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Quick Facts
- Main jail contact: (979) 828-3299 and jailinfo@robertsoncountysherifftx.org.
- Records Division: phone 979-828-3299, fax 979-828-5845, email info@robertsoncountysherifftx.org.
- Office hours are Monday–Friday 8:00am–5:00pm; address PO Box 1109 / 1006 W US Hwy 79, Franklin, TX 77856.
- To block jail phone calls call 800-682-0707; VINE for custody notifications is 877-894-8463.
Common Questions
What is the Robertson County Jail phone number and email?
Call (979) 828-3299 for general jail questions, or email jailinfo@robertsoncountysherifftx.org. When you reach out, have the detainee’s full name and date of birth ready.
When is the Robertson County Jail open and where is it located?
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm. The mailing and physical address is PO Box 1109 and 1006 W US Hwy 79, Franklin, TX 77856.
How do I block inmate phone calls or monitor custody status for someone at Robertson County Jail?
To block jail phone calls, call 800-682-0707. To check custody status or sign up for notifications, use VINE at 877-894-8463.
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