Milam County Jail, TX

Milam County Jail holds visits on Sundays and Tuesdays. For questions, call the visitation line at 254-697-7063. Rules and visit frequency vary by custody level and housing unit, so check the published schedule before making plans. You may need to schedule visits in advance. Visits are a privilege—they can be restricted for rule violations, security issues, or health concerns. Depending on how the jail handles scheduling, you might need to create an online visitation account and complete a background questionnaire before requesting a visit. Keep in mind that scheduler availability (including hidden dates when an inmate already has a visit that week) affects what times and visit types you'll see.

Milam County Jail uses JailATM for inmate deposits. Sign up and add funds at www.jailatm.com. Don't send cash, money orders, cashier's checks, or any other currency to the jail—whether in person or by mail—because it won't be accepted. Care packages work the same way: order them through JailATM rather than mailing items directly. JailATM is a third-party vendor (JailATM™ ©2026 Tech Friends, Inc.), so expect vendor branding and third-party processing. Before submitting a deposit, follow the vendor's steps, review service fees and processing times, and confirm you're approved to send funds.

For non-emergencies, contact the Milam County Sheriff's Office at 254-697-7033. This line is available 24 hours and also handles Records Division questions. Administrative offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm. The Sheriff's Office address is 512 N. Jefferson, Ste. A, Cameron, TX 76520—you can submit records requests in person or by mail there, or call for guidance. One heads-up: the Sheriff's Office warns that plain-text (non-encrypted) email isn't secure, so avoid sending confidential information that way. Milam County Crime Stoppers accepts anonymous phone and web tips, and callers may be eligible for a reward.

Milam County handles public records requests in writing. Include specific details about what you're looking for, along with your name and contact information, so staff can locate the records and follow up. For feedback, use the Sheriff's Compliments & Complaints page—if you request contact, the Sheriff's Office will try to respond within 72 hours. The Civil Division handles serving civil process and conducts monthly sex-offender registration verification checks in unincorporated Milam County. Texas county jails and sheriff's offices operate under locally elected sheriffs, so local procedures shape how these services work.