Fisher County 24 Hour Booking Records

Fisher County 24 hour booking records are maintained at the Sheriff's Office in Roby. This is a small county in west central Texas, but the jail still handles all arrests and keeps booking records on file. If you need to search for a booking or check on someone in custody, the Sheriff's Office is the place to call. You can reach them at (325) 776-2274. Walk-in requests work during weekday hours, and the jail runs around the clock for intake. State tools from the Texas DPS also pull arrest data from Fisher County, giving you another way to look up booking records from this area.

Fisher County Sheriff and Booking Office

The Fisher County Sheriff's Office manages the jail and all 24 hour booking activity in the county. The office is at 112 N. Connellee Avenue in Roby. When someone is arrested, they get transported to the jail for processing. Staff record the person's name, date of birth, charges, and the details of the arrest. Fingerprints and a booking photo are taken as part of every intake.

Fisher County has a very small population. Arrests do not happen as often as they do in bigger counties. But when they do, the process follows the same state rules. Every booking creates a permanent record. The Sheriff's Office handles law enforcement for the whole county, and the small staff wears many hats. You can call (325) 776-2274 to check on current inmates or ask about a booking.

How to Search Fisher County Booking Records

The most direct way to search for a booking in Fisher County is a phone call. Dial (325) 776-2274 and ask about a specific person. Staff can check the system for current inmates and recent bookings. For older records, you may need to submit a written request under the Texas Public Information Act. The agency has 10 business days to respond.

You can also visit the Sheriff's Office in Roby. Bring an ID and give the staff a name or date range. They will look up what they have on file. Since Fisher County is small, requests are often handled quickly.

For a statewide search, the Texas DPS Crime Records Service costs $3 per name and pulls data from all 254 Texas counties. This is useful when you want criminal history that goes beyond just Fisher County.

Fisher County Jail Booking Process

Booking at the Fisher County Jail follows state procedures. The intake starts with identification. Name, date of birth, and address are collected. Fingerprints and a mugshot come next. Each charge is logged in the system with the arresting officer, time of arrest, and location.

Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 15.17, the person must see a magistrate within 48 hours. Bail is set and the person's rights are explained. That hearing gets documented in the booking file. Medical screening takes place during intake too. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards sets the rules for all county jails, and Fisher County must meet those standards even though it is one of the smaller facilities in the state.

Some arrests in Fisher County may result in the person being housed at a neighboring county's jail if the local facility cannot hold them. The booking record still starts at Fisher County.

Fisher County Booking Records Access

Public records in Fisher County are governed by the Texas Public Information Act. Basic arrest and booking data must be released on request. Names, charges, dates, and other key details are public. Only information tied to ongoing investigations can be withheld.

The Texas DPS Crime Records Service also covers Fisher County arrests. The screenshot below shows the state DPS search tool.

This tool searches by name and date of birth. It returns conviction and deferred adjudication records from every county in Texas. Cost is $3 per search.

Criminal History and Fisher County Bookings

Texas Government Code Chapter 411 governs criminal history records in Texas. Every arrest in Fisher County gets reported to the statewide DPS database. The public search only shows convictions and deferred adjudications.

The original booking record at the Fisher County Sheriff's Office still exists even when no conviction followed. Contact the Sheriff's Office directly if you need that record. The DPS Error Resolution Unit handles corrections to the statewide database.

Legal Help in Fisher County

Texas Law Help has free guides on criminal records, expunction, and nondisclosure. If you want to clear or seal a booking record, this site provides the forms and process. The Texas Attorney General's Open Government division can help with denied records requests at (877) 673-6839.

The State Bar of Texas offers a referral service at (800) 252-9690. Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas may serve the Fisher County area for people who qualify based on income.

State Prison Records and Fisher County

The TDCJ Offender Search covers inmates in the Texas state prison system. If someone booked in Fisher County ended up in state prison, you can look them up by name. The tool shows the offense, sentence, and projected release date.

County jail bookings and state prison records are separate systems. Fisher County keeps the booking log. TDCJ keeps the prison file. Check both if you need the complete picture.

Nearby Counties

Fisher County is surrounded by several other counties in west central Texas. Each runs its own jail.

Cities in Fisher County

Fisher County includes Roby, Rotan, and a few small communities. All arrests go through the Fisher County Jail. No cities in Fisher County have their own page on this site.