Armstrong County Jail
Texas
Armstrong County Sheriff's Office
The Armstrong County Sheriff's Office in Claude handles arrests and custody, and some inmates may be housed in other county jails under contract, so confirm the holding location with the sheriff's office.
- Address
- 101 Trice St, Claude, TX 79019
- Phone
- (806) 226-3151
How to find an inmate
Call the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office in Claude with the person's full name and date of birth to find out if they are in custody and where they are held. Confirmed online roster information for Armstrong County was not available for this listing. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) inmate search.
Visitation
Visitation rules depend on the facility where the inmate is actually held, so first confirm the location with the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office. Ask that facility for current visiting days, hours, ID requirements and registration steps before you travel.
Bail and bond
In Texas, a magistrate sets bail after arrest. Bail may be posted in cash, through a licensed bail bond company, or as a personal bond if one is granted. Call the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office for the bond amount, accepted payment methods and where to post it.
Mail and money
Mail and money rules depend on the facility holding the inmate. Confirm the correct mailing address, mail restrictions and approved deposit methods with the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office before you send anything.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in custody in Armstrong County?
Call the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office at (806) 226-3151 with the person's full name and date of birth.
What is the address of the Armstrong County Sheriff's Office?
The office is at 101 Trice St, Claude, TX 79019.
How do I post bail in Armstrong County?
Call the sheriff's office for the bond amount and payment options. Bail can usually be paid in cash, through a licensed bail bondsman, or by personal bond if a magistrate approves it.
Can I send money to an Armstrong County inmate?
Usually yes, but the method depends on the facility holding the inmate. Confirm the approved method with the sheriff's office first.