Glasscock County Jail
Texas
Glasscock County Sheriff's Office
The Glasscock County Sheriff's Office in Garden City handles arrests and custody, and some detainees may be housed in a neighboring county's jail, so call to confirm where a person is held.
- Address
- 117 E Currie St, Garden City, TX 79739
- Phone
- (432) 354-2361
How to find an inmate
Glasscock County does not have a public online inmate roster. Call the Glasscock County Sheriff's Office in Garden City at (432) 354-2361 with the person's full name and date of birth, and ask which facility is holding them. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) inmate search.
Visitation
Visitation depends on where the person is housed, either with the Glasscock County Sheriff's Office or at another county's jail. Call the Sheriff's Office to find the holding facility. Then contact that facility for its visiting rules, schedule, and ID requirements.
Bail and bond
Bail in Glasscock County is set by a magistrate or judge. Bond is generally posted as cash or through a licensed bail bond company. Call the Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount and where to post it, especially if the person is housed outside the county.
Mail and money
Mail and money go through the facility that is actually holding the inmate. Call the Glasscock County Sheriff's Office to confirm the correct facility. Then ask that facility for its mailing address and approved commissary deposit methods.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in custody in Glasscock County?
Call the Glasscock County Sheriff's Office at (432) 354-2361 with the person's full name and date of birth.
What is the address of the Glasscock County Sheriff's Office?
The Sheriff's Office is at 117 E Currie St, Garden City, TX 79739.
How do I post bail in Glasscock County?
Once a magistrate sets bond, you can post it as cash or through a licensed bail bond company. Call the Sheriff's Office to confirm the amount and the location for posting.
Can I send money to an inmate held by Glasscock County?
Usually yes, through the facility holding the inmate. Confirm the facility and its deposit methods with the Sheriff's Office.