Fisher County Booking Reports
Fisher County booking reports are maintained by the Fisher County Sheriff's Office in Roby, Texas. You can search for arrest records and get booking information by contacting the sheriff's office directly. In Fisher County, a small and rural county in west Texas, the sheriff's office handles all county jail bookings and processes public records requests under the Texas Public Information Act.
Fisher County Overview
Fisher County Sheriff's Office
The Fisher County Sheriff's Office is the sole law enforcement agency handling county-level arrests and jail operations in Fisher County. The sheriff's office is located in Roby, the county seat, which is a small community in the rolling plains region of west Texas. All booking records for people arrested and held in Fisher County are maintained by the sheriff's office.
Fisher County is one of Texas's smaller rural counties. The sheriff's office serves the entire county, including the unincorporated areas between the small towns. Because the county has a small population, the jail holds fewer inmates than facilities in larger counties, but the same Texas Public Information Act rules apply. Any member of the public can request booking records from the Fisher County Sheriff's Office. The process is the same whether you are asking about a current or past inmate.
The county jail is subject to oversight by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. That agency visits every county jail in Texas at least once a year and sets minimum standards for how inmates must be treated, housed, and screened during their detention. Population reports and inspection results are published by the commission and available to the public.
| Office | Fisher County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| County Seat | Roby, TX |
| Jail | Fisher County Jail, Roby, TX |
| Region | West Texas Rolling Plains |
| Hours | Monday through Friday, business hours |
Searching Fisher County Arrest Records
Fisher County does not currently have a public online inmate roster. The best way to get current booking information is to call the Fisher County Sheriff's Office directly. Staff can confirm whether someone is in custody and provide basic booking details during business hours. For written copies of records, submit a formal request to the sheriff's office in Roby.
Under the Texas Public Information Act, booking and arrest records are public information. Your written request should include the full name of the person you are looking for and an approximate date of arrest if you have it. Include your contact information so the office can reach you about fees or any questions about your request. Mail the request to the Fisher County Sheriff's Office in Roby or deliver it in person during business hours. The office has 10 business days under state law to respond.
If the person you are searching for has been convicted and transferred to state custody, the TDCJ Offender Search can help you find their current location and status in the Texas prison system. VINELink is a free service for receiving alerts about custody status changes for inmates in Fisher County.
For court records tied to a Fisher County arrest, contact the Fisher County District Clerk. Booking records and court case records are separate and maintained by different offices. The Texas DPS Crime Records Division handles full background checks that go beyond what is available in a county-level booking record.
What Fisher County Booking Records Contain
Booking records in Fisher County are created each time someone is processed into the county jail after an arrest. These documents capture the key facts about the arrest and the person being booked. They are public information under Texas law.
A standard Fisher County booking record includes the full legal name and date of birth of the person arrested. The record documents when and where the arrest took place, the charges filed at booking, and which agency made the arrest. If a court has set bail, the bond amount and type are part of the record. A unique booking number is assigned by the jail. Physical description details, including height, weight, and hair and eye color, are captured at intake. If the case has moved forward in the court system, disposition information may be included. The arresting agency, warrant information if applicable, and bondsman name are also standard fields in a complete booking file.
Juvenile records are not public under Texas law. Records tied to open investigations may have certain fields withheld. Certified copies of booking records can be obtained from the sheriff's office for a per-page fee as set by state rules.
Note: A booking record documents an arrest. It is not evidence of guilt or a record of a conviction. Being listed in booking records does not mean a person was found guilty of any offense.
Texas Statewide Records Resources
The Texas DPS Crime Records Division provides statewide arrest and criminal history data accessible to the public, covering all counties including Fisher.
This state portal gives access to criminal history records that span all Texas counties. For individuals sentenced to state prison, the TDCJ Inmate Search is the go-to tool for finding current location and status.
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards publishes information about county jail operations and compliance across Texas, including Fisher County.
This state agency sets the rules all county jails must follow, including the Fisher County Jail in Roby, and publishes inspection results and population data available to the public.
Public Records Requests in Fisher County
The Texas Public Information Act under Government Code Chapter 552 gives you the right to request booking records from the Fisher County Sheriff's Office. This law applies to all government agencies in Texas. You do not need to give a reason for your request.
Write a letter or note identifying the records you want. Include the subject's full name and approximate arrest date if known, along with your contact information. Deliver it in person or mail it to the Fisher County Sheriff's Office in Roby. The office must respond within 10 business days. They can send the records, request more time, or explain why certain records are withheld. Denials must cite a specific legal exception under Texas law. State-set copy fees apply to reproduced documents.
If a denial seems improper, contact the Texas Office of the Attorney General. The OAG handles public information disputes and can issue informal rulings on whether agencies must release records. For statewide criminal history records, contact the Texas DPS Crime Records Division directly.
Cities in Fisher County
Fisher County includes Roby, Rotan, Sylvester, and a few very small communities. Roby is the county seat and where the sheriff's office and county jail are located. Rotan is the largest city in the county by population. All arrests in Fisher County are booked through the county jail in Roby by the Fisher County Sheriff's Office.
No cities in Fisher County currently meet the population threshold for a dedicated city records page on this site.
Nearby Counties
If you are unsure whether a booking falls under Fisher County or a neighboring jurisdiction, check which agency made the arrest. Each nearby county has its own sheriff and jail.