Locate Parker County Jail Inmates

Parker County Jail Overview

The Parker County Sheriff's jail page identifies Parker County Jail as the county's jail facility. The jail is at 612 Jameson Street in Weatherford, and the main entrance is at Jameson Street and North Mill Street, opposite the Sheriff's Office entrance. The facility is the county intake and housing point for people booked after local arrests by the sheriff, city police departments, DPS, or other agencies using Parker County custody.

The jail's management structure is a key local detail. The sheriff remains constitutionally responsible for the jail, but the official page states that daily operations are managed by LaSalle Corrections. Warden Ron King is named as the jail supervisor. That combination explains why Parker County records use sheriff and county channels while some daily jail operations reference a private corrections contractor.

Parker County Jail Capacity

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards June 2026 population workbook reports Parker County Jail capacity as 483 and the June 1, 2026 total jail population as 432. Those figures are point-in-time official jail population figures, not an annual booking total. They show a high-use jail that was below capacity on that report date.

TCJS categories include pretrial misdemeanants, pretrial felons, convicted county misdemeanants, bench warrants, parole violators, state transfer categories, federal categories, and other holds. That is why the Parker County Jail population should be described as mixed local custody rather than one group of sentenced inmates.

Search Parker County Jail Inmates

Use the official county search system to look up someone held at Parker County Jail. The county Judicial Records Search page links to Jail Records, and the sheriff's Jail Search instructions state that a person held on local city, county, or state charges should appear on the website. The sheriff's page also gives the fallback: call the booking desk at 817-594-4208 when the search does not work.

1. Open the Parker County Judicial Records Search or Odyssey Public Access.
2. Choose Jail Records or the jailing search route.
3. Enter the booked legal first and last name.
4. Use * after the first initial when the spelling is uncertain.
5. Compare booking number, date of birth, booked date, arresting agency, and charge text.
6. Call 817-594-4208 if the official search does not locate the person.

Do not use the jail roster for sentenced Texas prison custody. Once a Parker County defendant transfers to TDCJ, current location and release data belongs in the TDCJ Offender Search. Federal sentenced custody uses the BOP locator, and immigration custody uses ICE ODLS.

Parker County Jail Contact

Use the jail address for visits, bond questions, booking questions, and lobby kiosk deposits. The Sheriff's Office administrative address is separate and is used for sheriff administration and open-records routing.

Parker County Jail Visitation

The official jail visitation page says visits are in-person and non-contact, with a minimum time of 20 minutes. The page says inmates are allowed two visits per week, with at least one evening or weekend visitation period. Adult visitors must show valid ID. Visitation is limited to four visitors per inmate, and visitors may switch within the 20-minute time frame.

The sheriff page links a visitation schedule PDF. Confirm the current schedule before traveling because jail visitation rules can change for staffing, security, health, or facility reasons.

Parker County Jail Mail and Money

Parker County Jail uses a specific mail route. The sheriff's inmate-contact page says correspondence should be addressed to the inmate by name and inmate ID, care of Parker County Jail, at PO Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72403. All incoming and outgoing mail is screened. Drugs, tobacco, money, sexually explicit material, stamps, paper, envelopes, and mailed items are not allowed.

The official inmate-contact page is shown in the manifest image below.

Those rules explain why families should not mail cash, stamps, paper, envelopes, or packages directly to a person in custody.

Parker County Jail Care Services

The sheriff's medical and mental-health page gives unusually specific facility facts. Medical physician services are contracted, mental-health services are provided by Pecan Valley MHMR of Texas, and an on-site infirmary is staffed 24 hours a day by medical care professionals. The page lists one RN, five LVNs, and one medical clerk, and says the jail is within five minutes or 2.5 miles of Weatherford Regional Hospital.

The commissary page also states that offenders receive three hot meals per day with at least 3,000 calories per offender per day. Special diets are provided as medically or religiously required. The same medical page says the facility is ADA compliant. No detailed public GED, vocational, work-release, or reentry program page was located in official sheriff or county sources, so those programs should not be assumed.

Family members with medical or mental-health concerns should use jail staff and official sheriff channels rather than relying on roster data. The public jail search is built for custody and booking records. It does not replace facility staff for urgent care questions, disability accommodation questions, or current housing restrictions.

Parker County Jail Records Requests

When a jail record, booking photo, or older booking detail does not appear online, use the sheriff's Public Information Act route. The open-records page says the Sheriff's Office does not accept open-records requests by phone and that all requests must be in writing. Requests may be submitted by mail, email, fax, or in person according to the office procedure.

If records cannot be produced within 10 business days, the public information officer must provide a written reasonable date and time for availability. If costs exceed $40, the requestor has a right to a written estimate before work begins. If estimated costs exceed $100, the office may require a bond, prepayment, or deposit.

Use enough detail for staff to identify the record: booked legal name, approximate booking date, booking number if known, and the specific record requested. For court charges after the jail arrest, use Parker County Court Records or the correct clerk. For a sentenced state prisoner, use TDCJ rather than asking Parker County Jail to confirm a current prison unit.