San Augustine 24-Hour Release List
The official San Augustine County Sheriff page has no current roster, released tab, booking archive, or 24-hour report. It therefore supplies no public rolling window, field definitions, update schedule, photo field, or online retention period. That absence is the key local fact. A commercial list should not be substituted for county data, and a name missing from an unofficial page does not prove release.
A true same-day list would be built from custody events recorded by the jail. Here, the practical equivalent is a phone status check and an existing release report or named release sheet. The San Augustine County Jail is at the El Camino Justice Center and is operated by the sheriff. Ask whether the person remains housed and, if not, whether the event was community release, a transfer, or pickup by another authority.
Check San Augustine Same-Day Releases
Use a short sequence when time matters. Start local, identify the event, and then move to the agency that owns the next record. The San Augustine County released inmate search explains the broader named-person path, while these steps focus on the changing 24-hour window.
- Fix the window. Write down the start and end date and time in Central Time. “Today” and “last 24 hours” are not always the same period.
- Call the sheriff. Contact the San Augustine County Sheriff's Office at 936-275-2424. Give a full name plus DOB or a booking number when available, and ask whether the person is currently housed.
- Clarify the departure. If the answer is no, ask for the release date and time, release code or type, and any receiving agency. Do not translate “not here” into “free.”
- Request the record. Seek the named booking/release sheet or an existing release report for the exact interval. Ask for electronic copies and an estimate before chargeable work.
- Match the authority. Obtain the related bond, dismissal, judgment, sentence, or other order from the correct local clerk. If the jail reports a transfer, check the receiving system instead.
San Augustine Release Record Fields
No public feed establishes which columns would appear in a local 24-hour list. The following table instead identifies fields to request from existing sheriff records. They separate identity, timing, and destination without asking staff to create an explanation.
| Field | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Full name and booking or SO number | Links the answer to one custody episode and reduces same-name errors. |
| Booking date and time | Marks the start of the jail episode being reviewed. |
| Release date and time | Records when county custody ended, subject to confirmation if exact departure time matters. |
| Release type or disposition code | Distinguishes bond, time served, court order, sentence completion, or another mechanism. |
| Charges, bond, and releasing authority | Connects the custody event to the relevant court action. |
| Receiving agency or destination | Shows when departure was a transfer rather than community release. |
| Booking photograph | May help identify the booking when released as a public record; it is not posted in a county feed. |
If precise physical departure is important, add the custody-movement log or transfer sheet. A release sheet and court order answer different questions: the sheriff record shows the custody event, while the court record supplies its legal context.
Request San Augustine Release Records
The sheriff publishes no special public-information portal, email address, form, local flat fee, or administrative hours for these requests. Address a focused written request to the San Augustine County Sheriff's Office, 219 N. Harrison, San Augustine, TX 75972, or call first and confirm the current custodian and accepted electronic channel. Fax service is listed at 936-275-5133.
Ask for the booking and release records for a named person and custody episode, or for an existing jail release report bounded by exact dates and times. Specify booking and release timestamps, type or disposition code, charges and bond, arresting and releasing agencies, transfer destination, and photograph where public. Request electronic delivery and an itemized estimate. If no daily report exists, ask what existing record captures the same events rather than demanding that staff create a new list.
San Augustine Release or Transfer?
A bond release, time-served release, dismissal-based release, or sentence completion can end county custody in the community. A transfer to TDCJ, another county, federal authority, ICE, or another custodial setting does not. Death also ends custody but must never be described as release. The sheriff's code and receiving-agency field are therefore more useful than a simple housed/not-housed answer.
When a felony sentence leads to TDCJ pickup, use the official TDCJ offender search after the transfer. Read current location, projected date, scheduled date, parole status, and discharge status as different fields. IVSS-Counties may provide a person-specific custody alert if San Augustine participates, but county participation was not verified through a static official list. It is not a county-authenticated 24-hour public feed. Federal BOP and ICE records cover their own systems, not a short stay that ended only at the San Augustine jail.
Travel After San Augustine Release
Release confirmation matters before anyone makes a pickup trip. The jail does not publish release hours, an exit door, a waiting area, weekend procedures, or a property-return process. Call first and ask where waiting is allowed. A court order from the Justice of the Peace next door can be related to release, but it does not mean jail processing has finished.
The Brazos Transit demand-response schedule documents San Augustine County service on Thursday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., subject to reservations and available capacity.
This public transit is not a jail discharge shuttle, and its limited schedule may not align with a same-day release. Confirm both the actual departure and the ride before relying on it. TDCJ has a separate state-release transportation policy, so it should not be applied to a county-jail release.
No San Augustine Roster Test
Some counties allow a user to compare a live roster with a recent-release tab. San Augustine does not. Since the official sheriff page has neither view, there is no defensible “disappeared from the roster” test and no local 24-hour visibility period. Search-engine results or cached commercial pages cannot fill that gap reliably.
For a fast answer, call. For proof, get the release record. Then use the District Clerk for a felony matter, the County Clerk for a county-level misdemeanor, or the Justice of the Peace for magistration and relevant lower-level matters. The signed order may explain why release was authorized, but only the sheriff's record confirms when jail custody actually ended. For a broader date span, use the San Augustine County 72-hour release process.
San Augustine Release App Check
No verified sheriff app, app-only jail lookup, official social release feed, or booking-photo feature is linked from the county sheriff page. The NCIC material posted there concerns inmate calls, accounts, and communications. It is not an inmate roster and does not confirm release.
The sound photo route is a named public-information request for the booking photograph alongside the booking and release sheet. Ask for the existing electronic image and request the legal basis for any withholding. Do not rely on an app-store listing or social account unless the sheriff's official page authenticates it.
For a custody-change alert, the current Texas county service is IVSS-Counties, which replaced county VINE in 2025. Search access does not require registration, while alerts require an account. San Augustine participation was not confirmed in a static list, so check the portal and verify any notice with the sheriff. A notification can be useful for speed, but it does not replace the timestamped county release sheet.