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Trace a Kendall County Arrest From Jail Booking to the Final Court Result
Start with the Sheriff’s current inmate roster, check the 48-hour release list, save the SO and booking numbers, identify every charge and then verify what happened in Kendall County court.
This page also covers Sheriff reports, warrants, cash and surety bonds, visitation, jail mail, deposits, Cidnet calls and video, court-appointed counsel, victim advocates, Texas DPS history and record clearing.
HILL COUNTRY RECORD ROUTER
VERIFYING
KENDALL ROSTER
LIVE
CURRENT
RELEASED
COURT
KENDALL COURT
DISPOSITION
BOOKING + CASE VERIFIED
Booking is not conviction. The Sheriff’s roster records a jail event and allegations received during booking. Charges can later be changed, rejected, dismissed or resolved without conviction.
Current custody
Use the Current Inmates roster.
Recent release
Separate 48 Hour Release report.
Jail capacity
Kendall publishes a 153-bed facility.
Felony records
District Clerk handles felony case information.
Misdemeanors
County Clerk handles misdemeanor information.
Choose the Kendall County record that answers your question
SHERIFF ROSTER
Is the person in jail?
Use Current Inmates for live jail listings or the 48 Hour Release report for a recent discharge.
Use for: booking number, SO number, booking date, charges, bond and mugshot.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What did police report?
Request the incident or arrest report from KCSO, Boerne Police, Fair Oaks Ranch Police or the other agency that created it.
Use for: incident narrative, officer report and investigative records.
COURT RECORD
What happened to the charge?
Felony records go through the District Clerk; misdemeanor records go through the County Clerk.
Use for: filed charge, orders, plea, judgment and disposition.
TEXAS DPS
What appears statewide?
Use Texas DPS criminal-history services for public conviction/deferred-adjudication data or a fingerprint personal review.
Use for: statewide Texas history rather than one Kendall booking.
Best sequence: jail booking → identity check → arresting agency → felony/misdemeanor court → final disposition → correction or record-clearing step if needed.
Search current Kendall County Jail inmates
Open the Sheriff’s Inmate Roster
Choose Current Inmates when checking present detention.
Open the official roster selector
Select Current Inmates
Do not use the release report when the main question is present custody.
Search by first or last name
The roster provides a direct name-search field.
Open every possible match
A common surname may produce several unrelated people.
Save the SO number
The Sheriff’s roster displays an SO identifier for the person.
Save the booking number
The booking number identifies the specific jail intake and is especially useful for records and jail questions.
Check the booking date and time
Make sure it matches the arrest event you are researching.
Read every charge separately
Multiple allegations may appear under one booking.
Read each bond entry
Bond can be an amount, pending, no bond or otherwise controlled by the corresponding case.
Continue to court
The Sheriff expressly disclaims certification of roster accuracy; verify important outcomes through the proper clerk.
The roster can be sorted by name or date, newest-to-oldest or oldest-to-newest. Do not interpret “No Bond” as a permanent status; a judicial order can change release conditions.
Find people released during the last 48 hours
Open the roster selector
The Sheriff maintains Current Inmates and 48 Hour Release as separate views.
Open official jail reports
Select 48 Hour Release
This view covers people released from Kendall County Detention Center within the preceding 48 hours.
Match the exact person
Compare name, SO number, booking number and arrest information.
Record the related charges
A release does not remove the criminal case.
Search the court case
Determine whether the case is active, dismissed, pending trial, resolved by plea or otherwise disposed.
Released does not mean dismissed. A defendant can be released on cash, surety or personal bond while the criminal case continues.
Understand the Kendall County roster before using it
| Field | What it means | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| SO number | Sheriff identifier associated with the person. | A particular case outcome. | Use with name and booking number. |
| Booking number | Identifier for a particular jail booking. | Every listed charge was filed in court. | Save it for jail and records questions. |
| Booking date | When the person entered the jail-booking process. | The exact offense date. | Compare with incident and court dates. |
| Charge | Allegation associated with booking. | Conviction or final prosecution charge. | Check the court docket. |
| Bond amount | Displayed release amount for a charge or case. | Paying it clears every hold. | Confirm all cases before payment. |
| No Bond | No payable bond is currently displayed. | The status can never change. | Check the newest judicial order. |
| Pending | Release information has not been finalized in the displayed entry. | A later amount will be granted. | Recheck after magistration or court action. |
| Agency shown with bond | The listed jurisdiction connected with the entry. | That agency owns every related record. | Identify the actual arresting/reporting agency. |
| Mugshot | Booking photograph when publicly displayed. | Guilt or identity by itself. | Match official identifiers. |
Confirm the correct person before relying on an arrest
Full legal name is consistent
Middle name or suffix is consistent
SO number matches another record
Booking number matches the relevant custody event
Booking date matches the known arrest
Arresting agency matches the event location
Court case follows the same allegation
Final disposition belongs to the same defendant
Name and photograph are not enough. Texas DPS also warns that name-based criminal-history searches can match the wrong person; fingerprint identification is the reliable method for a positive criminal-history identity match.
No Kendall County booking found? Check these causes
The arrest is very recent
Booking, fingerprints, medical screening, magistration and roster publication can take time.
The person was already released
Use the 48 Hour Release view rather than Current Inmates.
The release was more than 48 hours ago
Search the criminal case or request the older arrest record.
The name spelling differs
Search first or last name separately and test suffix or compound-surname variations.
Another county holds the person
Search the jail in the actual county of detention.
The arresting agency is municipal
Boerne Police or Fair Oaks Ranch Police may hold the incident report even if Kendall County Jail handled custody.
The person received a citation instead
A citation may create a court case without a Kendall jail booking.
The information is restricted
Juvenile, sealed, expunged or legally protected records may not appear publicly.
Custody verification script
I am trying to verify the custody or booking status of [full legal name]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I have SO number [number], booking number [number] or court case number [number]. Can you confirm whether the person is currently held, released or transferred?
What happens from arrest to final Kendall County disposition?
Arrest or citation
KCSO, Boerne Police, Fair Oaks Ranch Police, DPS or another agency creates the initial law-enforcement record.
Kendall County booking
When jailed locally, detention staff create the custody record and booking identifiers.
Magistration and bond
A judicial officer addresses the accusations, warnings and applicable release conditions.
Prosecutor review
The prosecution decides which charges proceed and may change the original booking allegation.
Misdemeanor or felony court
Misdemeanor information is routed through the County Clerk; felony information through the District Clerk.
Pretrial proceedings
The case can include discovery, hearings, amended charges, bond review, motions and plea negotiations.
Disposition
A charge can end through dismissal, plea, trial, acquittal, conviction, judgment or another court disposition.
Correction or record relief
Incorrect DPS data can be challenged and legally eligible records may qualify for expunction or nondisclosure.
Request a Kendall County Sheriff arrest or incident report
KCSO states that an approved open-record request is generally available for release within one to seven days. If a request is not approved, the requester is notified within ten days.
Confirm KCSO maintains the record
Do not send a Boerne Police report request to the Sheriff simply because the person was housed in Kendall County Jail.
Name the exact document
Ask for the incident report, arrest report, booking information or specifically identified releasable document.
Add all known identifiers
Include the person’s name, SO number, booking number, incident number, date and location.
Open the Sheriff’s records instructions
Download the current KCSO Open Records Request form.
Open KCSO Open Records
Complete the request in writing
KCSO requires open-record requests to be written.
Email the completed form
Send it to kcsoemail@co.kendall.tx.us.
Ask for electronic copies
Request digital delivery when available.
Understand the open-investigation limitation
KCSO states that it cannot release information from open investigations.
Copy-ready request wording
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report and specifically identified public records concerning [full legal name] for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are SO number [number], booking number [number], report number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if applicable charges will exceed $[amount].
Send the request to the office that created the record
| Need | Correct office | Provide | Avoid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current jail booking | Kendall County Detention Center | Name, SO number, booking number. | Calling the District Clerk for live custody. |
| KCSO arrest/incident report | Kendall County Sheriff | Report number, date, location. | Requesting “everything” without an event. |
| Boerne Police incident | Boerne Police Department | BPD report or incident information. | Assuming KCSO owns the report. |
| Fair Oaks Ranch Police incident | Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department | Police report information. | Using the jail as police-record custodian. |
| Misdemeanor court case | Kendall County Clerk | Defendant and case number. | Sending misdemeanor questions to District Clerk. |
| Felony court case | Kendall District Clerk | Defendant, case number and year. | Using booking charge as final court result. |
| Texas statewide history | Texas DPS | Accurate name/DOB or fingerprints. | Assuming Kendall roster covers all Texas. |
Find the filed charge and final Kendall County court result
Felony case
Kendall County District Clerk
201 E. San Antonio AvenueSuite 201
Boerne, TX 78006
Phone: 830-249-9343
Hours: 8 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Misdemeanor case
Kendall County Clerk
201 E. San Antonio AvenueSuite 127
Boerne, TX 78006
Phone: 830-249-9343 ext. 231
Hours: 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; closed 12–1 p.m.
Determine felony or misdemeanor
Kendall’s district courts direct felony questions to the District Clerk and misdemeanor questions to the County Clerk.
Use the case number when known
It is more reliable than a common-name search.
For instant digital research, open re:SearchTX
The Kendall District Clerk points users to the statewide judicial research service.
Open re:SearchTX
Create or sign in to the required account
Follow the portal prompts, then search the party name or known case number.
Narrow the court to Kendall County
Do not rely on a same-name result from another Texas jurisdiction.
Compare the jail charge to the filed charge
The prosecutor’s filed allegation may differ from booking.
Read the newest entries
Look for amended charges, bond orders, motions, plea documents and trial events.
Find the final disposition
Identify dismissal, plea, acquittal, conviction, judgment and sentence for each count.
Request the official document when proof is needed
Ask the proper clerk for the judgment, order, disposition, regular copy or certified copy.
Request an older Kendall County District Clerk record
For District Clerk criminal or civil record searches older than 2010, Kendall County currently publishes a search fee of $5 per person plus $5 per decade.
Open the District Clerk Record Search form
Open Kendall record-search request
Enter the party name
Provide the defendant’s legal name as accurately as possible.
Add the case number
Supply it when available.
Give the estimated year
This is especially important for older archived records.
State exactly what you need
Examples published by the clerk include felony record, order, judgment, certified copy, regular copy, active case or disposed case.
Pay the applicable search charge
The Clerk instructs users to e-file, pay in person or mail a money order for the amount due.
Search Kendall County warrants safely
Open the Sheriff’s Warrants page
Open Kendall County Warrants
Accept the Sheriff’s disclaimer
KCSO warns that online information cannot be certified as fully accurate or current.
Search the available warrant information
Compare the displayed name and other identifiers carefully.
Check the related court case
Determine whether later entries show service, recall, bond or another resolution.
Confirm current status with KCSO
Call 830-249-9721 before relying on an online listing.
Never confront or attempt to arrest someone. Warrants can be served, recalled or modified, and same-name mistakes are possible.
Understand Kendall County cash, surety and personal bonds
Cash bond
The accused posts the court-ordered dollar amount to secure appearance. Verify refund and case procedures with the controlling clerk.
Surety bond
A licensed bail bondsman posts the bond after the defendant or family arranges the bondsman’s fee and any required collateral.
Personal bond
The defendant is released without posting the full bond amount but becomes liable for the amount if the contractual appearance requirements are violated.
Attorney bonds are not accepted by Kendall County Detention Center.
Confirm every active charge
Do not assume one displayed amount resolves all charges, warrants or holds.
Confirm the current bond type
Bond information can change after a judicial hearing.
For cash bond, obtain the exact amount
The jail states that cash bonds and fines must be paid by money order or cashier’s check for the exact transaction amount.
Do not overpay
Kendall County states that it cannot accept payment above the amount due.
Combine instruments if needed
More than one money order, cashier’s check or a combination may be used.
Do not attempt wire or internet payment for the jail bond
The Sheriff currently states that wire transfers and internet bond payments are not accepted.
For a surety bond, choose an approved bondsman
The approved local list is maintained at the jail.
Account for the surety-bond fee
Kendall currently publishes a $15 jail fee on surety bonds, with a maximum of two such fees, or $30, per individual per jailing.
Pay the bond fee separately by money order
The surety-bond fee is payable to Kendall County.
Avoid the bond blackout periods
Release bonds are not accepted between 11 a.m.–1 p.m. or 5 p.m.–7 p.m..
For a Kendall County offense, the Sheriff states that anyone using a surety bond after booking locally must use an approved local bail-bond company. KCSO employees cannot choose or recommend a company for you.
Bond verification script
I am calling about [full legal name], SO number [number], booking number [number]. Please confirm each current charge, the bond type and exact amount, any outside hold, whether a surety company must be locally approved, and the earliest time the release bond can be accepted.
Schedule Kendall County Jail visitation correctly
Face-to-face visit micro-steps
Check the inmate roster first
Confirm that the person remains in Kendall County custody.
Call the jail to make an appointment
Call 830-249-4989 Monday–Friday between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m..
Schedule only one day in advance
KCSO states that face-to-face visits cannot be scheduled earlier than the preceding day.
Check the correct male/female visit window
The schedule differs by housing gender.
Arrive ten minutes early
The jail states late visitors will not be allowed to visit.
Bring valid non-expired government ID
Accepted examples include a driver license, military ID or passport.
Leave prohibited personal property outside
Only identification and keys should remain with the visitor unless staff provides a locker.
Face-to-face visitation schedule
| Housing | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Female inmates | Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday | 8 a.m.–11 a.m. |
| Female inmates | Wednesday, Friday | 1 p.m.–4 p.m. |
| Male inmates | Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday | 1 p.m.–4 p.m. |
| Male inmates | Wednesday, Friday | 8 a.m.–11 a.m. |
Inmates are allowed two 20-minute visits per week. KCSO also publishes two face-to-face and two onsite-video visit opportunities per week, subject to its current scheduling and security rules.
Remote Cidnet visits
Create the Cidnet account
Open Cidnet customer portal
Connect to the Kendall County inmate
Follow the provider’s identity and contact prompts.
Choose an available remote visit
Remote visitation is published from 7 a.m.–10:30 p.m. every day.
Book at least one hour ahead
There must also be six hours between the inmate’s remote visits.
Review the live price before payment
KCSO directs users to Cidnet for current remote-video pricing.
Free onsite video visits
Onsite Cidnet video visits are currently free and are published daily from 8 a.m.–11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m.–5 p.m.. They require at least 24 hours advance scheduling and 12 hours between visits for the inmate.
Cidnet support: 888-984-1903
Avoid a denied Kendall County Jail visit
Identification
- Government-issued ID must be valid and unexpired.
- Driver license, military ID or passport can qualify.
- KCSO states foreign-issued identification is not accepted.
Children
- An adult must accompany anyone under 17.
- Maximum two children per adult per visit.
Behavior
- Visitors must remain orderly.
- Alcohol or drug impairment results in denial.
- A deputy can be contacted when impairment is suspected.
Do not take these into the visitor room
Cell phone
Purse
Briefcase
Coat
Pen or paper
Electronics
Packages
Other unauthorized property
Dress code
KCSO enforces conservative dress. Revealing clothing, tank tops, spaghetti straps, short shirts, short shorts and see-through attire can result in denial. The front-desk detention officer decides whether attire meets the rule.
Follow Kendall County inmate mail rules
Confirm the inmate’s current custody and use the exact current mailing instructions shown by KCSO before sending correspondence.
Books and publications
Paperback books may be purchased from an authorized seller
Books must be mailed directly by the seller
Books brought to the jail by family or friends are rejected
Hardcover books are not accepted
Books, newspapers, pamphlets and magazines must come from the publisher
Check custody before ordering a book
Published prohibited-mail items
Money and supplies
- Cash
- Payroll checks
- Personal checks
- Business checks
- Postage stamps
- Blank envelopes
- Writing paper
Attachments
- Stickers or decals
- Paper clips
- Staples
- Envelope clasps
- Plastic or metal
- Glue or tape
- Laminated items
Other prohibited items
- Polaroid photographs
- Photos larger than 5×7
- Printer-paper photos
- Cosmetics or perfume
- Third-party mail
- Writing utensils
- Commissary products
Sexually explicit material, contraband instructions, drug or weapon manufacturing information and material intended to disrupt facility security are prohibited.
Deposit money into a Kendall County inmate account
| Method | How it works | Published fee/rule |
|---|---|---|
| Lobby ATM | Located in jail main lobby; accepts cash and credit cards. | $3.50 published transaction fee; available 24 hours. |
| Money order by mail | Mail according to current jail-fund instructions. | Money orders are accepted by mail only. |
| JailATM | Search Kendall County and select the correct inmate. | Provider charges may apply. |
| Employee hand-delivery | Not available. | KCSO states employees accept no funds in person. |
Cash, checks and gift cards sent through inmate mail are returned. Do not hand funds directly to detention-center staff.
Understand video, voice and electronic-message costs
| Service | Approx. data | Approx. published charge |
|---|---|---|
| 1 MB data | 1 MB | $0.30 |
| Remote video | About 1.4 MB per minute | About $0.40 per minute |
| Regular mail message | About 0.33 MB | About $0.10 |
| Picture message | About 0.66 MB and up | About $0.20 and up |
| Voice communication | About 0.6 MB per minute | About $0.18 per minute |
| Onsite video | Facility terminal | Free |
KCSO publishes an additional Cidnet convenience fee of $2.99 plus a 5% credit-card processing fee when data is purchased. Video and mail data are generally charged to the outside contact; voice data is normally charged to the inmate’s balance when available.
Do not use ordinary recorded communications for confidential legal strategy. Attorneys should follow the jail’s separate attorney-visitation procedure.
Apply for indigent defense in Kendall County
Kendall County Pretrial Services specifically assists people with pending Kendall County criminal cases who cannot afford a lawyer and need to determine whether they qualify for court-appointed counsel.
Confirm the criminal case is in Kendall County
Obtain the case number and next court date when available.
Contact Pretrial Services
Tell staff that you need information about qualifying for a court-appointed attorney.
Complete the Affidavit of Indigence
The county provides this form through its Pretrial Services page.
Open Indigent Defense instructions
Provide requested financial information
Answer income, resources and financial-obligation questions accurately.
Submit the form as directed
Qualification is determined through Kendall County’s indigent-defense process.
Confirm the appointed lawyer
Do not assume an application means representation has already begun.
Kendall County Pretrial Services & Indigent Defense
37131 I-10 W, Suite 102
Boerne, TX 78006
Director: 830-388-7751
Indigent Defense Coordinator: 830-264-5975
Case Manager: 830-388-7744
37131 I-10 W, Suite 102
Boerne, TX 78006
Director: 830-388-7751
Indigent Defense Coordinator: 830-264-5975
Case Manager: 830-388-7744
Get Kendall County victim assistance and case guidance
Kendall County Criminal District Attorney’s Victim Services Division assists crime victims whose case was committed within Kendall County.
Case information
Help understanding the criminal justice system, case status and upcoming court proceedings.
Compensation
Help preparing an application for the Crime Victims’ Compensation fund.
Impact statement
Assistance completing a Victim Impact Statement.
Restitution
Help with restitution information and collection procedures.
Protective order
Assistance with the protective-order process when appropriate.
Property
Help with recovery of property involved in a criminal case.
Request a Kendall County Sheriff local background check
A Sheriff local background check is not a full Texas criminal history.
Use it for a local Kendall check
KCSO lists immigration, adoption, military acceptance and other general needs as examples.
Go through the Sheriff’s Office
A notarized waiver is available and can be completed at the office.
Allow approximately 24–36 hours
That is the Sheriff’s published completion estimate.
Use Texas DPS for statewide history
Do not treat the local KCSO check as a search of all 254 Texas counties.
KCSO hard-card fingerprint service
| Item | Current KCSO information |
|---|---|
| Days | Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday |
| Time | 2 p.m.–4 p.m. |
| Kendall resident fee | $10 |
| Non-resident fee | $20 |
| Cards | Bring your own fingerprint cards. |
| Appointment | No appointment required. |
| Electronic prints | Not offered by KCSO. |
| Payment | Cash or check with valid ID. |
Use Texas DPS criminal-history search correctly
A Texas DPS name search is not fingerprint identification. DPS specifically warns that similar names and dates of birth can produce incorrect identity matches.
Public name search
- Search first and last name.
- Add middle or maiden name when known.
- Add full birth date to narrow results.
- Current online search cost: one $1 search credit.
- Save or print the result you need.
Personal fingerprint review
- Use when reviewing your own Texas criminal history.
- Fingerprint identification is more accurate.
- DPS publishes a $15 fingerprint-based record-check fee.
- FAST fingerprint provider charges may be additional.
- Use this path when disputing a name-search match.
Open Texas DPS Crime Records
Open Texas DPS Crime Records
Select Criminal History Conviction Name Search
Public users are directed to the public criminal-history site.
Create the required account
Purchase search credits before running the final query.
Enter the full legal name
DPS requires first and last name; middle/maiden name is optional.
Add the full date of birth
DPS states that this narrows the result set.
Preview possible matches carefully
Do not assume the first name match belongs to your subject.
Use fingerprints when identity matters
A fingerprint personal review is the appropriate path for resolving a disputed criminal-history identity.
DPS states that Texas criminal-history information is built from data submitted by criminal-justice agencies within Texas. It is therefore a different product from the Kendall County jail roster.
Correct a wrong Texas arrest or disposition
Identify the incorrect system
Determine whether the error is in KCSO, a police report, court record or Texas DPS history.
Save the exact identifiers
Record the SO number, booking number, case number and incorrect field.
Obtain certified court proof
When a DPS disposition is missing or incorrect, obtain a certified disposition from the court with jurisdiction.
Correct the originating court or agency first
A Sheriff cannot rewrite a judgment issued by the court.
Submit the certified proof to DPS Error Resolution
DPS requires certified documentation to update or correct criminal-history data.
Recheck the corrected history
Verify the change after processing.
DPS Error Resolution email:
error.resolution@dps.texas.gov
If another person used your identity during an arrest, Texas DPS treats misuse of identity as a different process from correcting an ordinary clerical error.
Understand expunction versus nondisclosure
Expunction
An eligible expunction can require government agencies to remove qualifying arrest and court records under Texas law. Eligibility is narrow and depends on exactly what happened to the arrest and case.
Order of nondisclosure
Nondisclosure generally restricts qualifying criminal-history information from ordinary public disclosure rather than destroying every record. Authorized criminal-justice and other statutorily permitted users can retain access.
Do not choose the procedure from the jail result alone. First obtain the final court disposition and review the current Texas eligibility rules.
Collect all Kendall identifiers
Save the SO number, booking number, arrest date and court case number.
Obtain the final disposition
Request the judgment, dismissal or other controlling court document.
Obtain your Texas criminal history when useful
This helps identify agencies and records that may need to be addressed.
Review Kendall District Clerk expunction instructions
Kendall County publishes a local Expunction Procedures and Information resource through the District Clerk.
Open Kendall expunction information
Determine whether expunction is legally available
Dismissal alone does not automatically establish eligibility in every situation.
If expunction is unavailable, check nondisclosure
Texas courts maintain standardized nondisclosure forms for qualifying cases.
Open Texas court forms
List every agency holding the record
This can include the arresting agency, KCSO, the clerk, prosecutor and Texas DPS.
File in the proper Kendall County court
Follow the District Clerk and current Texas procedural requirements.
Ask about current filing and service fees before filing
Record-clearing costs depend on the procedure and agencies requiring notice.
Use a court-cost waiver when legally available
The District Clerk provides a Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs or an Appeal Bond.
Attend the hearing when required
Bring the relevant certified dispositions and supporting documents.
Keep certified copies of the signed order
Use them if a government or private background system continues displaying a record that should have been updated.
Important difference: An expunction and an order of nondisclosure are not interchangeable. Texas DPS states that nondisclosed information can remain available to criminal-justice agencies and other authorized entities.
How confidential attorney visitation differs from family visits
KCSO warns attorneys not to self-schedule privileged video communication through ordinary Cidnet because the normal system automatically records communications.
In-person attorney booth
- Attorney must show bar card and picture ID.
- Attorney booth is first-come, first-served.
- Visits are generally permitted except during meals, shift change or emergencies.
- Published meal blackout times: 11 a.m.–1 p.m. and 5 p.m.–7 p.m.
Remote privileged communication
- Do not use self-scheduled ordinary recorded video for privileged communication.
- Call the jail for manually arranged attorney video.
- Published attorney scheduling: Monday–Friday, 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
- Remote attorney visit must be scheduled at least one day ahead.
Kendall County arrest, jail and court contact board
Kendall County Sheriff
6 Staudt Street
Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-9721 · 24-hour
Dispatch: 830-249-8645
Kendall County Detention Center
8 Staudt Street, Box #7
Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne, TX 78006
Office hours: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
District Clerk – Felony
201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 201
Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne, TX 78006
County Clerk – Misdemeanor
201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 127
Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne, TX 78006
Pretrial / Indigent Defense
37131 I-10 W, Suite 102
Boerne, TX 78006
Boerne, TX 78006
Victim Advocate
English: 210-289-3042
Español: 210-524-7642
Cidnet Support
Remote video, onsite video and messaging support.
Texas DPS Crime Records
Criminal-history and personal-record questions.
Kendall County Detention Center map
Kendall County Courthouse map
Check before traveling: verify current custody, the correct clerk, office hours, required ID, payment method and whether the record or visit requires advance scheduling.
What this Kendall County guide brings into one page
Jail lookup
Current roster, 48-hour releases, SO number, booking number, charges, bond status and identity checks.
Jail services
Face-to-face schedule, remote Cidnet visits, onsite video, visitor rules, mail restrictions, money deposits and communication pricing.
Bail
Cash, surety and personal bonds, payment restrictions, $15 surety fee, blackout hours and local-company rules.
Court records
Felony versus misdemeanor routing, re:SearchTX, older record-search fees, copies and final disposition workflow.
Legal and victim help
Indigent-defense coordinator, Pretrial Services, attorney visitation and Criminal District Attorney victim advocates.
Texas history and relief
DPS $1 online name searches, fingerprints, error resolution, expunction and nondisclosure.
Kendall County arrest-record questions answered
How do I search Kendall County TX arrest records?
Use the official Sheriff inmate roster for a current jail booking. Search by name, open the correct profile and verify the SO number, booking number, booking date, charges and bond.
How do I find someone currently in Kendall County Jail?
Select Current Inmates on the Sheriff’s roster page and search the person’s first or last name.
How do I find someone who was just released?
Select the separate 48 Hour Release report to view people released from Kendall County Detention Center during the preceding 48 hours.
How do I find a Kendall County felony court case?
Use the District Clerk and re:SearchTX. The District Clerk handles felony case information and can provide records, orders, judgments and copies.
Who handles Kendall County misdemeanor records?
The Kendall County Clerk handles misdemeanor case information. Its office is at 201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 127, Boerne.
How do I request a Sheriff arrest report?
Complete the KCSO Open Records Request in writing and email it to kcsoemail@co.kendall.tx.us. Open investigations are not released through this process.
How do I check Kendall County warrants?
Use the official KCSO Warrants page, accept the disclaimer and verify a possible match directly with the Sheriff or controlling court.
How do I visit someone in Kendall County Jail?
For face-to-face visits, call 830-249-4989 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Visits can only be scheduled one day ahead and visitors must arrive ten minutes early.
How much is the Texas DPS online criminal history search?
DPS currently charges one $1 search credit for an online name-based criminal-history search. Name searches do not provide fingerprint-confirmed identity.
Can I expunge or seal a Kendall County arrest?
Some records qualify for Texas expunction and others may qualify for nondisclosure. Obtain the final disposition first, then use Kendall District Clerk and current Texas court procedures to determine the correct process.