Hale County Jail

Associated Office / Contact Address
1900 S Columbia StPlainview, TX, 79072

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At a Glance

Visitation

  • Hale County Jail is at 1900 S Columbia St, Plainview, TX 79072.

Facility Info

  • The jail’s fax number is (806) 291-8029.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

InmateAid’s August 2026 visitation guidance directs you to (806) 296-2754 for visiting hours, visitor application information and scheduling instructions. Call before you travel to confirm the arrangements for your visit. Ask about visiting days and hours, any advance registration or application requirements, and how to schedule. Then ask what identification you need, what clothing and belongings are permitted, and what requirements apply if you bring children. If you want to visit remotely, ask whether video visitation is available and which provider handles it.

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Mail & Letters

For ordinary personal correspondence, InmateAid’s August 2026 guidance tells you to include the recipient’s full legal name and booking number on every piece of mail. Its envelope format places the name and “ID #: [Inmate Number]” above Hale County TX Jail, 1900 S Columbia St, Plainview, TX 79072. Before posting, you can check the personal-mail route and recipient identifier with the jail at (806) 293-5377, the jail phone number listed by the Hale County Sheriff’s Office.

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Communication

To speak by phone with someone at Hale County Jail, you receive their call rather than calling them directly, according to InmateAid’s August 2026 guidance. That guidance names Securus Tech as the provider and says calls are recorded except attorney calls. It recommends setting up a Securus Tech account before the first call to avoid delaying the connection. For questions about the phone provider and which recipient-account setup route to use, call 806-293-5377, the jail contact number listed by the Hale County Sheriff’s Office. This is an office contact, not a way to call the person in custody.

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Sending Commissary

Call Hale County Jail at (806) 293-5377 to ask how you can send money to someone in custody. Ask which deposit methods the jail accepts and what information you need to have the payment credited to the intended person.

Common Questions

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Whom can I call about visiting Hale County Jail?

InmateAid’s August 2026 visitation guidance directs you to (806) 296-2754 for visiting hours, visitor application information and scheduling instructions.

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What should I ask during my pre-visit call?

Ask about visiting days and hours, whether advance registration or a visitor application applies, and how to schedule your visit. Also ask what identification you need, what clothing and belongings are permitted, and what requirements apply to children. For a remote visit, ask whether video visitation is available and which provider handles it.

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What order should I use for the address on the envelope?

InmateAid’s August 2026 envelope format puts the recipient’s full legal name first, followed by “ID #: [Inmate Number],” then Hale County TX Jail, 1900 S Columbia St, Plainview, TX 79072.

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Whom can I contact to check the mailing details?

You can call (806) 293-5377 to check the personal-mail route and the identifier to use for your recipient. The Hale County Sheriff’s Office lists this as the jail phone number.

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Can I call someone at Hale County Jail directly?

You cannot call the person in custody directly, according to InmateAid’s August 2026 guidance. They call you. Calling the jail office is separate from speaking with your family member or friend.

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Are calls from Hale County Jail recorded?

InmateAid’s August 2026 guidance says calls from Hale County Jail are recorded, except attorney calls.

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