Find Scurry County Jail Releases

To find someone released from Scurry County Jail, begin with the local custody record rather than a state-prison search. This county facility handles local detention and county commitments, and an exit may mean bond, time served, sentence completion, dismissal, or transfer. Scurry County does not publish a searchable official jail roster or release feed. Reliable confirmation therefore joins direct jail contact, Texas county notification data, the court file, and a focused records request. Those sources show whether custody truly ended in the community or merely continued with another agency.

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Scurry County Jail Releases

The Scurry County Jail holds people in local pretrial detention and people serving county commitments. A person may leave after surety bond, cash bond, personal bond, dismissal, acquittal, time served, sentence completion, or another court-authorized action. Each label has a narrow meaning. Bond ends physical confinement while the case may continue. Time served applies to the identified commitment. A dismissal can end a charge, but it does not itself erase the booking record.

An exit record may instead name TDCJ, another county, USMS, or ICE. That is a transfer, not release into the community. Ask for the destination and release reason whenever those public fields exist. The jail movement record is strongest for the physical exit, while the court order explains its legal authority.


Confirm a Scurry Jail Release

Use a sequence that checks both custody and case status:

  1. Call the jail at 325-573-3581. Give the full booked name, birth date, approximate booking date, and booking number when known.
  2. Ask whether the person remains in Scurry custody. If not, ask whether the public record shows community release or transfer to a named agency.
  3. Search VINE Inmate Check for the person and Scurry County result. Preserve the exact event wording and date.
  4. Find the correct court and obtain the order, judgment, or docket entry that explains the legal basis.
  5. Request the booking sheet, custody history, and release record for exact fields.

A no-match is only a clue. Reporting delay, spelling, older data, or transfer can all explain it. Return to the Scurry County released inmate search when the custody system is uncertain.


Scurry Jail Records and Contact

Scurry County Jail
400 37th Street
Snyder, TX 79549
Jail: 325-573-3581

Operator: Scurry County Sheriff’s Office
Jail Administrator: Hannah Counts
Assistant Administrator: Adrianna Sosa

The official jail page provides facility, deposit, and visitation details. It has no inmate lookup, current roster, released-person feed, or archive. Since no update cadence or retention window is published, absence from the website cannot prove when, why, or where someone left.

Call before planning a pickup. The reviewed sources establish no fixed release hour, weekend rule, exit door, waiting area, or property-return schedule. Staff must clear authority and holds before physical release.


Request Scurry Jail Release Records

Use the jailings-specific form on the Scurry County Sheriff page. The second records form is limited to jailings in Scurry County and requests contact details, subject name and birth date, return method, and optional charge, identifier, and arrest-date information. The page confirms receipt and processing order but promises no fixed completion day, fee, retention term, or photo result.

Ask for electronic copies of the booking sheet, custody or movement history, release date and time, booking number, release type, destination or receiving agency, and release authorization. Include a narrow date range. Request public material with protected details redacted, an estimate before chargeable work, and notice before costs exceed a stated limit. Texas Government Code Chapter 552 requires access to existing public records subject to exceptions; it does not force staff to create a new release certificate or answer a custom questionnaire.


Read Scurry Release Fields

Field What it establishes
Booked name, birth date, booking number Connects one person to one custody episode.
Booking and release date/time Defines the physical jail interval.
Release type May identify bond, time served, sentence completion, or other authority.
Destination Separates community exit from transfer.
Charge, cause number, court Points to the legal file.

Read the original words. “Personal bond” does not mean dismissal. “Sentence complete” concerns the named sentence and does not rule out another warrant. “Transfer TDCJ” closes the county booking segment but begins or continues state custody. If sources disagree, preserve both timestamps and request the full movement history.


Scurry Court Records After Release

The court file often lasts beyond a short custody display. Scurry’s District Clerk publishes arraignment, pretrial, revocation, and adjudication lists that can identify a felony court and event date. Those lists are discovery aids, not complete case histories or release databases. Obtain the signed bond order, dismissal, judgment, sentence, or revocation action from the clerk with jurisdiction.

Use Snyder Municipal Court for qualifying city cases, justice courts for matters within their authority, and the proper county or district court for other cases. A court order may authorize release before jail staff complete identity checks, clear holds, and close the custody record. Pair the order with the jail release time instead of treating them as interchangeable.


Transfers From Scurry County Jail

Scurry County contains Price Daniel Unit, but proximity does not merge the systems. A local detainee does not acquire a TDCJ record merely because the arrest happened in Scurry County. When the jail record names TDCJ as destination, search statewide by SID or TDCJ number. Classification may place the person outside Snyder. A projected date is an estimate, and parole eligibility is not release.

For a federal hold, a pretrial USMS detainee may not appear in BOP. Use the jail, federal docket, and marshal channel. BOP is most useful for a person who served a federal sentence. ICE’s locator concerns current immigration detention and is not a permanent release archive. A county exit to ICE remains custody, and later ICE release is a second event.


Scurry Jail Pickup and Transit

No official source describes a jail shuttle. Snyder has no fixed-route transit system, while SPARTAN lists Scurry County within its rural demand-response coverage. Contact SPARTAN at 806-894-3800 and confirm reservations and pickup availability. Demand-response service is not guaranteed same-day jail transport.

Wait for the jail to confirm completed release before traveling. Court action, a favorable custody indication, or an estimated time does not establish that all holds cleared. Family members should also distinguish publication time from the exit timestamp, especially around midnight, weekends, and holidays. For a wider recent-event workflow, use 72-Hour Releases.


About Scurry County Jail

The sheriff operates the county jail at the same 400 37th Street law-enforcement complex associated with the Sheriff’s Office and Snyder police. The official county materials describe jail administration, deposits, and visitation but do not publish capacity, release processing times, or a public roster. Do not import figures or procedures from another Texas county.

The county names Hannah Counts as Jail Administrator and Adrianna Sosa as Assistant Administrator. Those details confirm the official facility source, but the administrator listing is not a release database. For a named person, use the jail information line and the sheriff’s jailings-specific records form. Ask for the public custody event or receiving agency instead of assuming departure meant a return to the community.

Snyder Police may create an arrest report, while the jail creates the booking and custody record. TDCJ creates state-prison records. Courts create orders and judgments. Texas VINE relays agency-fed custody events. Knowing which custodian created each fact prevents one office from being asked to certify another system’s record.

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