Conroe Jail Roster and Inmate Lookup
The Conroe jail roster lists current inmates at the Montgomery County Jail, which serves Conroe and the rest of Montgomery County. Conroe is the county seat of Montgomery County, located north of Houston, with a population of about 92,000. When Conroe police arrest someone, that person is taken to the county jail for booking. The inmate search is free and available online, showing names, charges, booking dates, and bond information. This page walks through how to search the roster, who to contact, and how to get automatic notifications about an inmate's custody status in Conroe.
Conroe Overview
Montgomery County Jail and Conroe Arrests
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail at 1 Criminal Justice Dr. in Conroe, right in the heart of the county's justice campus. All law enforcement agencies in Montgomery County bring arrestees here, including Conroe PD, sheriff's deputies, constables, and Texas DPS.
The roster updates as bookings occur and shows charges, booking dates, and bond amounts for each inmate. Montgomery County has grown rapidly and the jail handles a high volume of bookings from Conroe and the surrounding cities. If someone is not on the current roster, they may have already been released. Use the TDCJ offender search for anyone who may have been transferred to state prison after sentencing.
| Office | Montgomery County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 1 Criminal Justice Dr., Conroe TX 77301 |
| Phone | (936) 760-5800 |
| Website | mctx.org |
Conroe Police Department
Conroe PD handles law enforcement for the city and makes the majority of arrests within Conroe. Officers work patrol and investigations, and when they take someone into custody, the person goes to the Montgomery County Jail. The city does not have its own separate detention facility.
To request police records from Conroe PD, submit a written request under the Texas Public Information Act. Government Code Chapter 552 applies. Agencies must respond within 10 business days. Most incident reports and arrest records from closed cases are publicly available. For ongoing investigations, a delay is possible, but the department must explain any withholding in writing.