Crane County Inmate Population

Crane County inmate population records are held by the Crane County Sheriff's Office in the city of Crane. The Sheriff's Office runs the county jail and handles all arrests and bookings in Crane County. This page covers how to look up current inmates, what information you can request, and which state resources to use if the person you are searching for has been transferred out of the local jail.

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Crane County Seat
(432) 558-3571 Sheriff Phone
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co.crane.tx.us County Website

Crane County Sheriff's Office and Jail

The Crane County Sheriff's Office manages the county jail and maintains all inmate population records for Crane County. Located in the city of Crane in the Permian Basin area of west Texas, the Sheriff's Office is the central point for all county law enforcement and detention. You can reach the office at (432) 558-3571.

The county's official website at co.crane.tx.us provides county government information, including Sheriff's Office contact details. For direct inmate searches, call the jail and have the person's full legal name and date of birth ready. Staff can confirm whether someone is currently in custody, what charges they face, and whether bond has been posted. They cannot provide home addresses, medical records, or other private data.

The Crane County official website is the central resource for county government contacts and public information for Crane County residents and those seeking jail records.

Crane County Inmate Population - County Website

The Crane County website provides Sheriff's Office contact information and serves as the official county government resource for Crane County inmate population inquiries.

How to Search Crane County Inmate Records

Calling (432) 558-3571 is the most direct way to check current Crane County inmate population records. The jail is in the city of Crane and is operated by the Sheriff's Office. Phone searches are the standard method for smaller west Texas counties like Crane.

If the person has been convicted and sent to a state prison, you need the TDCJ Offender Search rather than the county jail system. That search covers all Texas Department of Criminal Justice inmates statewide. You can search by name, TDCJ number, or State ID. The results show which unit the person is housed in, their sentence details, and their projected release date.

For victims or family members who want automatic notifications, VINELink at 1-866-277-7477 is a free service that alerts you when an inmate's status changes. It covers both the Crane County jail and all TDCJ facilities. Register online or by phone to set up alerts by text, call, or email.

Note: Crane County is in an active oil-field region of west Texas. Arrest activity can shift with workforce populations. Checking the jail directly gives the most current picture of who is in custody.

State-Level Resources for Crane County Inmate Searches

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards sets operating rules for county jails across Texas, including the Crane County jail. Their website publishes inspection results and population reports so the public can see how local facilities are performing against state standards.

The Texas DPS Crime Records Service maintains statewide criminal history records. A DPS check covers all arrests and convictions reported to the state, not just those from Crane County. This is useful if you need a broader picture of someone's criminal record beyond what the local jail system shows.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator is the right tool if someone is held in a federal facility. Federal cases are handled entirely separately from Texas county and state systems. They will not appear in any Texas county or TDCJ records.

Public Records Requests in Crane County

Under the Texas Public Information Act (Government Code Chapter 552), you can request booking records, jail logs, and other inmate population documents from the Crane County Sheriff's Office. Submit your request in writing by mail or in person at the Sheriff's Office in Crane.

Agencies have 10 business days to respond to public records requests. Standard paper copies cost $0.10 per page. Under Section 552.108, basic arrest information including name, charge, and booking date must be provided. If a Crane County agency denies a request you believe should be granted, contact the Texas Attorney General's open government office at texasattorneygeneral.gov for help.

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Cities in Crane County

The city of Crane is the county seat and the main community in Crane County. All county arrests and jail bookings are processed at the Sheriff's Office facility in Crane.

Nearby Counties

These counties are near Crane County in west Texas. If you are checking multiple jails, use the links below to find neighboring county inmate population pages.