Search the Shackelford County Inmate Population

The Shackelford County inmate population is tracked through county jail records, state jail-standard reports, and separate state and federal custody systems. A Shackelford County inmate search begins with the local jail roster for current bookings, but the Shackelford County inmate population also includes people who may move after sentencing, transfer, or another agency hold. Texas jail reports explain the local count, while roster and locator tools help identify where a person is held now.

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The Shackelford County Inmate Population

The Shackelford County inmate population is centered on one verified local jail: the Shackelford County Law Enforcement Center / Jail in Albany. The jail is run by the Shackelford County Sheriff's Office, which lists Sheriff Edward A. Miller, Jail Administrator Arla Jarvis, the administrative phone line, and the 24-hour dispatch line. The local jail count covers people arrested by county or area law-enforcement agencies, pretrial defendants waiting on magistrate or court action, local misdemeanor and felony holds, county-sentenced inmates, and people waiting for transfer when another custody system applies.

Texas county jail data is not one live number. The online roster is the current booking channel, while the Texas Commission on Jail Standards provides monthly jail-population reporting. A person may appear in the county jail count for only part of the case. Bond, dismissal, sentence, transfer to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, a federal hold, or an immigration detainer can move the search path away from the local roster. That is why the Shackelford County inmate population should be read as a local jail snapshot plus a set of custody routes.


Shackelford County Inmate Population Statistics

The most useful official statistics come from Texas Commission on Jail Standards population reports. TCJS reports are monthly first-day snapshots submitted for jail-standard oversight, not a live roster. The June 2026 TCJS files list a rated capacity of 27 beds for Shackelford County and a total jail population of 10 on the June 1, 2026 reporting line. The same research set found an average daily population of 11 in the incarceration-rate file for June 2026.

11 June 2026 ADP
27 Rated Beds
1 Verified Local Facility
MeasureFigureSource / Date
Rated capacity27 bedsTCJS PopRptCurrent.xlsx, June 2026
Total jail population10TCJS current population line for June 1, 2026
Capacity useAbout 37.0%TCJS capacity ratio, June 2026
Countywide population used for rate3,169TCJS IncarcerationRateCurrent.xlsx, June 2026
Average daily population11TCJS incarceration-rate file, June 2026
Incarceration rate3.47TCJS incarceration-rate file, June 2026

The official sheriff page is also useful because it links the local arrest and jail report. The county arrest and jail report page is the county route to the roster and also publishes visitation, deposits, and cash-bond information for the jail.

The sheriff's office page shows the jail contact path used by local records searchers.

Shackelford County sheriff page for inmate population and jail records

The page matters because it ties the jail roster, the sheriff's office, and the Law Enforcement Center contact lines to the same local source.



Who Makes Up the Shackelford County Inmate Population

TCJS reporting breaks county jail data into legal and custody categories, but no county-published demographic dashboard was found for race, age bands, annual bookings, or average length of stay. The June 2026 Shackelford line contains local county jail categories and a total population of 10. Build-safe language is broad: the local jail population may include pretrial misdemeanor and felony defendants, bench-warrant or court holds, county-sentenced inmates, and people held pending transfer.

Pretrial
A person held before final case disposition, often before or after bond is set.
County-sentenced
A person serving a local jail sentence rather than a state prison term.
Detainer
A request from another agency for notice or transfer when local custody ends.
Classification
Jail screening that affects housing, security, and some movement inside the facility.

Shackelford County Jail Capacity

The June 2026 TCJS data does not show an overcrowding crisis for Shackelford County. A 10-person total population against 27 rated beds is about 37 percent use for that monthly snapshot. Official county pages reviewed did not identify a jail-closure order, consent decree, new-jail construction project, or recent jail litigation. That absence should not be turned into a claim that no issue can exist. It only means the reviewed sources did not document one.

Population snapshot: TCJS population reports are dated monthly reports. They are not the same thing as the current jail roster.


Laws Governing Shackelford County Jail Records

Texas law shapes both the Shackelford County inmate population data and public access to jail records. The Texas Public Information Act is the general request framework for public records held by Texas public bodies, subject to exceptions. Local Government Code Chapter 351 addresses county jails and sheriff responsibility for prisoners. Government Code Chapter 511 gives TCJS statewide county-jail standards authority.

Key Statutes:

Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 15 covers the magistrate-warning step after arrest.

Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 17 addresses bail and bond rules.

Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 49 provides inquest and death-in-custody context.


Shackelford County and State Prison

No Texas Department of Criminal Justice unit was found physically in Shackelford County. Once a local defendant is sentenced to state custody and transferred, the person is no longer searched as part of the local jail roster. The TDCJ Inmate Information Search covers people currently incarcerated in TDCJ facilities. TDCJ says the information is updated on working days and is at least 24 hours old, so it should not be used for a fresh local arrest still in county booking.



Shackelford County Roster Search Fields

The public inquiry page is useful, but the visible source did not expose ordinary roster fields such as name, booking number, or date range. That limitation is important. The county's link verifies the route. It does not verify every profile field a reader may expect to see. A current inmate lookup should therefore start online and quickly move to the jail phone line when the portal does not answer the custody question.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Visible roster fieldsNot visible in accessible sourceNot confirmedThe vendor target did not expose full controls during source inspection.
Redirect URLLink / redirectYes for accesshttp://findtheinmate.com/shackelford redirects to the public inquiry page.
Button labelsNot visibleNot confirmedNo last-name, booking-number, or date fields should be invented.
NoticesRedirect noticeNoThe accessible page said it was redirecting to the Shackelford County Public Inquiry Site.

The county-linked public inquiry screenshots show why the roster route is useful but limited in the research record. The Shackelford Public Inquiry page is the vendor target reached from the county roster link.

Shackelford County inmate roster public inquiry page

When the page does not show enough detail, the safer next step is the jail phone line or a public-information request, not guessing at a roster field.


Past Shackelford County Inmate Records

The county page does not state how long released inmates stay visible in the public inquiry system. Historical booking records, booking photos, incident reports, or jail records that are not shown online should be requested through the sheriff's office or the county officer the sheriff identifies under the Texas Public Information Act. A request should include the person's full name, date of birth if known, booking date, arresting agency, charge or case number if known, and requester contact information.


What a Shackelford County Inmate Record Shows

A county booking record is created at jail intake. It may contain the person's name, booking date, arresting agency, booking charges, bond, custody status, fingerprints, property notes, and a booking photo, depending on public-access rules and local system design. For Shackelford County, the public profile fields were not confirmed from accessible source inspection, so the table below separates likely booking concepts from verified online display.

FieldWhat Is Known From Research
Booking numberNot visible in the inspected public inquiry source.
Booking date and timeCommon booking data, but not confirmed as an online field.
ChargesBooking charges may differ from prosecutor-filed court charges.
BondBond must be confirmed because holds can affect release.
MugshotPublic display was not confirmed during research.
Custody statusUse the jail phone line if current status is unclear.

County Jail vs State Prison Lookup

The local roster and the state prison locator answer different questions. The Shackelford County jail roster is for local county custody: recent arrests, pretrial holds, county sentences, and short-term transfer waits. TDCJ is for sentenced state prisoners after transfer. Federal and immigration detainees have separate systems, and VINELink is best treated as a notification tool rather than the official booking record.

Custody StageWhere to SearchWhat It Covers
Fresh local arrestCounty Arrest/Jail Report and jail phone lineBooking and county custody status
Sentenced state prisonerTDCJ Inmate Information SearchCurrent TDCJ incarceration and unit information
Federal post-sentence custodyBOP Inmate LocatorFederal register number, location, release date, and identity fields
Immigration detentionICE Online Detainee Locator SystemICE custody, not a county jail booking photo source
Release notificationVINELink TexasCustody and release alerts when available

Shackelford County Detention Facilities

Only one local detention facility was verified in official sources for Shackelford County. The Law Enforcement Center / Jail handles local jail custody, visitation, deposits, and cash-bond kiosk routing. No official state prison, BOP federal prison, ICE detention center, separate county work-release annex, or regional contract detention center was found inside Shackelford County.


Shackelford County Inmate Population FAQ

How large is the Shackelford County inmate population?

TCJS listed 10 people in the Shackelford County jail on the June 1, 2026 current-population line. The June 2026 incarceration-rate file listed ADP of 11. Those are official jail-report figures, not a live booking count.

How do I search the Shackelford County inmate population?

Start with the official county Arrest/Jail Report link, then use the linked public inquiry roster. If it does not work or does not show the person, call dispatch at 325-762-9555 or the administrative line at 325-762-9500.

Where do sentenced Shackelford County inmates go?

After a state sentence and transfer, the person is searched through TDCJ, not the Shackelford County jail roster. No TDCJ unit was verified inside the county.

Are federal or ICE detainees on the county roster?

Not necessarily. A local hold may appear while the person is in county custody, but BOP and ICE have separate locators after federal or immigration transfer.

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Directions to the Shackelford County Jail

The Shackelford County Law Enforcement Center / Jail is at 791 U.S. Highway 180 West in Albany. That is separate from the county courthouse at 225 South Main Street, so jail visits, public-lobby kiosk deposits, and cash-bond questions should route to the Highway 180 West facility.

From the Albany courthouse area, use local streets to reach U.S. 180, then head west toward the sheriff's office and law enforcement center. From the west, use U.S. 180 eastbound toward Albany and watch for the 791 U.S. Highway 180 West address before reaching the center of town. From the east or northeast, connect to U.S. 180 and continue west to the jail address.

Address

Shackelford County Law Enforcement Center / Jail
791 U.S. Highway 180 West
Albany, TX 76430
325-762-9555 dispatch

Visitor Parking

The county does not publish a visitor-lot diagram or parking fee schedule. Confirm parking and lobby access before traveling.

Public Transit

No official local bus or rail route to the jail was located. Plan for private vehicle or arranged transportation.

Visitor Entry

Bring valid picture identification. Visitors must sign the Visitor's Roster and may be denied for rule or security reasons.