Locate San Jacinto County Jail Inmates

San Jacinto County Jail Role

Trinity County's current-inmates page lists "San Jac County" with the phone number 936-653-4367 as an off-site jail contact. The facility is treated here as San Jacinto County Jail, a county jail used for local inmates and possible contract or transferred county inmates. It is not a TDCJ prison and should not be searched as a state-prison facility unless the person has already been sentenced and transferred.

For Trinity County users, San Jacinto County Jail matters because the person may be physically held in Coldspring while the underlying arrest, warrant, or bond question remains tied to Trinity County. That split affects almost every next step. Custody and visitation may be San Jacinto questions. Court filings, prosecutor action, and some bond details may remain Trinity questions.

The safest path is to confirm the physical jail before acting. Then ask which county owns the charge, which court set the bond, and whether any hold prevents release. This is especially important when a person has more than one case or is held on a warrant from another county.

San Jacinto County Jail Population

The June 1, 2026 TCJS population workbook lists San Jacinto County Jail with a rated capacity of 144 beds and a local, contract, or federal count of 101. The research did not identify a separate housed-elsewhere number for San Jacinto in the user-provided facility facts. These figures describe San Jacinto County Jail's population status, not a specific count of Trinity County inmates there.

San Jacinto County Jail appears in this Trinity County facility set because Trinity County publishes it as an off-site contact. The TCJS count helps describe the housing jail, while the Trinity roster and phone line help determine whether a specific Trinity County inmate is actually there.

San Jacinto County Jail Lookup

Begin with the Trinity County Current Inmates page if the arrest, warrant, or court case is from Trinity County. The page's off-site list includes San Jacinto County contact information. Because the Trinity roster was disrupted during research, the phone path is essential rather than optional.

1. Search the Trinity roster using the inmate's name or other known detail.
2. Call Trinity County if the roster is unavailable, unclear, or does not show the person.
3. Call San Jacinto County Jail at the listed number to confirm physical housing.
4. Ask whether mail, money, and visits must follow San Jacinto County rules.
5. Ask Trinity County about bond and court status if the underlying charge is Trinity County's case.

After sentencing and transfer to state prison, the county jail trail may no longer be the best search path. Use the TDCJ offender locator for sentenced Texas prison inmates. Use county jail contacts for pretrial custody, short sentences, contract housing, and recent booking questions.

San Jacinto County Jail Contact

Research identifies San Jacinto County Jail at 73 West Cedar Avenue, Coldspring, TX 77331, with the phone number 936-653-4367. Use the facility contact for physical custody, visit scheduling, mail rules, and housing-jail service questions after Trinity County indicates the inmate is there.

When calling, ask the facility to confirm the inmate's full name and physical presence before discussing services. If the inmate is there for Trinity County, ask which agency controls release. A housing jail can often explain its local process, but it may direct bond or court questions back to Trinity County.

San Jacinto County Jail Visits

A San Jacinto County Jail visitation schedule was not researched in full for this Trinity County project. Because no local schedule is available here, the table uses conservative call-first instructions. Confirm the inmate's physical location, visit type, and eligibility before leaving for Coldspring.

Call again on the day of travel if the inmate is held for Trinity County. Transfers can occur for court, bed space, classification, medical needs, or other county-jail logistics. A confirmed visit time is only useful if the person is still housed at the same jail.

San Jacinto County Jail Mail

Mail and account rules should come from San Jacinto County Jail when the inmate is physically housed there. Trinity County's documented JailATM and CIDNET links are official for the Trinity County Jail page, but this research does not verify that they apply to San Jacinto County Jail. Use the housing jail's current rule before sending money or mail.

For legal mail, attorney visits, medicine, books, photos, or property, do not rely on general county-jail habits. Ask the facility what it accepts, what must be sent by a publisher or attorney, and whether any item needs advance approval.

San Jacinto County Jail Records

Records can be divided between the housing jail and the case county. San Jacinto County Jail may have custody records for the time an inmate is housed in Coldspring. Trinity County may have the arrest record, booking source, bond paperwork, warrant details, or case-origin records. Court charges after an arrest should be checked through the relevant court or clerk.

A Texas Public Information Act request can be used for releasable records that are not online. Identify the record precisely. A request for "everything" may take longer and may be narrowed by the agency. For urgent custody status, use the phone first, then follow up with a written request if a booking sheet, arrest report, or historical jail record is needed.

Trinity Case Questions

When the underlying charge is from Trinity County, bond and court questions may not be solved by the housing jail alone. Trinity County may need to answer which court set bond, whether a prosecutor notice rule applies, whether a warrant or detainer blocks release, and where payment must be made. San Jacinto County Jail can still be the right place for visit and mail instructions.