Lookup Tyler County Inmate Records

Tyler County inmate records are searched through a fallback chain because the official county materials do not show a county-hosted jail roster. To look up Tyler County inmates online, start with the custody-status path the sheriff publishes, then use the jail information line or a public-information request when a record is not available online. State, federal, and immigration custody use separate locators, so Tyler County jail roster searches should stay focused on local jail custody and recent booking records.

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Tyler County Jail Roster Status

The main finding for Tyler County inmate records is that no official county-hosted public jail roster was located on the county website. The Tyler County Sheriff's Office jail page links users to VINE Link/Inmate Lookup and explains that VINE can be used to check custody status, sign up for notices, and receive alerts when status changes, including transfer or bonding out. The sheriff homepage lists Sheriff Bryan Weatherford and the office contact block. That makes VINE the county-published online status channel, not a full local booking-profile portal.

Tyler County Jail is still the right local facility for recent arrests, pretrial custody, misdemeanor jail sentences, and people waiting for state or federal transfer. The jail is operated by the Tyler County Sheriff's Office Corrections Division. It is separate from Gib Lewis Unit, which is a TDCJ prison for sentenced state inmates. If a search is for a new arrest in Woodville, Ivanhoe, or elsewhere in Tyler County, start with VINE and Corrections. If the person was sentenced to prison, use TDCJ.

The sheriff's jail page is the official source for Tyler County Jail services and for the VINE route.

Tyler County inmate records and jail roster access page

The page gives jail rules and contact paths, but it does not publish a searchable county roster with public inmate profiles.


Search Tyler County Inmate Records

A Tyler County jail roster search should be treated as a custody-status workflow. VINE is useful for checking whether a person is in custody or has changed status, while Corrections is the practical fallback for recent bookings, spelling issues, or unclear release and transfer status. Written records requests are best for existing county jail documents such as a booking sheet, arrest report, jail log, or release record.

  1. Open VINELink from the sheriff's published VINE lookup path and search the Texas custody tools when available.
  2. Search with the full legal name. Add age, date of birth, arrest date, or agency details when the tool allows narrowing.
  3. If VINE does not show a clear result, call Tyler County Corrections at (409) 283-6331 with the same identifying details.
  4. For existing documents, use the sheriff's open-records PDF and ask for a specific record type rather than a broad record sweep.
  5. If the person has moved to prison, switch to TDCJ Inmate Search or IVSS instead of continuing with county jail channels.

Tyler County Roster Search Fields

Because Tyler County did not publish a roster form, the field inventory is also a gap inventory. It helps set expectations and gives the practical facts to gather before calling Corrections or filing a records request.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Official Tyler County jail rosterNot availableNot applicableNo official county-hosted roster form was found on the county site.
VINELink offender searchWeb searchUnspecifiedUse name and Texas or county custody filters when the interface provides them.
Phone lookup with CorrectionsPhonePractical fallbackProvide full name, DOB or age, arrest date, arresting agency, and case or charge if known.
Public-information requestWritten PDFRequired for recordsUse case number, incident dates, involved names, and the specific record requested.

Tyler County Inmate Profile Details

No official Tyler County public inmate profile was available to inspect in the research. That means a page should not state that Tyler County online profiles show mugshots, bond, charge rows, court dates, housing units, or release dates. Those details may exist in jail or court records, but the public path is VINE, phone confirmation, clerk records, or a Texas Public Information Act request.

FieldWhat It Shows or How to Request It
Full nameNeeded for VINE, Corrections, and records requests.
Case numberThe sheriff's open-records form includes a Case No field for precise requests.
Incident or call datesThe form asks for dates of incidents or calls.
Custody statusCheck VINE or call Corrections for current custody.
Transfer or bonding-out statusVINE alerts may cover status changes, including transfer and bonding out.
Booking photoNot found in a county online gallery; request it if needed and releasable.

Tyler County Custody Search Channels

Tyler County inmate records are split by custody type. The county jail path covers local custody. The state prison path covers sentenced prisoners. Federal and immigration tools cover separate systems. Searching the wrong system can look like a false negative.

Custody TypeWhere to LookReason
Recent arrest or pretrial jail custodyVINE and Tyler County CorrectionsThe sheriff publishes VINE for inmate lookup and custody status.
Sentenced Texas prison inmateTDCJ Inmate SearchTDCJ covers prison location, offenses, and projected release date.
Federal sentenced prisonerBOP Inmate LocatorBOP records cover federal inmates from 1982 to present.
Immigration detentionICE ODLSICE custody is separate from county jail and TDCJ custody.

Tyler County Jail Facilities

The official facility map contains the county jail and one state prison. They sit in the same county but serve different populations and use different lookup systems.

Tyler County Jail

702 N. Magnolia

Woodville, TX 75979

(409) 283-6331

Sunday and Tuesday visits, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM, sign-in before 3:30 PM.

Gib Lewis Unit

777 FM 3497

Woodville, TX 75990

(409) 283-8181 (**040)

TDCJ prison visitation requires approval and scheduling.


Booking Process in Tyler County

Tyler County's official jail page does not publish a detailed booking timeline, but the local custody facts are clear. After an arrest, the person may be taken to Tyler County Jail for intake, identification, property handling, medical screening, and housing review. The jail maintains an in-house Registered Nurse for medical needs. The jail also holds people who did not post bail and are awaiting trial, which ties booking to the first appearance, bond, and court path.

Recent arrests may not appear immediately in VINE. A name spelling error, a recent release, a transfer, or a hold from another agency can also make a search unclear. Corrections can confirm practical custody questions, while the sheriff's open-records request form is better for documents. For formal charges after booking, use the District Clerk, County Clerk, Justice Court, or municipal court path described on the court records after jail arrest page.


Tyler County Jail Visitation Rules

Once custody is confirmed, Tyler County Jail visitation rules come from the sheriff's jail page. Visitors need valid ID or a driver's license. Only one visit per day per inmate is allowed. Cell phones are prohibited in the visitation room, and clothing must meet the published dress code.

FacilityDaysTimeRules
Tyler County Jail / Justice CenterSunday and Tuesday11:00 AM-4:00 PMSign in before 3:30 PM; valid ID required; one visit per day per inmate.

Note: Confirm custody before traveling, because release, transfer, court movement, or a housing restriction can affect a visit.


Contacting a Tyler County Inmate

Tyler County Jail permits outgoing inmate calls only. Incoming calls to inmates are not allowed. The county names Infinity Networks and NCIC, with phone support at 888-459-4521, for collect calls, inmate prepaid or call-card calls, and number-specific calling accounts. Mail may include letters, photographs, drawings, and similar content if it does not violate content rules. Books are accepted only as donations to the Tyler County Jail Library, which is a specific local rule worth following exactly.

ServiceTyler County Rule
Phone callsOutgoing only; no incoming inmate calls.
Phone providerInfinity Networks / NCIC, 888-459-4521.
MailLetters and photos may be accepted if content rules are met.
BooksAccepted only as donations to the jail library.

Tyler County Commissary Funds

Tyler County Jail commissary can include food, clothing, hygiene supplies, stationery, and other approved items. The sheriff's jail page says money orders should be payable to "Tyler County Inmate Trust Fund" and the inmate's name should be printed in the signature area. Money orders are accepted at the Tyler County Justice Center. Tiger Commissary also lists Tyler County Jail in Woodville for web deposits to an inmate trust fund account, but the research did not capture a local fee schedule.

Note: Confirm custody and the inmate name before sending money, because release or transfer can change the correct deposit route.

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