Jail Phone Numbers

Accident & Offense Reports _____________210-335-6095

Banking_____________________________210-335-6287

Central Magistrate (City side)____________210-207-7532*

Central Records______________________210-335-6201

Chaplain____________________________210-335-6329 or 6179

Clothing Exchange for Court_____________210-335-6152

Commissary__________________________210-335-6484

Front Desk __________________________210-335-6300

Human Services______________________210-335-6335

Mail Room___________________________210-335-6240

Match/Patch_________________________210-335-6330

Medical_____________________________210-335-6260 or 6167

P.R. Bonds__________________________210-335-6315

Visitation information (English)___________210-335-0074

Visitation information (Spanish)__________210-335-0092

Warrant Tip Line (24 hours)_____________210-335-0455

*Go to Central Magistrate for more information.

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  • Worried Mom  On April 5, 2011 at 9:30 pm

    How can I find out what my son’s release date will be. I know he is getting 2 for 1 on some days and 3 for 1 on others. The deputy’s are schmucks and will not provide him the information. If they don’t know, they should just tell him “I don’t know” instead of being…well….schmucks. Their job description surely includes providing inmates with information. Right?

  • admin  On April 6, 2011 at 5:07 am

    Your son needs to get an “inmate request for information” form. He can get one from his unit officer. It has several options you can request information on. He needs to fill out the request then turn it back in to the unit officer. Requests are picked up then taken to the sergeant’s office. Someone in that office will get his requested information. I have been informed that the unit officers do not have access to the system that has release dates. Your son can find information on how to do things in the Inmate Handbook. There are probably some in the day room.

  • Poor concerned Mom  On November 20, 2011 at 6:28 pm

    Why is everything so expensive and why is it so hard to feed the men in custody enough so they don’t feel like they are starying I mean 6 meals of bologna on the weekends is crazy you try it and if they try to buy a 15 cent roman soup it cost them like 75 cents why such a mark up. I know things are expensive but when I come to visit and see people stuffing their face and I know he hasen’t eaten it kills me sometimes he says he only got 1/2 a sandwitch of bread and bologna.

  • admin  On November 21, 2011 at 7:02 am

    Concerned Mom – This site is not connected to the Bexar County Jail in any way. It is a private site. Even though we are not connected to the jail we have a lot of knowledge regarding their procedures. We have to, to be able to write the posts. As far as the price of food, you’re right the prices are high but they are luxuries. Everything an inmate actually needs is supplied. The Jail has to meet certain standards set by Texas Jail Standards. At no time is an inmate ever given only half a bologna sandwich. Your son is being fed. I’m sorry but I suspect your emotions are being played.

  • Concerned big Sis  On April 18, 2012 at 5:23 pm

    My little brother is locked up at the Bexar county jail. He’s been there for 6 mos and was told in court that they will grant his release. However after the court date and many days of hearing nothing I called and was told that he had a DPS hold. Can anyone explain this to me as far as what needs to be done to get the hold lifted. A friend of mine told me it’s got something to do with house arrest and that he wouldn’t be released until we buy a monitor and some other things. When I call the numbers that they gave me I’m getting no answers or the person that answers has no idea about what I’m talking about. Any answers will be greatly appreciated.

  • admin  On April 19, 2012 at 5:28 am

    Big Sis – The first thing you need to do is find out if your brother actually does have a hold. He probably does but you want to be sure and you want to know what kind of hold it is. Call Central Records at 210-335-6201 to ask them about it. You will need either his sid number or his name and date of birth. If he was released on the condition that he have an electronic monitor or an ignition interlock then the device will have to be obtained before he gets released. If he was approved for release in Bexar County but has a warrant from another county he will either have to post the bond for that warrant or if no bond is allowed he will be transferred to that county for processing.

  • babymama  On July 13, 2012 at 3:19 pm

    How do you find out if some one is in county?
    or how can you find some one in jail?

  • admin  On July 16, 2012 at 6:52 am

    Babymama – Call Central Records at 210-335-6201. You will need the name and date of birth of the person you are looking for.

  • Irishrose  On August 24, 2012 at 9:58 pm

    My grandson, while passing thru on a family vacation was charged with something, put in jail for the night and bonded out next day. Charged with several misdemeanors, he paid them from his home town 600 miles away. Then he was beat up by a bunch of men in his hometown and falsely accused. He was arrested, the three men who beat him up were let go.

    He was jailed and not released for six weeks because we were told Bexar county added MORE charges and had a hold on him except they said they did not and didn’t want anything to do with him until the case he was in jail for was completely finished. So we paid to bail him out but instead, Bexar C, at the last minute came and extradicted him back to Bexar county anyway with further charges, this time felonies.

    I spent probably 15 hours on the phone and everyone gives you a different answer. Why did Bexar county lie and say they weren’t interested in extradicting him until we posted bond and then they came and grabbed him? I am thoroughly confused.

    Now what will happen to him? We don’t even know. It’s like he is lost in the system. Part of the time, we don’t even know where he is at. He is only 21 and recently had a severe injury he was still under treatment for and he has not even seen a Dr. since this all started.

    Thank you for any explanation.

  • admin  On August 26, 2012 at 3:19 am

    Irishrose – We are not the Bexar County Jail. We are a private website that tries to help people navigate through the confusing confinement system. One of the confusing parts is that the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is rather big so different departments do different things. So many types of different things are being done that sometimes it’s hard to figure out who does what. Even the employees have trouble knowing for sure.

    We have no way of knowing what happened regarding your grandson’s extradition. What we can say is that the jail allows people from the University Hospital System to have space within the jail to deal with all medical problems. That is one of the best teaching systems in the state. I’m not sure where you got the information that he has not been able to see a doctor but I would bet he has at the very least seen an RN and that his medical information from the jail that had him before was brought with him and has been reviewed by a doctor. It’s a matter of liability.

    You can call Central Records at 210-35-6201 to find out what he is being held on and what the bonds, if any, he has. They are open 24/7.

  • elsa  On October 1, 2012 at 2:25 pm

    how can i found out if my husband is doing 3 for 1 or what? also when he will be released?

  • elsa  On October 1, 2012 at 2:27 pm

    my husband said to talk to the imate worker cooradnatior how do i get in contact with them?

  • admin  On October 8, 2012 at 9:13 pm

    Elsa – Three for one is not guaranteed. It can be taken away at any time. That normally happens if the inmate gets into trouble. If the release date is listed in their computer they can tell you. Call Central Records at 210-335-6201.

  • admin  On October 8, 2012 at 9:21 pm

    Elsa – We’re not real sure about this. We think this may be coordinated out of the Classification section but that section is not open to public phone calls. I suggest you call the Work Release department to see if they can help you. That number is 210-335-6384.

  • Confused Wife  On November 29, 2012 at 4:49 pm

    I Need To Know How I Put Money On My Phone , I Don’t Know How And I Wanna Know How I Can Go See Him And How I Can Go About Putting Money On His Books

  • admin  On December 5, 2012 at 9:09 am

    Confused Wife – You don’t put money on your phone, you put it into an account with the company that handles the phone calls for inmates. That company is ICSolutions. You can find information on them in our category “Inmate Phone Calls”. Once there click on the ICSolutions link. To see him you will have to be on his visitation list. You will also have to go on his visitation days. Call Central Records at 210-335-6201 to find out what his visitation days are. There are several ways to put money in his commissary. Go to the category “Money For Commissary” on this site. The different ways to deposit money are listed there.

  • Frsko's Babymomma  On April 10, 2013 at 5:29 pm

    My babysdad was locked up yesterday morning for stealing he doesnt Have His Papers Too Be Over Here Cause He Is From Mexico I Call Too Find Out Everything & They Tell Me They Transfered Him Too The Immigration Center Or Detention What Does That Mean Are They Gonna Deport Him ?

  • admin  On April 22, 2013 at 12:58 am

    Frsko’s BM – Yes, they will probably deport him.

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