Webb County Jail Mugshots

Webb County jail mugshots and booking records are maintained by the Webb County Sheriff's Office in Laredo, Texas. The Sheriff's Office provides an online inmate search with a daily roster, and booking photos are part of the public record. This page covers how to use that search, request records, and find additional information through state tools.

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Webb County Overview

280,000+Population
LaredoCounty Seat
(956) 523-4500Sheriff's Office
(956) 523-4500 ext. 225Records Line

Webb County Sheriff's Office

The Webb County Sheriff's Office is located at 1000 Houston Street, Laredo, TX 78040. Laredo is both the county seat and one of the largest cities on the Texas-Mexico border. The Sheriff's Office operates the county jail, which houses county inmates as well as some state and federal detainees. The facility has capacity for more than 400 inmates. Spanish-speaking staff are available, and video visitation is offered for out-of-area visitors.

The official website for the Sheriff's Office is webbcountytx.gov/sheriff. That page provides information about the department and its services. A daily inmate roster with charge and bond information is available through the site. Search by name to find current inmates. For records inquiries, the Records Division can be reached at (956) 523-4500 ext. 225.

Webb County processes a high volume of bookings given Laredo's role as a major port of entry. The jail handles local criminal bookings as well as cases referred from federal agencies operating in the area.

OfficeWebb County Sheriff's Office
Address1000 Houston Street, Laredo, TX 78040
Phone(956) 523-4500
Records(956) 523-4500 ext. 225
Websitewebbcountytx.gov/sheriff
HoursMonday through Friday, business hours

Webb County Booking Photos and Records

All persons booked into the Webb County Jail have a booking photo taken at intake. These records are public under Texas Government Code Chapter 552. The full booking record includes the person's full name, date of birth, charges, booking date, bond amount, and any holds from other agencies. Webb County handles both county criminal bookings and cases from state or federal law enforcement operating in the area.

For current inmates, some information appears on the daily roster through the online search. For older records or formal certified copies, submit a Public Information Request to the Records Division at (956) 523-4500 ext. 225. The county must respond within 10 business days. If any records are being withheld, a written legal explanation is required.

Note: Some records may be restricted if they involve active federal investigations or pending immigration proceedings. The office will inform you if records fall under an applicable exception.

How to Request Webb County Jail Records

Contact the Webb County Sheriff's Office Records Division at (956) 523-4500 ext. 225 to ask about the process for submitting a Public Information Request. Requests can generally be submitted in writing by mail to 1000 Houston Street, Laredo, TX 78040. Include the full name of the subject, the date of the arrest, and the specific records you are requesting, such as the booking photo, intake report, or charge history.

The Texas Public Information Act requires a response within 10 business days. Fees may apply for copies. For costs exceeding $40, you must receive advance notice. If records are denied, you can request a ruling from the Texas Attorney General. For statewide background checks, the Texas DPS Crime Records Division is the right contact.

Texas Statewide Jail and Arrest Resources

The TDCJ Offender Search covers state prison inmates. The Texas DPS Crime Records Division handles statewide background checks. VINELink provides free custody alerts. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards inspects county jails statewide and publishes reports. These resources complement the local Webb County search tools and are especially useful for cross-county or state-level records.

Removing an Arrest Record in Webb County

Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 55, individuals arrested in Webb County who were not convicted may be eligible for expunction. Qualifying situations include dismissed charges, acquittals, and completed diversion programs. If granted, all agencies including the Webb County Sheriff's Office must destroy the records. File in the court that heard the case. An attorney familiar with Webb County courts can advise on eligibility. A nondisclosure order may be available as an alternative for cases that do not fully qualify.

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Cities in Webb County

Laredo is the county seat of Webb County and one of the largest cities in South Texas. It meets the population threshold for a dedicated city page.

Other communities in Webb County include Rio Bravo and El Cenizo. All county arrests go through the Webb County Sheriff's Office and jail system.

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