Kenedy County Jail
Texas
Kenedy County Sheriff's Office (arrestees held under contract at other county jails)
Kenedy County has no county jail, so the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office in Sarita houses arrestees under contract at jails in other Texas counties.
- Address
- 101 Mallory St, Sarita, TX 78385
- Phone
- (361) 294-5205
How to find an inmate
Kenedy County has no online jail roster. Call the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office in Sarita with the person's full name and date of birth to find out whether they were arrested and which contract jail is holding them. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) inmate search.
Visitation
Visits follow the rules of the jail that is actually holding the person, not the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office. First confirm the housing facility with the Sheriff's Office. Then contact that jail for its visitation schedule, registration steps and ID requirements.
Bail and bond
Bond is set by a Kenedy County magistrate or judge. Call the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount, the accepted payment methods, and whether payment goes to Sarita or to the contract jail. Licensed bail bond companies may also post bond.
Mail and money
Mail and money must go through the facility that is housing the inmate. Ask the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office where the person is held. Then confirm that jail's mailing address, mail rules and deposit options before sending anything.
Frequently asked questions
Does Kenedy County have a jail?
No. Kenedy County has no county jail. The Sheriff's Office in Sarita houses arrestees under contract at other county jails.
How do I find out if someone is held by Kenedy County?
Call the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office at (361) 294-5205 with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail in Kenedy County?
Call the Kenedy County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount and payment process, or use a licensed bail bond company.
Can I send money to someone arrested in Kenedy County?
Yes, through the jail actually holding them. Confirm the facility and its deposit options with the Sheriff's Office first.