Find Montague Detention Center Releases

To find someone released from Montague County Detention Center, first determine whether the person returned to the community or moved into another agency's custody. The live jail inquiry is designed for people still held, so a missing name does not establish a release. Montague County Detention Center release proof comes from the completed sheriff booking event, supported by the related court case. A transfer requires a new search with the receiving county, state, federal, or immigration custodian. Each path uses a different record and should be reported in its own terms.

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Montague Detention Center Release Paths

The Montague County Sheriff's Office operates this county jail. People may be awaiting court proceedings, serving eligible local terms, awaiting transfer, or held on a warrant or detainer. A bond release ends the jail stay while the case continues. Time served or sentence completion follows satisfaction of a local confinement term. A dismissal can remove one legal basis for custody, but it does not clear an unrelated warrant or hold.

Other departures continue custody. A transfer to TDCJ places the person in the Texas prison system. A move to another county, the U.S. Marshals Service, BOP, or ICE places the person with a new custodian. A TDCJ blue warrant can keep a parolee held even after a local charge is resolved. The Montague release event should identify the recorded route; court and receiving-agency records then explain what followed.

Jail eventWhere to verify next
Bond or local releaseSheriff release record and Montague court case
Probation orderSentencing court and Montague County CSCD
TDCJ transferTDCJ Online Inmate Search
Federal or immigration transferFederal docket, USMS, BOP, or ICE as applicable
Another jailNamed receiving county or agency

Confirm a Montague Jail Release

The live inquiry and dated custody archives provide leads, not completed release proof. Use the jail line for immediate status, then obtain the booking and release entry. The Montague County released inmate search explains the full cross-agency path.

  1. Call 940-894-2871 and ask whether the specific booking is open, closed, transferred, or subject to another hold.
  2. Submit the Sheriff's open-records form. Identify the person, booking number if known, and approximate date range.
  3. Ask for the existing booking sheet, recorded release date and time, release authority or type, and receiving agency if public.
  4. Search the Montague judicial portal for the bond order, dismissal, judgment, sentence, or transfer authority.
  5. Follow a recorded transfer to the receiving custodian. Do not relabel it as community release.

A court order may authorize release before the jail finishes checking every cause, warrant, and detainer. For the actual departure time, give priority to the custodian's completed release event. Use the court record to explain the legal authority.


Montague Detention Records Contact

Immediate custody questions and written record requests use different routes. The jail/non-emergency number operates around the clock. The county directory lists an administration number, while the open-records page identifies a named records contact. A general contact-page statement about possible replies within 48 to 72 hours is not a records-production deadline.

Montague County Detention Center
111 S. Grand Street
Montague, TX 76251
24-hour jail line: 940-894-2871
Administration: 940-894-2491
Fax: 940-894-2004

Open-records contact: Audra Anderson
AAnderson@MontagueSheriff.com
Mail: P.O. Box 127, Montague, TX 76251

The sheriff does not post a flat release-record or photograph fee. Texas statutory cost rules and any written estimate apply. Ask for identifiable existing records. The Public Information Act does not require the jail to create a custom answer, calculation, or 24-hour release report that it does not keep.


About Montague Detention Center

The official facility page describes a 101-bed indirect-supervision jail with 22 employees working two jail shifts and a Jail and Transport Division. It is not a TDCJ prison. A person arrested by a municipal, county, or state officer in Montague County may be booked here, but the arresting agency and actual facility should still be confirmed.

101documented beds
22documented employees
2jail shifts

No TDCJ prison, federal BOP institution, or ICE detention center was identified inside Montague County in the official directories reviewed. A state sentence can still lead from this jail to a TDCJ unit elsewhere in Texas. County of conviction does not determine the eventual prison unit.


No Montague Jail Release Feed

The Sheriff's Office publishes current-custody material and dated archive pages, but no distinct official 24-hour or 72-hour release feed was found. There is no published release-field schema, refresh promise, online retention period, or native sheriff app with a recent-release view. “View on Mobile” on the sheriff site refers to website presentation, not a Montague County app.

A historical custody sheet can show that a person was listed on a specific date. Comparing adjacent sheets may narrow when custody changed. It cannot say whether the change was bond, time served, transfer, another hold, escape, death, or a data issue. Request the underlying booking and release event.


Montague Jail Booking Photographs

The live detail sampled during research did not show a booking photograph, and the archive does not promise one for every person. The authoritative route after a name leaves the roster is a targeted sheriff request for the photograph tied to the booking number and date. Disclosure cannot be promised before the custodian reviews the request.

A booking image records an intake event. It does not prove conviction, community release, or present custody. TDCJ's public email-information route says photographs are not provided to the public, so a county booking image should be sought from the county custodian rather than the state prison search.


Leaving Montague Detention Center

No official source reviewed states a fixed release hour, public waiting location, property-pickup method, weekend schedule, or transportation arrangement. Call the 24-hour jail line for current instructions and avoid blocking the facility entrance. TAPS Public Transit lists Montague County within its demand-response service area, but no source documents a detention-center stop or a ride timed to release.

A separate 1927 county jail appears in historical materials. It is not the operating detention center. Current custody and release questions belong at 111 South Grand Street, not at a historic building or an address inferred from an old image result.