Navarro County Jail Roster: Inmate Search & Bookings

Navarro County, Texas · Corsicana

Navarro County Jail Roster: Find Current Custody and Booking Records

For someone arrested or held in Navarro County, start with the Navarro County Sheriff’s Office Inmate Roster. The county detention center is at 312 W. 2nd Ave. in Corsicana, and the Sheriff’s site links directly to its separate live roster system.

If the arrest is very recent, the roster will not load, or the person’s current status affects an immediate decision, call the Sheriff’s 24-hour number at 903-654-3001. The current official pages do not publish a guaranteed roster-refresh interval, so this guide does not describe the list as “real-time” or promise a particular daily update time.

Open official inmate roster page Open live roster Call 24-hour Sheriff line

CountyNavarro County, Texas

FacilityNavarro County Detention Center

LocationCorsicana, TX 75110

24-hour phone903-654-3001

Roster record ≠ conviction. An arrest, booking entry or listed charge does not establish guilt. Court records control later filings and disposition, and a warrant does not automatically mean the person is presently in Navarro County Jail.

Jump to the information you need

Which Official System Answers Your Question?

Navarro County uses separate systems for jail custody, criminal court records, Sheriff’s records and state or federal custody. Use the source that owns the record instead of expecting one inmate-search page to answer everything.

Current county-jail custody

Use the Navarro County Sheriff’s inmate-roster page and its live roster link.

Sheriff inmate roster

Felony or district-court record

Use the Navarro County District Clerk’s public-access search and verify the court shown in the case record.

Navarro County District Clerk

County criminal record

The County Clerk maintains Class A and B misdemeanor records and provides a public criminal/civil/family/probate search route.

Navarro County Clerk

Sheriff report or jail-related record

Use the Sheriff’s written public-record request process rather than a court search.

Sheriff records request information

Texas prison custody

After a transfer into the Texas Department of Criminal Justice system, use TDCJ rather than the Navarro County roster.

TDCJ inmate search

Federal custody

Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator only when federal custody is genuinely relevant.

BOP Inmate Locator

How to Search the Navarro County Jail Roster

Portal limitation during this review The Sheriff-controlled landing page was accessible and verified, but the separate live roster subdomain did not load in the research environment. For that reason, the steps below do not invent buttons, search fields or filters that could not be directly confirmed.

Open the Navarro County Sheriff’s inmate-roster page.
Confirm that the browser is on the official Sheriff’s domain before following its roster link.
Follow the official live-roster link.
The Sheriff currently routes users to a dedicated roster at jailroster.ncsotx.org.
Use only the search controls actually displayed by the live system.
Enter accurate identifying information. If the system supports name variations or other filters, use them carefully rather than guessing at someone’s identity.
Match the person using more than a similar name.
Compare any booking number, age/date information, arrest date, charge, bond or agency field that the live result provides.
Verify anything time-sensitive.
If the arrest is recent, a release may have occurred, or the online roster does not answer the question, call 903-654-3001.

Save the booking number when the roster provides one. Navarro County’s mail and inmate-trust instructions require the Sheriff’s Office booking number, so it can be useful for mail, money and follow-up questions.

How to Read Navarro County Booking Information

The exact fields shown by the live roster should control how you read a specific record. The table below explains common custody concepts without claiming that every label appears on every Navarro County result.

Record item	What it generally means	What not to assume
Booking number	A jail identifier connected with a particular custody record.	It is the same identifier used by every court or state agency.
Booking / admit date	The date associated with intake into the detention system when displayed.	It is always the exact time of arrest or alleged offense.
Charge	An allegation or legal hold associated with the booking.	A charge is a conviction or final court disposition.
Bond	May describe release security ordered or recorded in the case.	An old displayed amount is still payable or that payment guarantees immediate release.
Arresting agency	The law-enforcement agency associated with the arrest when shown.	The arresting agency remains the person’s current custodian.
Release status	May indicate that county-jail custody has ended.	Release from Navarro County proves the person is not held by another agency.

What to Do When No Navarro County Inmate Appears

ProblemVery recent arrest

Possible explanationBooking may still be processing or may not yet be visible through the public roster.

Next actionRecheck the Sheriff roster and call the 24-hour line at 903-654-3001.

ProblemName search fails

Possible explanationA legal, former, maiden or differently formatted name may be in the record.

Next actionTry only reasonable verified name variations and compare additional identifiers when shown.

ProblemPerson appeared earlier

Possible explanationThe person may have been released or transferred.

Next actionCheck the court record, then TDCJ or BOP only if the case actually supports a state or federal transfer.

ProblemA court case exists but no jail result appears

Possible explanationA pending or completed criminal case does not require current county-jail incarceration.

Next actionUse Navarro County’s court-record search and identify the exact court handling the case.

ProblemYou heard there is a warrant

Possible explanationA warrant and a jail booking are different legal/custody events.

Next actionVerify through the responsible court or law-enforcement agency rather than treating the jail roster as a warrant database.

Bond and Court Records in Navarro County

The Sheriff’s FAQ identifies five possible release routes: own recognizance, the Pre-Trial Release Program, a private bonding company, a Property Bond, or a Cash Bond. Which route is available depends on the actual order and case.

Do not apply a generic Texas “10% rule.” The current Navarro County Sheriff material reviewed here does not publish a single percentage formula or universal online bail-payment procedure. Verify the current bond, court and payment method before handing money to anyone.

Navarro County’s Court Routing Is Not One-Size-Fits-All

The 13th District Court is Navarro County’s general-jurisdiction district court. The county also has a County Court at Law, and official county material shows that its criminal jurisdiction can overlap with other courts in some matters. Follow the actual court name in the case rather than assuming the court solely from the charge description.

District Clerk

Navarro County Courthouse
300 W. 3rd Avenue, Suite 201
Corsicana, TX 75110

Phone: 903-654-3040
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

District Clerk and public search

County Clerk criminal records

300 W. 3rd Avenue
1st Floor, Suite 101
Corsicana, TX 75110

Phone: 903-654-3035
Criminal Department: 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00-4:30 p.m.

The County Clerk maintains Class A and B misdemeanor records.

For a bond question, first confirm current custody and the exact court/case. A roster screenshot taken earlier in the day should not override a later court order or custody change.

Navarro County Jail Visitation

The Sheriff’s current jail page says visitation is conducted seven days a week. People housed in general population receive two 30-minute visits per week, while people housed in holding cells receive three 30-minute visits while they remain in holding.

You must create a visitation account before seeing an inmate. Navarro County directs visitors to the NCIC scheduling system.

Set up or schedule NCIC visit

Identification and minors

A valid state- or government-issued ID is required. A visitor under 17 may not visit unless accompanied by a legal guardian.

Lobby restrictions

Cell phones are prohibited inside the Detention Center lobby and during visitation. Visitors under the influence of drugs or alcohol are not permitted.

Dress rules

The Sheriff requires shirts and shoes and prohibits items such as spaghetti straps, tank tops, tube tops, sleeveless shirts, short-shorts, mini-skirts and clothing with profane or sexually explicit language.

Attorney visits

Attorneys must present government identification and a current Bar Card. The Sheriff states that attorney visits are not allowed from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. or 4-6 p.m. because those are feeding periods.

No fixed public time blocks reproduced here. The current Sheriff jail page confirms seven-day visitation and account scheduling but does not publish the fixed morning/afternoon/evening time blocks repeated on some third-party jail pages. Use NCIC scheduling for the actual available appointment.

Calls, NCIC Accounts and Electronic Messages

During booking, the Sheriff says an inmate may make three free local calls. The booking phone can also make collect calls outside the local dialing area.

After the person reaches population, calls can be made between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily. Calls are subject to monitoring or recording. Navarro County uses NCIC for prepaid services and account support at 1-800-943-2189.

Three-way calling can get a number blocked. The Sheriff’s current rules state that attempts to facilitate a three-way connection can result in permanent deactivation of the called number.

Electronic Messaging

The jail page also directs families to NCIC for electronic messages, photos and documents. At the time of this source review, Navarro County’s page publishes $0.25 per message and $0.35 per picture/document. Because vendor pricing can change, check the current NCIC screen before purchasing.

Open NCIC

Navarro County Jail Mail: Regular Mail Uses a Separate Processing Address

Since September 1, 2024, ordinary letters, documents and photos are sent to a centralized processing location in Longview. They are scanned and delivered electronically to the incarcerated person.

Regular inmate mail

Inmate First and Last Name
Sheriff’s Office Booking Number
Navarro County Jail
PO Box 591
Longview, TX 75606

Legal, medical mail and packages

Inmate First and Last Name
Sheriff’s Office Booking Number
Navarro County Jail
312 W. 2nd Ave.
Corsicana, TX 75110

Important Regular-Mail Limits

The envelope must include the incarcerated person’s name, Sheriff’s Office booking number and a return address.
Mail may contain no more than five pages.
Pages must be written on the front side only.
A maximum of one photograph is permitted per mailing.
Regular mail may be no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches.
Do not send magazines, newspapers, bulk mail or books to the Longview processing address.

Do not mail an irreplaceable original to the Longview processor. The Sheriff warns that items sent there are destroyed after they are processed and delivered electronically. They are not returned or reimbursed.

Legal mail, medical mail and packages follow the physical Corsicana facility route instead. Confirm the rules before sending time-sensitive legal or medical material.

Inmate Trust Funds and Commissary

People in jail cannot possess cash. The Sheriff’s FAQ and jail page direct money orders through the Navarro County Sheriff’s Office Inmate Trust Fund.

Money-order address

Inmate Trust Fund
Inmate First and Last Name
Sheriff’s Office Booking Number
312 W. 2nd Ave.
Corsicana, TX 75110

A trust-fund slip must accompany the money order. The Sheriff says the form can be obtained at Master Control in the visitation lobby.

Navarro County’s Commissary Cutoff

Commissary orders are processed on Tuesdays at 12 p.m. and delivered on Thursdays. Funds must be on the incarcerated person’s account by noon Tuesday for that week’s store order.

The Sheriff also links an online Tiger Commissary ordering system:

Navarro County online commissary ordering

Release can affect a commissary order. The current jail page says an order placed before release is held for 72 hours. If it is not picked up, it becomes property of the detention center, and the Sheriff states that no commissary refund is given after release.

Property Release, Court Clothing and Healthcare Questions

Personal Property

Property is inventoried and stored when a person is booked. According to the Sheriff’s current rules, an inmate may release property while in holding. After that, property normally may be released after sentencing, except when releasing property would help secure the person’s release.

The person collecting property must have valid photo identification.

Clothing for a Jury Trial

Civilian clothing for a jail inmate going to court for a jury trial may be accepted at Master Control Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.. A contact person’s name and phone number must accompany the clothing.

The clothing must be picked up within 10 business days after the court case ends. The Sheriff’s page says unclaimed clothing is donated to a local charity after that period.

Healthcare Information

The jail states that staff and contractors will not discuss an inmate’s healthcare with family or friends because of medical-privacy requirements. Do not expect custody staff to disclose another person’s diagnosis or treatment simply because you are a relative.

If you need to pass along urgent health information, call the facility and ask for the current process rather than mailing medication or medical documents without instructions.

Arrest Reports, Jail Records, Court Records and Mugshots

The Sheriff’s Office, County Clerk and District Clerk maintain different records. Sending every request to the same office can delay the answer.

Record you need	Start with	Why
Current custody	Sheriff inmate roster	This is the county’s direct custody route.
Sheriff incident/arrest record	Navarro County Sheriff’s Office Records	The Sheriff’s Office owns its agency records.
District/felony court record	District Clerk	The District Clerk provides public-access searches for district-court records.
Class A/B misdemeanor record	County Clerk Criminal Department	The County Clerk states that it records Class A and B misdemeanor cases.
Booking photo	Live roster or Sheriff Records	Do not assume that every booking photo is publicly displayed or automatically releasable.

Sheriff Public Records Requests

The Navarro County Sheriff’s Office states that records requests must be submitted in writing. Requests may be faxed to 903-654-3044 or emailed to records@ncsotx.org.

Body-worn-camera requests require the Sheriff’s specific body-camera request form. The Sheriff also warns users not to submit a public-record request through its crime-tip portal.

Open Sheriff forms and records instructions

A mugshot does not establish guilt or case outcome. A booking photograph, when available, represents a point in the booking process. Check the appropriate court record for later filings, dismissal, plea, verdict or sentence.

If the Person Leaves Navarro County Jail

A missing Navarro County roster entry may mean release, but it can also mean transfer. Identify the actual custody path before opening unrelated jail directories.

Texas Department of Criminal Justice

If the person has entered Texas state-prison custody, use TDCJ’s official inmate search. TDCJ can provide state-custody information such as location, conviction and projected release information when available.

Search TDCJ

Federal Bureau of Prisons

For federal prison custody, use the BOP locator. BOP warns that a result showing “Released” or “Not in BOP Custody” does not prove the person is free from every other criminal-justice system.

Search BOP

Texas VINE

Texas VINE can provide county-jail custody information and supported notifications. The statewide number is 1-877-894-8463.

Open VINELink

Court case but no custody

If the person has a Navarro County criminal case but is not currently incarcerated, use the County/District Clerk public-access systems rather than treating the roster as the complete case history.

Navarro County Jail and Court Contact Directory

Navarro County Detention Center / Sheriff

312 W. 2nd Ave.
Corsicana, TX 75110

Main: 903-654-3002
24-hour: 903-654-3001
Fax: 903-654-3044

Administrative office: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Sheriff public records

Email: records@ncsotx.org
Fax: 903-654-3044

Use this route for written requests for releasable Sheriff’s Office records.

Navarro County District Clerk

300 W. 3rd Avenue, Suite 201
Corsicana, TX 75110

903-654-3040

Use for district-court records and the county’s District Clerk public-access search.

Navarro County Clerk

300 W. 3rd Avenue
Corsicana, TX 75110

903-654-3035

Use the Criminal Department for Class A and B misdemeanor records.

Map: Navarro County Detention Center

Use Navarro County Booking Information Responsibly

Booking data can change after a bond, court order, transfer or release. Recheck an official source rather than relying on an old screenshot or cached third-party profile.

An arrest is not a conviction. A listed booking charge is not a final disposition. A warrant is not proof of current incarceration, and county-jail release does not necessarily rule out custody elsewhere.

Do not use public jail information to harass, threaten, stalk, impersonate or publicly shame another person. For employment, housing, licensing or another regulated decision, use the legally appropriate record and screening process instead of treating a jail entry as a final background-check conclusion.

Navarro County Jail Roster FAQs

Where is the official Navarro County Jail roster?

The Navarro County Sheriff’s Office maintains an Inmate Roster page that links to its separate live roster at jailroster.ncsotx.org. Start from the Sheriff’s page to make sure you are using the official route.

How often is the Navarro County inmate roster updated?

The current Sheriff pages reviewed for this guide do not publish a guaranteed refresh schedule. For a recent arrest or a time-sensitive custody question, recheck the live roster and call the 24-hour Sheriff’s number at 903-654-3001.

What is the Navarro County Jail phone number?

The Sheriff’s Office publishes 903-654-3002 as its main number and 903-654-3001 as its 24-hour phone number. Emergency calls should go to 911.

What kinds of bonds can be used in Navarro County?

The Sheriff’s FAQ lists own recognizance, Pre-Trial Release Program, private bonding company, Property Bond and Cash Bond as possible release routes. The actual case and court order determine what is available.

How do I schedule a Navarro County Jail visit?

Create and use the NCIC visitation scheduling account linked by the Sheriff. The current jail page says visitation is conducted seven days a week, with two 30-minute visits per week for people in population and three 30-minute visits for people in holding cells.

What company handles Navarro County inmate calls?

Navarro County uses NCIC. The Sheriff lists 1-800-943-2189 for prepaid account setup and customer service. Calls from population are permitted between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily under the current jail rules.

Where do I send regular inmate mail?

Regular mail goes to the inmate’s name and booking number, Navarro County Jail, PO Box 591, Longview, TX 75606. Legal and medical mail and packages go to the physical detention-center address at 312 W. 2nd Ave., Corsicana, TX 75110.

How much mail can I send?

The Sheriff’s current rules limit regular mailed content to five one-sided pages and one photograph per mailing. The envelope must include the inmate’s name, Sheriff’s Office booking number and a return address.

When is Navarro County commissary ordered?

The Sheriff’s page says commissary orders are processed Tuesday at noon and delivered Thursday. Funds must be placed on the account by Tuesday noon for the inmate to receive that week’s store order.

Where do I search after someone transfers out of Navarro County Jail?

Use TDCJ for Texas state-prison custody and the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator for federal custody. Texas VINE can also provide supported county-jail custody notifications. Confirm a transfer before searching unrelated counties.

Official Sources Reviewed

Source review date: October 5, 2026.

Independent Publisher Notice

Jail-Roster.org is an independent informational publisher. It does not operate or represent Navarro County, the Navarro County Sheriff’s Office, Navarro County Detention Center, Navarro County courts, NCIC, Tiger Commissary, TDCJ, the Federal Bureau of Prisons or another government agency or service provider.

Use the official sources above whenever current custody, bond, court, visitation, mail, payment, release or records information matters.