If someone you love has just been arrested, the first thing you need is to find out where they're being held — which jail, what the charges are, and how much the bond is. The links below go straight to the official jail rosters for Montgomery County and the surrounding counties, plus the Texas state prison, federal, and immigration systems, so you can look them up yourself, right now.
Then call us. Once you know where they are, the next decisions are the ones that matter — arranging bond, and making sure they don't talk about the case on a recorded jail line before a lawyer is involved. Call or text (936) 596-0407 — available 24/7.
Montgomery County & Nearby County Jails
These are the counties we practice in most. Each link opens the county's official inmate roster.
| County Jail | Area It Covers | Look Up an Inmate |
|---|---|---|
| Montgomery County | Conroe, The Woodlands, Willis, Montgomery | Search roster → Jail info: (936) 760-5800 |
| Harris County | Houston & all of Harris County | Search roster → Jail info: (713) 755-5300 |
| Walker County | Huntsville | Search roster → Jail info: (936) 435-2412 |
| Brazos County | Bryan & College Station | Search roster → Jail info: (979) 361-4800 |
| Fort Bend County | Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land | Search roster → Detention: (281) 341-4735 |
| Grimes County | Anderson, Navasota | No public online roster. Call the jail: (936) 873-6439 |
Texas State Prison, Federal & Immigration Custody
If the person has been sentenced, or is in federal or immigration custody, they won't be on a county roster. Use these instead:
| System | Who It Holds | Search Tool |
|---|---|---|
| TDCJ — Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice | People serving a Texas state prison sentence | Offender search → |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) | Anyone in federal custody (1982–present) | Inmate locator → |
| ICE — Immigration & Customs Enforcement | Immigration detainees | Detainee locator → |
| Texas custody & release alerts | Statewide lookup + free notifications when custody status changes | Search / sign up → |
Found Them — Now What?
Locating your loved one is step one. Step two is protecting them:
- Don't let them discuss the case on the jail phone. Those calls are recorded and used as evidence — tell them to wait for a lawyer.
- Find out the charges and the bond amount from the roster or the jail information line.
- Call us before you post bond or make any decisions. We can explain the charges, work to lower an unaffordable bond, and get ahead of the case immediately.
For court dates, cause numbers, and case status, use our Find My Case page. And if you're trying to understand how bonds work in Montgomery County, our attorneys can walk you through it in minutes.
Your loved one's case starts the moment they're booked. Request a free, confidential consultation or call or text (936) 596-0407 — we answer 24/7.