Kendall County TX Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

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Kendall County Arrest, Jail & Texas Court Records Guide

Search Kendall County Jail Bookings and Verify the Criminal Court Outcome

Kendall County’s official Sheriff roster lets you search current inmates by name, review booking details and switch to a separate 48-hour release list. Those jail entries can show an SO number, booking number, booking date, charges, bond status and the agency associated with the charge—but they are not certified proof of guilt or a final court disposition.

For the complete record, identify whether the criminal case is a felony or misdemeanor, then use the District Clerk or County Clerk to verify what was formally filed and how every count ended. This guide also covers Sheriff open-record requests, local background checks, magistration, bond rules, visitation, Cidnet messaging, inmate money, property, court-appointed counsel, victim services, Texas DPS and current Texas expunction law.

Search current inmates and 48-hour releases
Decode SO numbers, booking numbers and bond entries
Route felonies and misdemeanors to the right clerk
Verify statewide history through Texas DPS
Search Jail Roster Search Felony Records Request Sheriff Records Search Texas DPS
Detention Center 8 Staudt St., Box #7
Boerne, TX 78006
Jail telephone 830-249-4989
Sheriff 24-hour line 830-249-9721
Dispatch 830-249-8645
Official review August 19, 2026
The Sheriff posts an important roster disclaimer

Kendall County’s Jail Roster Is a Custody Tool—not a Certified Criminal-History Report

The Kendall County Detention Center says roster information is provided for visitor convenience and cannot be certified for accuracy or authenticity. Use the roster to find the booking, then verify important facts through the jail, court clerk and Texas DPS when appropriate.
Jail roster Answers whether the person is currently listed or was released during the county’s 48-hour release window.
Sheriff report Describes releasable information in the law-enforcement file when KCSO created the incident record.
Clerk record Shows what was filed in court, whether the case remains active and the later order or judgment.
Texas DPS Provides public conviction and deferred-adjudication information through the statewide name-search system.
An arrest is an allegation. A booking charge can be rejected, amended, reduced or dismissed. Never describe a person as convicted merely because the Sheriff’s roster contains an arrest entry.
Use the office that controls the record

Which Kendall County Office Has the Record You Need?

Sheriff / Jail

  • Current inmate roster
  • 48-hour releases
  • Booking number and SO number
  • Booking charges and bond
  • Jail visitation
  • Open-record requests

District Clerk

  • Felony criminal records
  • Active or disposed felony cases
  • Orders and judgments
  • Older record searches
  • Expunction information
  • 451st / 498th District Court files

County Clerk

  • Misdemeanor criminal information
  • County-level criminal cases
  • Juvenile / probate routing
  • Copies and clerk assistance
  • County court record questions
  • Case-status confirmation
County court routing rule: Kendall County’s district courts explicitly direct felony case questions to the District Clerk and misdemeanor questions to the County Clerk.

Choose Your Kendall County Arrest-Record Task

Is the person currently in jail? Open Current Inmates and search the legal first or last name.
Was someone released recently? Use the separate 48 Hour Release option from the Sheriff’s roster selector.
What did deputies report? Submit a written KCSO Open Records Request when the Sheriff’s Office created the incident.
What happened to a felony? Use the District Clerk record-search process.
What happened to a misdemeanor? Contact the County Clerk’s criminal section rather than the District Clerk.
What appears statewide? Use Texas DPS after verifying the local Kendall County case.

Go Directly to the Kendall County Task

Official Sheriff’s roster workflow

How to Search the Kendall County Current Inmate Roster

Open the official Kendall County Detention Center roster selector. Go to Kendall County Detention Center Inmate Roster.
Select Current Inmates. Use this for people presently listed in Kendall County Detention Center custody.
Search by first or last name. The roster accepts a name search and also lets users browse alphabetically.
Open the correct profile. Do not stop at the first same-name result.
Record the SO number. This is a useful person-level Sheriff’s identifier.
Record the booking number and booking date. These identify the specific jail intake rather than the person generally.
Read every listed charge. One booking can contain multiple allegations from different arresting agencies.
Review each bond entry separately. Bond can appear as a dollar amount, Pending or No Bond.
Continue to the court record. Use the charge level to decide whether the County Clerk or District Clerk controls the judicial file.
Separate Sheriff search

How to Check Kendall County’s 48-Hour Release List

The Sheriff’s roster selector includes a separate 48 Hour Release option showing people released from Kendall County Detention Center during the preceding 48-hour window.

Step 1: Open Roster Choose Do not use Current Inmates when you already know the person was released.
Step 2: Select 48 Hour Release Use the short release window to confirm a very recent custody event.
Step 3: Find the court case Release status does not explain whether the charge is pending, dismissed or already resolved.
The 48-hour list is not a complete historical-arrest database. For an older booking, contact KCSO records or search the related court case instead of assuming no result means no arrest occurred.

Verify Six Details Before Using a Kendall County Arrest Result

Name Compare complete spelling.
SO number Sheriff person identifier.
Booking # Specific jail intake.
Booking date Match the known arrest.
Agency KCSO, Boerne PD, DPS or other.
Court case Verify the final outcome.
Texas DPS gives the same warning for statewide name searches: a name-based result cannot positively establish identity. Fingerprints are the reliable method for conclusively linking a person to a criminal-history record.

What Kendall County Inmate Roster Fields Mean

Roster field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
SO # Sheriff’s identifier associated with the person. A particular conviction. Use it when calling jail or records staff.
Booking # The specific jail booking event. Final criminal charge. Match it to arrest date and records request.
Booking Date When jail intake occurred. When the alleged offense occurred. Compare incident and filing dates.
Charges Allegations tied to booking. What prosecutors formally filed. Search the correct court clerk.
Bond amount Published release amount for that entry. One payment clears all charges. Call jail immediately before posting.
Pending Bond information may not yet be finalized. A fixed dollar amount exists. Wait for magistration or confirm with jail.
No Bond No monetary bond is currently shown for that entry. Permanent denial of release. Check court and jail status.
Agency Agency associated with the arrest/charge entry. KCSO owns the police narrative. Request the report from the listed agency.

No Kendall County Jail Record Found? Check These Causes

The booking is still processing Magistration, fingerprinting, intake and data entry can delay appearance.
The person was already released Switch from Current Inmates to the 48 Hour Release option.
The release was more than 48 hours ago The short release list is not a historical arrest archive.
The name is different Try surname only, alternate spelling, former surname or alias.
Another county holds the person Search the actual booking county if the arrest involved an outside warrant or transfer.
The case exists without current custody Use County Clerk or District Clerk records even when the person is not on the roster.
“I am trying to confirm the booking status of [full legal name], arrested on or about [date] by [agency]. I do not see a current roster result. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently held, released, transferred or listed under another booking or SO number?”
From roadside arrest to final court disposition

How a Kendall County Arrest Becomes a Criminal Case

1. Arrest & booking KCSO, Boerne Police, Texas DPS or another agency creates the arrest event and jail intake.
The jail charge remains an allegation.
2. Magistration A magistrate advises the arrested person of charges and rights and addresses bond conditions.
Bond entries can change here.
3. Prosecutor & court The Criminal District Attorney decides what proceeds and the proper court receives the case.
Felony and misdemeanor routing differs.
4. Disposition Each count can be dismissed, acquitted, deferred, resolved by plea or result in conviction.
Use the clerk record as proof.
Texas Public Information Act route

How to Request a Kendall County Sheriff’s Arrest or Incident Record

KCSO requires open-record requests to be made in writing. The Sheriff’s Office evaluates whether the requested information can lawfully be released and states that open investigations cannot be released through this process.

Confirm KCSO created the report. If Boerne Police, Fair Oaks Ranch Police, Texas DPS or another agency made the arrest, request its investigative narrative from that agency.
Download the Sheriff’s Open Records Request Form. Use the form linked from the official KCSO Open Record Request page.
Describe the record precisely. Ask for an identified incident report, arrest report or releasable supplement rather than asking the Sheriff’s Office to research a question for you.
Include strong identifiers. Add the name, incident date, location, SO number, booking number and report number when known.
Email the completed form to the Sheriff’s designated records address. The current page publishes kcsoemail@co.kendall.tx.us.
Allow for review. KCSO states that an approved public record can generally be available for release within one to seven days; if not approved, the requester is notified within ten days.
Do not expect an active investigation file. The Sheriff’s page specifically states that information on open investigations cannot be released.
“Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable arrest report, incident report and releasable supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include SO number [number], booking number [number] and agency report number [number]. Please provide the nonexempt portions and notify me of applicable charges before processing.”
KCSO local background service

Kendall County Sheriff’s Local Background Check

The Sheriff’s Office provides a local background-check service for uses such as immigration, adoption, military acceptance and other general needs.

Local—not statewide This service does not replace the Texas DPS statewide criminal-history database.
Notarized waiver available KCSO says a notarized waiver can be completed at the Sheriff’s Office.
Published processing estimate The Sheriff’s Office asks users to allow approximately 24-36 hours for completion.
Need the full state record? KCSO itself directs users who need a statewide background check to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Read Kendall County Local Background Instructions Confirm the current identification, waiver and pickup requirements before visiting.
Public lobby viewing is available

Kendall County Magistration: Charges, Rights and Bond Setting

Magistration is one of the first judicial steps after arrest. The magistrate advises the arrested person of the charges and rights and can set the bond amount and release conditions.

Public live-stream location Lobby of Kendall County Detention Center.
Published viewing hours Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Questions Call the Detention Center at 830-249-4989.
  • No photography
  • No video recording
  • No audio recording
  • Silence electronic devices
  • Maintain quiet behavior
  • Supervise children
A roster bond marked Pending can change after magistration. Do not arrange payment based solely on a preliminary roster entry.
Read Current Magistration Viewing Rules Confirm viewing availability before traveling.
Felony cases → District Clerk

How to Search a Kendall County Felony Case

Kendall County’s 451st and 498th District Court pages direct felony-case questions to the District Clerk.

Open the Kendall County District Clerk page. Use the official District Clerk record-search section.
Prepare the party name. Use the complete legal defendant name.
Enter the case number when known. This reduces same-name confusion and staff search work.
Provide the estimated year. This is particularly important for older cases.
Specify exactly what you need. The District Clerk form accepts requests such as a felony record, order, judgment, certified copy, regular copy, active case or disposed case.
Watch the older-record fee rule. The District Clerk currently publishes a fee for criminal or civil record searches older than 2010: $5 per person plus $5 per decade.
Use the final court order—not the booking allegation. Read the disposition for every charge connected to the arrest.
District Clerk office: 201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 201, Boerne, TX 78006. Current public hours are 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Phone: 830-249-9343.
Misdemeanor cases → County Clerk

How to Verify a Kendall County Misdemeanor Arrest

Kendall County’s district-court guidance specifically directs misdemeanor case questions to the County Clerk.

County Clerk Denise Maxwell
201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 127
Boerne, TX 78006
Telephone 830-249-9343, ext. 231
Office hours Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Closed 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.
Do not send a misdemeanor question to the District Clerk merely because the arrest looks serious. Verify the actual charge level and court assignment first.
Open Kendall County Clerk Use the criminal section or call the clerk with the defendant name, arrest date and known case information.
Kendall County has unusually specific local bond rules

How Kendall County Cash, Surety and Personal Bonds Work

Verify the bond Check every roster charge and confirm the current amount after magistration.
Choose bond type Cash bond, approved surety bond or a court-authorized personal bond may apply.
Use exact payment rules Cash bonds and fines currently require money order or cashier’s check for the exact amount.
Confirm release Another charge, hold or court condition can still prevent release.
Surety-bond county fee $15 Per surety bond presented, subject to county limits.
Maximum bond fees $30 Maximum two $15 fees per person per jailing.
Internet bond payment No Jail currently says online/wire bond payment is not accepted.
Attorney bonds No Sheriff’s current bond page states attorney bonds are not accepted.
Bond acceptance stops during meal periods: release bonds are not accepted between 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Surety company rule: for a Kendall County offense, a person booked into Kendall County Detention Center must use an approved local bail-bond company for a surety bond. The current approved list is posted by the Sheriff and in the jail lobby.
“I am calling about [full name], SO number [number], booking number [number]. Please confirm every current charge, bond amount, no-bond entry and outside hold. I also need to confirm whether a cash bond or surety bond is permitted and the exact payment instrument required.”
Open Current Kendall County Bond Rules Recheck payment method, acceptance windows, approved bonding companies and current county bond fees.
Face-to-face, lobby video and remote Cidnet visits

Kendall County Jail Visitation Schedule and Rules

Face-to-face visitation

Female inmates Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Friday: 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Male inmates Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Friday: 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Book by telephone Call 830-249-4989 Monday-Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
One day ahead Face-to-face visits can only be scheduled one day in advance.
20-minute visits Inmates are allowed two face-to-face 20-minute visits per week.
Arrive early Visitors must arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled visit.
  • Valid non-expired government photo ID required
  • Foreign-issued identification is not accepted
  • No cell phones in visitation room
  • No purses, electronics, packages or writing materials
  • Visitors under 17 need an adult
  • Maximum two children per adult
  • Conservative dress code enforced
  • Drug/alcohol impairment results in denial

Remote video visitation

Remote hours 7:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Every day of the week.
Advance scheduling At least one hour ahead, with six hours between the inmate’s remote visits.
Cidnet support 888-984-1903

Free on-site video visitation

On-site Cidnet video visits are currently free and available every day from 8:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m.-5:00 p.m., with at least 12 hours between visits and scheduling at least 24 hours in advance.
Open Current Kendall County Visitation Schedule Recheck gender schedule, Cidnet pricing, visit frequency and identification rules before booking.

Kendall County Inmate Video, Voice and Message Pricing

Kendall County currently uses Cidnet/Encartele for remote video, on-site video, voice and electronic mail messaging.

Remote video Approx. 1.4 MB / about $0.40 per minute under published data examples.
Voice Approx. 0.6 MB / about $0.18 per minute.
Regular mail CUE Approx. $0.10 under the published data example.
Picture message Starts around $0.20 depending on image size.
Data purchase fees $2.99 convenience fee + 5% card-processing fee.
The county labels Cidnet prices as approximate. Connection and data usage can vary, and the Sheriff instructs users to check Cidnet directly for current remote-video pricing.

Kendall County Inmate Mail and Money Rules

Sending money

Lobby ATM Accepts cash and credit cards. The Sheriff’s current page publishes a $3.50 fee.
24-hour lobby access The deposit machine is available 24 hours; use the intercom for after-hours assistance.
Online deposits The Sheriff’s Office currently directs online inmate deposits through JailATM.
Mailed money order Money orders are accepted by mail only under the jail’s published policy.
No hand-delivered funds to staff Detention Center employees do not accept funds in person.
Cash/checks in mail prohibited Cash and ordinary payroll, personal or business checks are prohibited in inmate mail.

Mail restrictions worth checking before sending

  • No stamps, envelopes or writing paper
  • No stickers, staples, clips or clasps
  • No Polaroid photos
  • No photos larger than 5×7
  • No laminated items
  • No hard-plastic cards
  • No glue, tape, plastic or metal
  • No cosmetics or scented material
  • No writing utensils
  • No commissary items
Books: paperback books may be purchased from an authorized seller and shipped directly to the Detention Center. Books brought in personally are not accepted, and hardcover books are prohibited.
Open Current Inmate Mail & Money Rules Use the mailing address displayed on the live jail page and recheck prohibited-item rules before sending anything.

How to Pick Up Kendall County Inmate Property

Pickup hours Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Excluding county holidays.
Inmate must authorize release The inmate completes a property-release form naming the person who can receive the property.
Government identification required The named recipient must show qualifying government-issued ID.
Transfer warning: when an inmate is transferred and cannot take property, unclaimed property can be destroyed within 72 hours if pickup arrangements were not made.
Court clothing: the jail states an inmate may receive court clothes only when going to a jury trial.
Read Current Inmate Property Policy Confirm authorization and ID requirements before traveling.
Statewide Texas criminal-history verification

When Kendall County Records Are Not Enough

Texas DPS maintains the statewide criminal-history repository. Its public name-search system can return public conviction and deferred-adjudication information reported to DPS.

Search credit $1 Current online credit cost per initial search.
Card percentage 2.25% Current percentage fee per search credit purchased by card.
Transaction fee $0.25 Current card-order transaction charge.
Fingerprint match Best DPS says fingerprints are the only positive identity link.
Create a public CRD account. The public search requires an account and search credits.
Enter first and last name. Those fields are required.
Add middle/maiden name and DOB when known. More information helps narrow possible matches.
Preview possible records carefully. DPS uses expanded name matching and Soundex-type matching that can surface similar names.
Compare Kendall County identifiers. Match arrest date, county, charge and court record before deciding the DPS record is the same person.
Save the result. DPS recommends printing or saving returned search responses when documentation is needed.
No matching record still uses the search credit. A “no match” response is a valid search result under the current DPS system.
Related Texas guide: Kendall County sits in the greater San Antonio region, so readers comparing a Boerne-area arrest with a Bexar County booking may also find the existing San Antonio Arrest Records guide useful for understanding when the holding county and arresting jurisdiction differ.

How to Correct a Wrong Kendall County Arrest or Criminal Record

Identify the exact error. Separate wrong identity, incorrect booking charge, wrong court disposition and missing statewide data.
Identify the record owner. KCSO controls its jail/report information; the Clerk controls court records; DPS controls the statewide history it maintains.
Obtain controlling proof. Use a certified dismissal, judgment, corrected report or fingerprint-supported identity documentation.
Correct the local source when appropriate. A missing disposition often needs to be corrected or retransmitted from the originating court or agency.
Contact Texas DPS for statewide errors. Current DPS criminal-history search support publishes 512-424-7256 for missing or incorrect criminal-history information.
Use fingerprint review when identity is disputed. A name-based match can belong to a different person.
Recheck separate systems. Jail, court and DPS databases update independently.
“I request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information associated with [full legal name], DOB [date]. The disputed entry concerns Kendall County SO number [number], booking number [number] and court case [number]. The record currently states [incorrect information]. The correct information is [correction], supported by [certified judgment, dismissal, corrected report or fingerprint documentation].”
Accurate record but public access may qualify for legal restriction

Kendall County Texas Expunction and Nondisclosure

Texas now organizes its general expunction law in Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 55A. Eligibility is fact-specific and should be checked against the entire arrest episode rather than one dismissed count.

Expunction Can require qualifying agencies to destroy or return covered arrest and criminal records when statutory requirements are satisfied.
Nondisclosure Restricts qualifying criminal-history information from ordinary public disclosure but generally does not destroy the record.
Kendall District Clerk The District Clerk currently publishes an Expunction Procedures and Information resource on its official page.

Build the complete arrest file before evaluating relief

  • SO number
  • Booking number
  • Arrest date
  • Arresting agency
  • Every booking charge
  • Every court case number
  • Certified disposition for each count
  • Any later refiling or related charge
One dismissed count is not enough to assume eligibility. Texas expunction rules can examine the full arrest transaction, filing history, waiting periods and other statutory conditions.
Sealed court filings: Kendall County District Clerk currently states that documents the court orders sealed must be supplied in paper form rather than electronically filed; once an order to seal is granted, the clerk locks the documents in the case-management system.
Kendall County Expunction Information Open the District Clerk page and locate the Expunction Procedures and Information resource. Read Current Texas Chapter 55A Verify current statutory eligibility before relying on an older Texas expunction summary.

Kendall County Jail, Sheriff and Court Contact Board

Kendall County Detention Center 8 Staudt St., Box #7
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-4989
Kendall County Sheriff’s Office 6 Staudt Street
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-9721
Sheriff Dispatch 24-hour dispatch
830-249-8645
District Clerk 201 E. San Antonio Ave., Suite 201
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-9343
County Clerk 201 E. San Antonio Ave., Suite 127
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-9343 ext. 231
Criminal District Attorney 201 E. San Antonio Avenue
Boerne, TX 78006
830-249-9343
Pretrial / Indigent Defense 37131 I-10W, Suite 102
Boerne, TX 78006
830-264-5975
Victim Services Criminal District Attorney
210-289-3042

Which Kendall County Record Should You Use?

Situation First source Verification source
Arrest happened today Current Inmate Roster Jail / magistration status.
Released today or yesterday 48 Hour Release County or District Clerk case.
Need Sheriff narrative KCSO Open Records Court disposition separately.
Felony case District Clerk Judgment/order/certified record.
Misdemeanor case County Clerk Final county-court disposition.
Need bond Roster + Jail Magistrate/court and all holds.
Need statewide Texas history Texas DPS Kendall County court case.
Record is wrong Originating agency Certified court proof / DPS correction.
Official live-action routes

Kendall County Arrest Records Final Action Center

Use the system that actually owns the record rather than stopping at a third-party arrest page.

Search Jail Roster Choose Current Inmates or 48 Hour Release. Request Sheriff Report Download and submit the written KCSO request. Verify Felony Case Search active/disposed felony records and request the judgment. Check Texas History Use the statewide DPS name search after verifying local identity.
Kendall County-specific questions

Kendall County TX Arrest Records Search FAQs

1. How do I search Kendall County Texas arrest records online?

Start with the official Kendall County Sheriff’s inmate roster. Choose Current Inmates for people presently held or 48 Hour Release for recent releases. After finding the correct booking, use the District Clerk for felony cases or the County Clerk for misdemeanor cases to verify the final court disposition.

2. What information appears on the Kendall County inmate roster?

Individual roster profiles can show the person’s name and mugshot, SO number, booking number, booking date, listed charges, bond amounts or bond status and the agency associated with a charge. The Sheriff’s disclaimer states that roster information should not be treated as certified information.

3. How do I find someone released from Kendall County Jail?

Open the Sheriff’s official roster selector and choose 48 Hour Release. That list is designed for people released during the previous 48 hours. For an older release, use Sheriff records and the related court file rather than assuming the person was never booked.

4. How do I request a Kendall County Sheriff’s arrest report?

KCSO requires open-record requests in writing. Download the Sheriff’s Open Records Request Form, identify the incident and requested documents precisely and email the completed form to the Sheriff’s designated records email. The Sheriff’s Office states that open investigations cannot be released through this process.

5. How do I search a Kendall County felony criminal case?

Use the Kendall County District Clerk record-search process. Provide the defendant name, case number when known, estimated year and the exact record needed. Searches for criminal or civil records older than 2010 currently carry a $5-per-person plus $5-per-decade search fee.

6. Who handles Kendall County misdemeanor criminal records?

Kendall County’s 451st and 498th District Court pages direct misdemeanor case questions to the County Clerk. The County Clerk is at 201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Suite 127, Boerne, and can be reached at 830-249-9343 extension 231.

7. What forms of payment does Kendall County Jail accept for cash bond?

The Sheriff’s current bond page states that cash bonds and fines must be paid in the exact amount using a money order or cashier’s check. The jail currently does not accept wire transfers or internet bond payments. Surety bonds also have separate approved-company and county-fee rules.

8. What are Kendall County Jail visitation hours?

Face-to-face visitation varies by inmate gender. Female visitation is Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. and Wednesday and Friday 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Male visitation reverses those time blocks. Face-to-face appointments must be made by calling 830-249-4989 between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Monday through Friday and can only be scheduled one day ahead.

9. How do I run a statewide Texas criminal-history search after a Kendall County arrest?

Use the Texas DPS Criminal History Name Search. The current public system charges one $1 search credit for the initial search, with additional card-order fees when credits are purchased by credit card. DPS warns that only fingerprint identification can positively link a person to a criminal-history record.

10. Can a Kendall County arrest record be expunged?

Some Texas arrests may qualify for expunction under current Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 55A, while some records may qualify for an order of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on the complete arrest episode, every charge, filing history, disposition and statutory waiting rules. Kendall County District Clerk publishes local expunction procedures and information.

Official Sources and Editorial Verification

Kendall County Inmate Roster Current inmates, 48-hour release and roster disclaimer. Detention Center Information Jail address, telephone, administrator and office hours. KCSO Open Records Written-request process and open-investigation restriction. Kendall County Bond Rules Cash, surety and personal bonds, payment methods and fees. Kendall County Visitation Face-to-face, remote and on-site Cidnet visitation. Inmate Mail & Money Mail restrictions, lobby deposit machine and JailATM. Kendall County District Clerk Felony record search, older-record fees and expunction information. Kendall County Clerk Misdemeanor criminal routing, contact and hours. Texas DPS Criminal History Statewide public conviction/deferred-adjudication search.
What was reviewed: current inmate and 48-hour release search, roster fields and disclaimer, Detention Center address/hours, written Sheriff open-record process, local background checks, magistration viewing, cash/surety/personal bond rules, surety fees and restricted bond hours, visitation schedules, Cidnet pricing examples, inmate deposits/mail rules, property release, felony/misdemeanor court routing, District Clerk older-record fees, indigent defense, victim services, Texas DPS search pricing and current Chapter 55A expunction framework.

ArrestRecordss.com is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office, Kendall County Detention Center, County Clerk, District Clerk, 451st District Court, 498th District Court, Criminal District Attorney, Texas Department of Public Safety, Cidnet/Encartele, JailATM, any bail company, court or law firm.

Arrest, booking, bond, custody, court, visitation, fee and criminal-history information can change. Verify live official records and multiple identity details before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, publication or safety decision. An arrest or jail booking is not proof of guilt.

Last official-source review: August 19, 2026.

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