Borden County Jail
Texas
Borden County Sheriff's Office (inmates housed in contracted neighboring county jails)
Borden County has no county jail, so the Borden County Sheriff's Office in Gail houses arrestees in neighboring county jails under contract.
- Address
- 117 Wasson Rd, Gail, TX 79738
- Phone
- (806) 756-4311
How to find an inmate
Borden County has no county jail, so people arrested by the Borden County Sheriff's Office are held in a contracted jail in another county. Call the sheriff's office in Gail with the person's full name and date of birth to learn which facility holds them, then check that facility's roster or call it directly. For people sentenced to state prison, use the TDCJ Offender Search.
Visitation
Visitation rules are set by the facility actually holding the inmate, not by Borden County. First confirm the housing facility with the Borden County Sheriff's Office, then call that jail for its visiting schedule and requirements.
Bail and bond
Bond for Borden County charges is set by a magistrate. It can usually be posted as cash or through a licensed bail bond company. Call the Borden County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount and where it can be posted.
Mail and money
Mail and money go to the facility where the inmate is actually housed, using that facility's address and rules. Ask the Borden County Sheriff's Office where the person is held, then contact that jail for its mail and deposit procedures.
Frequently asked questions
Does Borden County have a jail?
No. Borden County has no county jail, and its inmates are held in contracted jails in neighboring counties.
How do I find out where a Borden County inmate is held?
Call the Borden County Sheriff's Office at (806) 756-4311 with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail in Borden County?
Call the sheriff's office to confirm the bond amount and where to pay. Bond is usually posted as cash or through a licensed bondsman.
Can I send money to a Borden County inmate?
Yes, through the facility housing the inmate. Contact that jail for its deposit methods.