Richardson Jail Roster and Inmate Lookup
The Richardson jail roster is part of the Dallas County detention system. Richardson is a city in Dallas County (with a small portion in Collin County), and people arrested by Richardson police go to the Dallas County Jail. The inmate search lets you find current bookings by name, with charge information and bond status. Richardson has a population of about 116,000 and sits just north of Dallas. If you are trying to locate someone arrested in Richardson, the Dallas County jail roster is where you look first. This page explains the search process, who to contact, and how to track inmate status changes.
Richardson Overview
Dallas County Jail and Richardson Inmate Records
The Dallas County Sheriff's Office runs one of the largest county jail systems in Texas, with the main facility at 111 Commerce St. in downtown Dallas. All Richardson PD arrests go here after booking. Enter the person's last name to see current bookings and charges.
The Dallas County Jail holds tens of thousands of people at any given time, so the roster is large. If a common name turns up multiple results, narrow by first name or date of birth. Bond amounts appear on most records. People who have been convicted and sentenced to state prison are no longer on the county roster. Use the TDCJ inmate search for those individuals.
| Office | Dallas County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 111 Commerce St., Dallas TX 75207 |
| Phone | (214) 653-2700 |
| Website | dallascounty.org |
Richardson Police Department
Richardson PD covers the city and makes arrests for everything from traffic offenses to serious felonies. The department has its headquarters on N. Greenville Ave. After an arrest, officers transport the suspect to the Dallas County Jail for booking and detention.
To request police reports or arrest records from Richardson PD, use the Texas Public Information Act process. Government Code Chapter 552 requires the department to respond to written records requests within 10 business days. Most incident and arrest reports from closed cases are public. For records related to ongoing investigations, the department may claim an exemption, but must tell you why.
