Search Scurry County Booking Reports
Scurry County booking reports are managed by the Scurry County Sheriff's Office at 400 37th Street in Snyder, Texas. You can search the jail roster online, call the Sheriff's Office at 325-573-3551, or submit a written request under the Texas Public Information Act. The TDCJ Offender Search is available for individuals transferred to state custody.
Scurry County Overview
Scurry County Sheriff's Office
The Scurry County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency for the county. It manages all bookings at the Scurry County Jail in Snyder and handles public records requests related to arrests. The office is located at 400 37th Street, Snyder, TX 79549. You can reach them by phone at 325-573-3551.
Scurry County sits in the rolling plains of West Texas, with Snyder as the county seat. The Sheriff's Office covers the entire county, including unincorporated areas. All arrests made anywhere in the county come through the Snyder jail for booking. The Sheriff's Office also manages jail operations on a day-to-day basis, including inmate intake, housing, and release.
| Office | Scurry County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 400 37th Street, Snyder, TX 79549 |
| Phone | 325-573-3551 |
| Jail | Scurry County Jail, Snyder, TX |
| Hours | Monday through Friday, business hours |
How to Search Scurry County Jail Records
Scurry County has online resources available for searching the jail roster. The Scurry County Sheriff's Office page provides access to department information and records. Third-party directories such as ScurryJailRoster.org and ScurryCountyJailTX.org list current and recent bookings, including mugshots, charges, and bond amounts.
To get official records directly from the county, you can call the Sheriff's Office at 325-573-3551 during business hours. Staff can confirm current inmate status and walk you through the process of getting copies. For a written request, address your letter to the Sheriff's Office at 400 37th Street, Snyder, TX 79549. Under the Texas Public Information Act, booking records are generally public and available to anyone who asks. Your request needs to be in writing and should include the name of the subject and an approximate date of arrest if you know it.
The office must respond within 10 business days under state law. They will either send the records, request an extension, or explain in writing why any records are being withheld. Standard copy fees apply and are set by the state.
If an individual has been moved to a Texas state prison, use the TDCJ Offender Search to locate them. VINELink also lets you sign up for automatic alerts when a person's custody status changes.
Note: Third-party sites may not be fully up to date. For the most current information, call the Sheriff's Office directly.
What Is in a Scurry County Booking Record
A booking record in Scurry County is generated each time someone is processed into the jail. It documents who was arrested, what they were charged with, and key dates related to the booking. These records are considered public information under Texas law.
Scurry County booking records typically include:
- Full name and date of birth
- Booking date and charges
- Mugshot (when available)
- Bond amount and bond type
- Court dates if scheduled
- Arresting agency
- Release date if applicable
Some information may be withheld if a case involves an ongoing investigation or if the person is a juvenile. Juvenile records are not public. If you need certified copies for court or legal use, the Sheriff's Office can provide those for a fee. Full criminal history reports, which cover more than one arrest event, are handled by the Texas DPS Crime Records Division.
Scurry County Jail Information
The Scurry County Jail is located in Snyder and serves as the county's main lockup for arrested individuals. It handles all county bookings and holds people awaiting arraignment, trial, or transfer. The jail is run by the Scurry County Sheriff's Office.
Booking at the Scurry County Jail follows a standard process. When someone comes in, staff check their identity, screen their health, and log all personal property. The person is then assigned housing based on their charges and risk level. Bail is set by a judge or magistrate. Once bail is posted, the individual can be released. People who cannot make bail stay in the jail until their case moves forward or is resolved.
If you want to visit someone at the Scurry County Jail or send them money, call the Sheriff's Office at 325-573-3551 for current policies on visitation schedules and deposit options. Policies can change, so it is worth calling before making the trip.
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards oversees county jails across Texas. They inspect facilities and enforce state standards for operations, staffing, and inmate welfare. Any compliance concerns about Scurry County's jail can be directed to that agency.
Making a Public Records Request in Scurry County
Texas law gives you the right to request booking and arrest records from any government agency, including the Scurry County Sheriff's Office. The Texas Public Information Act (Chapter 552) is the law that makes this possible. It applies to all counties in the state.
To submit a request, write a letter to the Sheriff's Office. Include the full name of the subject, a date range if known, and your contact information. You can deliver the letter in person or mail it to 400 37th Street, Snyder, TX 79549. You can also call the office first at 325-573-3551 to ask about the fastest way to submit your request.
Once your request is received, the office has 10 business days to respond. If records are ready quickly, you may get them sooner. Copy fees are set by the state and are generally affordable. If you disagree with any denial or withholding of records, you can file a request for a ruling with the Texas Office of the Attorney General. They review PIA disputes and issue opinions that are binding on the agency.
Note: Booking records reflect charges at the time of arrest. Charges can change after a case moves through the court system. A booking record alone does not tell you the final outcome of a case.
Scurry County Records Resources
The Scurry County Sheriff's Office page on the county website is the main resource for department contact details and official records guidance.
This page links to the official department contact information and is a good starting point for any records request or inmate inquiry related to Scurry County.
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards provides information on county jail operations and compliance standards across Texas.
This state agency sets the rules that county jails like Scurry County's must follow, covering everything from inmate care to facility safety standards.
Cities in Scurry County
Scurry County's largest city is Snyder, which serves as the county seat. All arrests made in Scurry County go through booking at the Scurry County Jail in Snyder, regardless of where in the county the arrest took place.
No cities in Scurry County currently meet the population threshold for a dedicated city records page on this site.
Nearby Counties
If you are not sure whether a record falls under Scurry County or an adjoining county, check which agency made the arrest. Each nearby county has its own Sheriff's Office and jail records.