Rolling Plains Detention Center Inmate Lookup

Rolling Plains Detention Center Overview

Rolling Plains Detention Center is located at 118 County Road 206 in Haskell, Texas. ICE lists the facility on its detention-facility pages under the Dallas Field Office, and the Texas Commission on Jail Standards reports Haskell as "Haskell (P)" in its jail population workbook. That "(P)" label is important because the facility is not best described as a conventional sheriff-only rural jail. The better local description is Haskell County and LaSalle Corrections operator nuance, with county/regional detention use and ICE presence.

The facility is the practical detention point for Haskell County inmate-population questions, but the total headcount is broader than local Haskell defendants. TCJS reporting can include local inmates, contract inmates, federal categories, parole or state-jail-felony categories, and other statuses. For a recent arrest by the Haskell County Sheriff, Haskell Police, DPS, or another local agency, start with the sheriff and facility. For immigration, federal sentenced, or TDCJ custody, use the separate official locator for that custody system.

The official ICE Rolling Plains Detention Center page confirms the facility's federal immigration detention context and Haskell location.

Because the ICE listing is facility-specific but not a local Haskell jail roster, it should be used with the facility phone and the proper custody locator.

Rolling Plains Capacity and Population

The most useful official population figures come from the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. The June 1, 2026 current population workbook reports capacity 562 and total jail population 401 for Haskell (P). The June 1, 2026 incarceration-rate workbook separately reports a Haskell county population base of 5,435, local inmate count of 16, and incarceration rate of 2.94 per 1,000. Those two state rows should not be merged into one claim that all 401 people are Haskell County local inmates.

The TCJS population reports page is the official landing page for the jail population workbooks used for these figures.

The TCJS numbers explain why Rolling Plains should be described as a large reported facility in a small county, with a local inmate count that is much smaller than the total facility population.

How to Look Up Someone Held at Rolling Plains

No official Haskell County online jail roster was located. The correct lookup path depends on why the person is held and which agency has custody. For a recent Haskell County arrest, start with the Haskell County Sheriff at 940-864-2345 and Rolling Plains Detention Center at 940-864-6200. Ask whether the person is a Haskell County local inmate, a contract inmate, a federal or U.S. Marshals detainee, an ICE detainee, or someone transferred to state prison.

1. Call the Haskell County Sheriff or Rolling Plains facility line to confirm whether the person is currently housed there.
2. For immigration detention, search ICE ODLS by A-Number and country of birth or by biographical fields when available.
3. For a sentenced Texas prisoner, search the TDCJ inmate search, which covers inmates currently incarcerated in TDCJ facilities.
4. For a sentenced federal prisoner, search the BOP inmate locator. Federal pretrial detainees may not appear there until after sentencing and commitment.
5. For custody or release notifications, check VINELink and verify Haskell or Rolling Plains coverage inside the portal.

Rolling Plains Address and Contact

Use the facility line for custody and facility-specific questions, and use the sheriff for Haskell County law-enforcement records or recent local arrest questions. County court records after booking are separate from jail custody records and may require the District Clerk, County Clerk, Justice Court, or re:SearchTX depending on charge level and filing status.

County, ICE, Federal, and TDCJ Custody Differences

Rolling Plains can create lookup confusion because a single physical facility may be relevant to several custody systems. A Haskell County pretrial inmate is not searched the same way as a sentenced TDCJ prisoner. An ICE detainee is not searched through TDCJ. A federal sentenced inmate is not searched through a local roster. Before asking about visits, money, mail, bond, or release, identify the custody type.

Visiting Someone at Rolling Plains

Official facility-specific visitation rules were not fully accessible in the reviewed sources. The ICE Rolling Plains facility page is the source to re-check because ICE facility pages often publish detainee visitation, legal visits, calls, mail, money, and concerns sections. Until a current schedule is confirmed, call Rolling Plains before traveling, bring government photo ID if a visit is approved, and ask whether the person is a local inmate or ICE detainee because rules can differ by custody type.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Rolling Plains

Do not mail cash, packages, books, magazines, or money orders to Rolling Plains unless the facility confirms the current rule, payee, address format, and accepted vendor. No official commissary vendor, phone vendor, online deposit fee table, kiosk instruction, or complete mail policy was verified in the accessible Haskell research. Exact identifiers may also differ for local inmates and ICE detainees, such as booking number, A-Number, or another agency number.

Booking and Intake at Rolling Plains

Haskell-specific booking steps were not published on the sheriff page. A local arrest normally moves from law-enforcement custody to an authorized detention facility for identity checks, property inventory, screening, fingerprints, booking photo, charge entry, warrant and hold checks, classification, and housing or release. For Haskell County, Rolling Plains is the detention point to confirm. A new booking may not appear online because no official local roster was located.

Bond and release questions should be asked only after confirming the custody type. Texas bond can involve cash, surety, personal bond, property bond, no-bond orders, parole holds, out-of-county warrants, federal holds, or ICE detention. Immigration custody and federal custody do not follow ordinary Haskell County criminal bond procedures. If the question is a filed criminal charge rather than current custody, use the appropriate clerk or re:SearchTX.

Jail Standards, Records, and Facility Oversight

TCJS regulates Texas county jails under Government Code Chapter 511 and publishes population reporting and jail-inspection information. The PREA audit research for Rolling Plains identified a LaSalle Corrections audit for Rolling Plains Regional Jail & Detention Center and reported older capacity and population figures for the audit period, but the current build should use the June 1, 2026 TCJS 562-capacity figure for jail-capacity claims unless a newer official facility-specific source is supplied. ICE detention standards may also apply to ICE detainees at Rolling Plains.

For booking records, mugshots, arrest reports, and older jail records that are not online, ask the sheriff or facility records custodian how to submit a Texas Public Information Act request under Texas Government Code Chapter 552. For jail standards and custody oversight, use TCJS resources. For immigration detention concerns, use ICE detention-management and facility channels. For state-prison transfer, visitation, or parole, use TDCJ and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles rather than the Haskell facility line.