MAVERICK COUNTY JAIL, TX

Before you can visit Maverick County Jail, you must be on the inmate's approved visitor list. The inmate submits names for clearance, so ask them to add you. Once approved, schedule your visit by calling the jail visitation office or using the online Visitation Scheduler. Note: the scheduler may not show certain dates if the inmate already has a visit booked that week, and not every visit type is available for every inmate. Hours generally run 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, but they vary by day and housing unit—call the unit to confirm the inmate's assignment and visitation privileges before you travel. Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early for security screening. Visits may be restricted or cancelled due to rule violations, lockdowns, or emergencies. If you're removed from an inmate's Visitors List, you can appeal in writing to the Director's Review Committee (DRC) within 14 days.

Send mail to Maverick County Jail in a plain, unstamped envelope addressed with the inmate's full name, booking number, and the jail street address in Eagle Pass, TX. Staff open and inspect all incoming mail except legal mail. Non-legal letters may be read more closely if staff spot security concerns. Keep your letter simple: don't include money, jewelry, loose stamps, personal items, or anything considered contraband. Avoid explicit, threatening, or coded messages and content that promotes illegal activity. Legal or privileged mail goes through a separate process instead of routine screening. Double-check the address and envelope requirements before sending to avoid delays or returned mail.

Maverick County Jail offers three ways to deposit money. Online, you can use NCIC Communications with a credit or debit card—funds post directly to the inmate's account. In person, the lobby kiosk accepts both cash and cards for immediate processing. By mail, send a money order payable to "Maverick County Jail" with the inmate's full name and booking number in the memo line. Don't mail cash, stamps, or personal items. TDCJ also warns against sending funds to offenders you don't know and recommends reporting extortion attempts to the warden or the Office of Inspector General.

The Maverick County Jail inmate search helps you confirm whether someone is in custody and review basic booking details. The roster typically shows the booking number, inmate's full name, date of birth, listed release date, and criminal charges. Search the jail's online portal by first and last name or booking number—you may need to complete a human verification step before results appear. If the online lookup doesn't return what you need, contact the detention facility directly. Keep in mind staff responses are limited by privacy laws. Family members and legal representatives can also get in-person assistance during normal working hours. Mugshots may appear but can be restricted by privacy rules.