Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention, TX

Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention inmate locator: Mugshots, Release Date, Inmate List, Authority, Status, Institution, Status, Arrests, Current Housing Block, Bookings, Who’s in jail, Charges, Case #, Bond, Booking Date, Booking Number.

Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention houses inmates who typically have short state sentences, which is 12 months and under; people waiting for trial, probation violators, and those who do not have the financial means to post bond.

However, individuals may be moved to this jail right after they get arrested. If not, they will be can be transferred to another county jail from a detention center.

How to Find Someone in Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention

If an inmate is currently residing in the Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention, you can call 956-587-6200 to check if an inmate is there or not. However, you can also check the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office records too.

If you have any questions or concerns about an inmate currently in the Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention, you speak to a case manager or a counselor.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

You can send packages and mail to the address below.

Inmate Name, Inmate ID
1001 North Doolittle
PO Box 267, Edinburg, TX, 78540

You can send the following items in the mail:

• Postcards
• Envelope type mail
• Newspapers, Magazines, Books. They must be from the publisher.
• Care packages. They must be from an approved third-party sender.

You cannot send:

• Stamps or stickers
• Newspaper clippings
• Musical cards
• Paper with lipstick or any other stains
• Drawings or paintings

Sending Money

You can deposit funds into their accounts by cashier checks, regular bank checks, and money orders. You can go down to the jail administrative office to complete the transaction.

Visitation

Before heading on over to Hidalgo County Juvenile Detention, you will want to confirm with them that you are on the inmates approved visitation list. The best and fastest way to do this is by contacting the jail at 956-587-6200.

If you, the visitor has a felony charge, you will not be able to visit. You must also have an updated government identification card. You also must be at least 18 years old. If you are younger, you will have to with your legal guardian.

You may only visit an inmate once a week. If you show up late, or not at all, you will not be able to visit until the next week.

How Often Can I Visit?

You are only permitted one visit a week.

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