How to Find Someone in Maverick County Jail (online, phone, or in person)

Start with the online inmate search - it's the fastest way to find someone. If the search comes up empty or the results are confusing, call the detention facility. Staff can help within privacy limits. For sensitive questions or urgent situations, head to the jail during working hours and speak with someone face-to-face.

The online inmate search gives you the basics fast. When you find the right person, you'll see their booking number, full name, date of birth, release date (if available), and criminal charges.

Search by first and last name. Got a booking number? Use that instead - it's more precise and avoids mix-ups when multiple people share similar names.

No results online? Confusing information? Questions the roster doesn't answer? Call Maverick County Jail. Staff can often confirm someone's status or help you narrow down the record - though privacy laws limit what they can share.

• ✓ Inmate’s full name (first and last)
• ✓ Date of birth
• ✓ Booking number (if you have it)

For time-sensitive situations - or if you just prefer talking to someone directly - visit Maverick County Jail during working hours. Staff can help family members and legal representatives locate an inmate and answer questions that are tough to resolve online or by phone.

1. Go during working hours - staff assistance is available in person during those hours.
2. Bring the best identifiers you have - a booking number is the most reliable; otherwise bring their full name and date of birth.
3. Ask staff to help locate the record - once they find the right person, you can confirm you’re looking at the correct inmate using the identifying details tied to the booking.

What Info to Have

• ✓ Booking number (most reliable)
• ✓ Full legal name (first and last)
• ✓ Date of birth

The right identifiers make all the difference. Once you pull up the correct match, you'll typically see the booking number, name, date of birth, release date (if listed), and criminal charges.

An empty search result doesn't always mean the person isn't there. Sometimes the online tool is blocked until you complete a human verification step. A small spelling difference can also throw off a name search. If you still can't find them, call the jail and ask staff to help - just keep in mind they have to follow privacy laws.

1. Complete the verification prompt - if the site asks you to prove you’re human, finish that step and try again.
2. Search with the booking number - if you have it, this is the most accurate way to pull the correct record.
3. Retry the name search carefully - use the person’s first and last name and double-check spelling.
4. Call the jail with your details ready - provide full name, date of birth, and the booking number if you have it.
5. Go in person during working hours if needed - staff can assist face-to-face when phone/online options aren’t getting you answers.