Cottle County Jail
Texas
Cottle County Sheriff's Office
The Cottle County Sheriff's Office in Paducah handles arrests and custody and may house inmates in contracted jails in other counties, so call the office to confirm where a person is held.
- Address
- Paducah, TX 79248
How to find an inmate
No official online roster for Cottle County could be confirmed. Call the Cottle County Sheriff's Office in Paducah with the person's full name and date of birth to ask whether they are in custody and where they are housed. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) offender search.
Visitation
Visits are arranged through the Cottle County Sheriff's Office or through the facility where the inmate is actually housed. Call ahead to confirm the inmate's location, visiting schedule, ID requirements, and any registration steps before you travel.
Bail and bond
Bail is set by a magistrate or judge after booking. Contact the Cottle County Sheriff's Office in Paducah to confirm the bond amount, the accepted payment methods, and whether you can post a cash bond or must use a licensed bail bond company.
Mail and money
Ask the Cottle County Sheriff's Office for the correct mailing address and rules, especially if the inmate is held in another county's jail. Ask the housing facility how to deposit money to an inmate account, because methods and limits vary.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in custody in Cottle County?
Call the Cottle County Sheriff's Office in Paducah with the person's full name and date of birth. For state prisoners, use the TDCJ offender search.
Where are Cottle County inmates held?
The Cottle County Sheriff's Office manages custody and may use contracted jails in other counties. Call the office to confirm the current holding location.
How do I post bail in Cottle County?
Contact the Cottle County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount and the accepted payment methods. You can also use a licensed bail bond company.
Can I send money to a Cottle County inmate?
Usually yes. Confirm the deposit method with the facility where the inmate is housed.