Reeves County Jail Releases
Reeves County Jail is the primary local source for county release events. The Reeves County Sheriff's Office operates the jail and states that it houses people on local and out-of-state charges or warrants. A release can follow bond, completion of a local sentence, dismissal, a court order, or transfer. The same word does not mean the same destination in every row.
The strongest public online evidence is a row marked RELEASED with a populated Date/Time of Release in the official daily PDF. That timestamp establishes exit from Reeves County Jail during the report window. It does not prove that all charges ended, every warrant cleared, or the person returned to the community. Ask for the custody disposition and receiving agency when the destination matters.
| Jail event | What it establishes | Next source |
|---|---|---|
| Bond release | Exit under bond conditions | Bond field and court docket |
| Local sentence completion | Exit after local custody credit | Judgment and jail ledger |
| TDCJ transfer | County custody ended | TDCJ current search |
| Other warrant | Another custodian may follow | Receiving county or agency |
| ICE transfer | County release may begin immigration custody | ICE locator and transfer record |
Confirm Reeves Jail Release
The official jail page links to a report called “Inmates in Custody.” Despite that name, an indexed official example contained both IN CUSTODY and RELEASED rows. Its header covered one calendar day, and the document was generated the next morning. This is a daily mixed report, not a guaranteed rolling list or permanent archive.
- Open the Reeves County Jail page and follow its current report link.
- Read the report date range and generation time before searching a name.
- Compare full name with age, city, booking time, arresting agency, and charges.
- Look for an explicit RELEASED status and a release date and time.
- Review bond fields cautiously and record the booking context.
- Contact records for the disposition, release order, or receiving agency when those fields are absent.
Reeves Jail Report Fields
The daily report can answer identity, timing, charge, and bond questions in one row. It lists name, current age, city of residence, booking date and time, release date and time, custody status, arresting agency, charge description, bond status, bond amount, and a booking-photo area. The city field is not proof of a current address. A booking photo does not establish guilt or present custody.
A bond amount and “Surety Bond” beside a release timestamp can support a bond-out reading. A “Sentenced” entry suggests a different case posture. Neither label always states the ultimate destination. Multiple charges may have different bond terms. Request the actual custody-disposition code and related order rather than reducing the record to one charge line.
- Release timestamp
- The recorded physical exit from Reeves County Jail.
- Disposition
- The coded or stated reason custody ended or changed.
- Detainer
- A request or hold connected with another authority.
- Transfer
- Movement from this jail to another custodian.
- Discharge
- Completion of the sentence or supervision obligation in the relevant system.
Reeves Jail Records Contact
The Sheriff has not published verified gate-release hours, family waiting instructions, property-pickup procedure, weekend processing policy, records-unit hours, or a fixed release-record fee. Do not borrow those facts from another Texas jail. Call or write about the specific booking before travel.
Reeves County Sheriff's Office
500 S. Oak St.
Pecos, TX 79772
Mail: P.O. Box 910
Phone: 432-445-4901
Fax: 432-445-9403
Jail Administrator: Veronica Martinez
JailAdministrator@reevescounty.org
Records Clerk: Maria Hernandez
mhernandez@reevescounty.org
Ask for an existing booking/release sheet in electronic form. Include full name and date of birth or booking number, plus a defined date. The Texas Public Information Act does not require the office to answer a narrative question, conduct research, or create a new list.
Request Reeves Jail Records
A narrow field-based request gives the records clerk a clear target. State that, if a field is not maintained or is withheld, the response should identify that fact. Texas Government Code Chapter 552 governs access, but active-case, juvenile, medical, victim, sealed, expunged, and other protected information may be redacted or withheld. No universal production time or sheriff-specific fee was verified.
- Booking number and admission date/time
- Release date/time and custody-disposition code
- Bond type, status, and amount
- Arresting agency, charges, and cause numbers
- Receiving agency and transfer date
- Commitment or release order reference
- Booking photograph for the defined booking
The court record can explain the legal basis, but it does not replace the jail timestamp. Misdemeanor criminal records are held by the Reeves County Clerk. Felony records belong with the District Clerk and 143rd District Court. A case that changed grade may require both offices.
Reeves Jail Transfer Paths
A person released from Reeves County Jail may remain confined elsewhere. If the record names TDCJ, search the current TDCJ system by exact surname plus first initial, TDCJ number, or SID. That system covers people currently incarcerated in a TDCJ facility and can lag by at least a day. After release from state prison, a missing result is not a durable discharge record.
For a federal matter, check the Western District of Texas docket and USMS custody path. BOP Locator is useful after federal commitment, but it is not the right source for every pretrial defendant. For another county warrant, contact the named receiving county. The Reeves County release-record path compares these systems for a named person.
Keep system labels precise. County release ends Reeves jail custody. TDCJ release ends state incarceration. BOP release ends BOP custody. None automatically ends supervision or another agency's authority.
ICE After Reeves Jail Release
An ICE detainer can turn a Reeves County Jail release into transfer to ICE custody rather than a return to the community. ICE describes a detainer as a request that a local agency give notice before ordinary release and maintain custody for up to an additional period for transfer. The jail's RELEASED status still records exit from Reeves County Jail, but the receiving-agency field changes its meaning.
Search the ICE Online Detainee Locator System by A-number and country of birth, or exact name, country of birth, and optional date of birth. ICE says the system can include current detainees and people released from ICE custody within roughly the preceding 60 days. A negative result after that span is not historical proof. Call ICE's information line when the record is absent or unclear.
The ICE Pecos Check-in Office is not an overnight jail. A person attending there may already be in the community under an immigration reporting process. Do not confuse that office with Reeves County Jail or the historic Pecos Hold Room.
Reeves Jail Daily Limits
The county did not promise how long daily PDFs remain online or whether old document identifiers stay valid. Begin at the stable jail page each time because the timestamped URL rotates. A search-indexed old report proves only that one document was discoverable. It does not establish an archive or retention policy.
No verified Reeves sheriff mobile app provides a second official release feed. The photo area can also say “NO PICTURE FOUND,” which means the published report lacks an image for that row. It does not prove the jail never took or retained a photo. For an older event, use the records clerk and court docket rather than unofficial copies.
Note: Save the report date and generation time so a past daily snapshot is not mistaken for current custody.
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