New Braunfels Jail Roster and Inmate Search
The New Braunfels jail roster is maintained through the Comal County Sheriff's Office, which runs the county jail where New Braunfels arrestees are held. New Braunfels is the Comal County seat in Central Texas, with a population of about 90,000. When New Braunfels police make an arrest, the person goes to the county jail for booking and detention. The inmate search shows current bookings with charges and bond information. This page covers how to search the roster, contact details for both city police and the county sheriff, and how to get notified about custody changes automatically.
New Braunfels Overview
Comal County Jail and New Braunfels Arrests
The Comal County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail at 3005 N. Business IH 35 in New Braunfels. All New Braunfels PD arrests, along with those made by the Comal County Sheriff's deputies, constables, and Texas DPS troopers in the area, go to this facility.
The roster shows current bookings with charge descriptions and bond amounts. Comal County is a fast-growing county between San Antonio and Austin, so the jail handles a substantial volume of bookings. If the person you are looking for is not on the roster, they may have already been released or transferred. Use the TDCJ offender search for anyone who may have moved to state prison.
| Office | Comal County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 3005 N. Business IH 35, New Braunfels TX 78130 |
| Phone | (830) 620-3400 |
| Website | co.comal.tx.us |
New Braunfels Police Department
New Braunfels PD handles calls for service and arrests throughout the city. The department has its main station on Landa St. and covers a growing service area as the city expands. After making an arrest, officers bring the person to the Comal County Jail, which is also within New Braunfels city limits.
For police reports and records, New Braunfels PD handles requests under the Texas Public Information Act. Government Code Chapter 552 requires a written response within 10 business days. Incident and arrest reports from closed cases are generally public and not subject to exemption. Submit your request in writing to the department's records division. You can do this by email, mail, or in person on Landa St.
