Search the Titus County Inmate Population

The Titus County inmate population is held through a small local custody system centered on the county jail and separate state, federal, and immigration lookup paths. A Titus County inmate search starts with the county jail roster, but the Titus County inmate population also includes people waiting for court, serving local terms, held on warrants, or waiting for transfer after sentencing. Texas prison, federal, and victim-notification tools fill gaps when the county roster is not the right system. The Titus County inmate population should be read as both a local jail count and a set of records channels.

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The Titus County Inmate Population

The local jail population in Titus County is reported through the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, while day-to-day custody records are handled by the Titus County Sheriff's Office. The county has one verified detention facility for local inmates: Titus County Jail, operated from the sheriff's office in Mount Pleasant. TCJS reported 173 people in the Titus County jail population on June 1, 2026, with a listed capacity of 182 beds. That source matters because it counts more than new local arrests. The Titus County inmate population includes pretrial defendants, misdemeanor sentences, parole or bench-warrant holds, people sentenced to TDCJ divisions but still housed locally, state-jail felony categories, and a small federal count when reported.

The count rises or falls as arrests, bond decisions, court settings, jail classification, sentencing, and state transfer timing change. A person arrested in Mount Pleasant or elsewhere in Titus County is normally booked through the county jail before a court case fully develops. If the person is later sentenced to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the lookup route changes from the county jail to the TDCJ Inmate Information Search. If the person is in federal custody or immigration detention, the federal and ICE tools are separate. That split is the key to reading the Titus County inmate population correctly.


Titus County Inmate Population Statistics

The current hard figures come from TCJS workbooks inspected for the June 1, 2026 reporting date. The TCJS population reports page is the public source for the current and monthly county jail population spreadsheets. For Titus County, the current workbook listed 182 rated beds, 173 people in custody, and 95.05 percent of capacity. The TCJS incarceration-rate workbook listed an average daily population of 153, a countywide population of 31,547 for the rate table, and an incarceration rate of 4.85 per 1,000 population.

153 Average Daily Population
182 Rated Capacity
1 Detention Facility
MeasureFigureSource / Date
Rated jail capacity182 bedsTCJS PopRptCurrent.xlsx, June 1, 2026
Total jail population173TCJS PopRptCurrent.xlsx, June 1, 2026
Percent of capacity95.05%TCJS PopRptCurrent.xlsx, June 1, 2026
Average daily population153TCJS IncarcerationRateCurrent.xlsx, June 1, 2026
Incarceration rate4.85 per 1,000TCJS IncarcerationRateCurrent.xlsx, June 1, 2026


Who Makes Up the Titus County Inmate Population

The June 1, 2026 TCJS row gives a detailed custody mix. The largest listed group was local pretrial felons, with 67 male and 10 female inmates. Another 36 people were listed as local convicted felons or parole violators sentenced to TDCJ divisions but still in local custody. That group is important because their criminal case may be over while their body remains in the Titus County inmate population waiting for state movement. The row also includes local Class C and Class A/B misdemeanor pretrial groups, convicted misdemeanants, pretrial state-jail felons, convicted state-jail felons sentenced to state-jail time, and eight male federal inmates.

CategoryMaleFemaleTotal
Local pretrial Class C misdemeanants415
Local pretrial Class A/B misdemeanants15217
Local convicted misdemeanants303
Local pretrial felons671077
TDCJ-sentenced felons or parole violators35136
State-jail felony categories19726
Federal inmates808

Laws Governing Titus County Jail Population Data

Texas law gives the public several routes to jail and court information, but it also allows exceptions and redactions. Texas Government Code Chapter 552, the Public Information Act, is the general request law for records held by Texas government bodies. Texas Government Code Chapter 511 creates the Texas Commission on Jail Standards framework used for county jail standards and population reporting. Code of Criminal Procedure Article 2.139 covers death-in-custody reporting.

Key local effect: TCJS reports show the Titus County inmate population and capacity, while sheriff records handle booking-level public information. A Public Information Act request can seek booking records, but the agency may withhold protected details, juvenile information, active-investigation material, or records affected by expunction or nondisclosure orders.



Current Titus County Inmate Lookup

The legacy NET Data roster XML is useful as a field example, but it should be handled carefully because the official roster page currently points to a coming-soon notice. The XML identifies the client as TITUS COUNTY SHERIFF OFC. and shows row-level fields that can help a reader understand local roster shorthand. It does not provide a polished public search form. It also does not show mugshots, bond amounts, full charge statutes, physical descriptors, court dates, or release status in the list view inspected.

The NET Data Titus County roster XML screenshot shows the format of the vendor-style roster evidence.

Titus County inmate population NET Data roster XML fields

The XML format confirms that a public row may show an arrest number, booking date, dorm code, and short charge label, but it is not the same as a full jail profile.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Official roster fieldsNone visibleNot applicableThe official page displayed only a coming-soon notice.
L01-INMATE-NAMEXML fieldAutomaticName appears as LAST,FIRST MIDDLE.
L01-ARREST-NOXML fieldAutomaticLocal arrest number for the booking row.
L01-BOOK-DATEXML fieldAutomaticBooking date in MM/DD/YYYY format.
L01-DORMXML fieldAutomaticHousing or dorm code, not publicly decoded by the county.
L01-CHARGEXML fieldAutomaticShort charge text such as warrant, parole, possession, assault, or burglary abbreviations.

What a Titus County Inmate Record Shows

A Titus County jail record can mean different things depending on the source. The county roster page currently does not show a public profile. The inspected NET Data feed shows a list entry. A written sheriff records request may produce a booking sheet or other responsive record if it can be released under Texas law. Because of that split, the safest way to read a Titus County inmate record is by source and date, not by assuming every jail database has the same fields.

FieldWhat It Shows in the Inspected Feed
NameListed as LAST,FIRST MIDDLE.
Arrest numberA local numeric booking or arrest identifier.
Booking dateThe date shown for jail intake.
Housing unitA dorm or location code such as B, H, W1, SEP, ISO, HOSP, or BW.
ChargeA short label, often abbreviated, not a full statute-coded charge.
Mugshot, bond, court dateNot shown in the inspected XML list view.

Titus County Jail vs State Prison

The county jail and TDCJ are different systems. Titus County Jail handles local pretrial custody, local sentences, warrants, holds, and some people waiting for transfer. TDCJ handles sentenced state prisoners after transfer or while in state custody. The TDCJ locator is free, but it is updated only on working days and states that its information is at least 24 hours old. It is not a booking roster for a new Titus County arrest.

QuestionTitus County JailTexas Department of Criminal Justice
Who is heldPretrial, local sentence, warrants, holds, paper-ready inmatesSentenced state prisoners in TDCJ custody
OperatorTitus County Sheriff's OfficeTexas Department of Criminal Justice
Lookup pathCounty roster, jail phone, records emailTDCJ Inmate Information Search
Best forRecent arrest or local custody statusState-prison location and sentence status


Titus County Detention Facilities

Official sources reviewed verified one detention facility in Titus County for the local inmate population. No separate municipal jail, regional jail, TDCJ prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention center was verified in the county. The jail and courthouse are both in central Mount Pleasant, but they are different public offices with different record roles.

  • Titus County Jail - county jail operated by the Titus County Sheriff's Office for local pretrial inmates, sentenced county inmates, warrant and parole holds, TDCJ paper-ready inmates, and reported federal inmates.

Titus County Inmate Population FAQ

How large is the Titus County inmate population?

TCJS reported 173 people in the Titus County Jail on June 1, 2026, against a listed capacity of 182 beds. The incarceration-rate workbook listed an average daily population of 153 for the same date.

How do I search the Titus County inmate population?

Start with the official county jail roster page. If it still displays the new-roster notice, call Titus County Jail at 903-577-7200 or email records@co.titus.tx.us for booking-record follow-up. Use TDCJ, BOP, or ICE only for those separate custody systems.

Can I look up a released or past inmate?

The research did not find a public Titus County archive of released bookings. A past booking record should be requested from the sheriff's records contact under the Texas Public Information Act, with the full name, date of birth if known, arrest date, and arrest number if available.

Does the Titus County inmate population include state prisoners?

It can include people sentenced to TDCJ but still held locally while awaiting transfer. Once a person is in a TDCJ facility, the statewide locator becomes the main custody search tool.

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Directions to the Titus County Jail

Titus County Jail is at 304 S Van Buren Ave, Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455. The county courthouse is at 100 W 1st St, so visitors should not confuse the courthouse address with the jail and sheriff's office address. The jail is in central Mount Pleasant near the courthouse area.

Drivers coming from the Interstate 30 corridor should route into Mount Pleasant and follow local streets toward Van Buren Avenue. Visitors already downtown should use the sheriff/jail address and confirm the public entrance before arrival. Official sources reviewed did not publish visitor parking rates, public transit routes, or ADA entrance details.

Address

Titus County Jail
304 S Van Buren Ave
Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455
903-577-7200

Visitor Parking

Jail-specific visitor parking instructions were not published in the reviewed sources. Call before bringing property or children.

Public Transit

No official jail-specific transit route or stop was located in the reviewed county materials.

Visitor Entry

Entry rules and lobby hours were not published on the inspected sheriff pages. Confirm procedures with the jail before travel.