for jail, corrections, and Sheriff’s Office questions related to Orange County, Texas.
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Orange County Sheriff’s Office, 205 S Border st. Orange, TX 77630
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: (409) 883-2612 -
Vidor Substation
Phone: (409) 769-6391
Common questions
Where can I find the Orange County, Texas jail roster?
Use the Orange County Sheriff Department inmate roster to search or browse current roster entries and open available detail views.
What information is shown on the inmate roster?
The roster may show the Sheriff’s Office number, name, birth date, age, race, gender, offense ID number, arrest date, book memo, and offense information.
Who handles Orange County jail operations?
The Orange County Correctional Facility is the division of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office responsible for housing prisoners for law enforcement agencies in Orange County.
Can jail staff provide court dates or legal case updates?
Facility staff generally are not informed of specific case details and do not provide legal advice. For court or case status, use the inmate, attorney, court administrator’s office, probation department, or parole officer as appropriate.
What number should I call for general Sheriff’s Office questions?
For general non-emergency inquiries, call the Orange County Sheriff’s Office at (409) 883-2612.