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Free, instant inmate locator for the Collin County jail — plus 24-hour bail bonds



For immediate inmate and bail information call (214) 910-3844. An agent answers around the clock, every day of the year.
Why Choose Collin County Inmate Search
Fast, free inmate locator service and 24/7 bail bond support for Collin County families.
How To Search For An Inmate In Collin County
City jail vs. county transfer, what you need before you search, and how long booking takes.
Collin County Jail
The county's single detention facility, official lookup links, and inmate services.
Bail Options After Inmate Location
Texas bail law, the 48-hour magistration deadline, premium costs, and payment plans.
Visitation Rules & Inmate Services
How scheduled visitation, commissary deposits, and inmate phone accounts work.
About McKinney, TX
The county seat, the courts complex, and the communities we serve across Collin County.
If someone you care about has been arrested anywhere in Collin County, Collin County Inmate Search gives you a fast, dependable way to confirm where they are being held and what the bond is.
We work McKinney, Plano, Allen, and Frisco every day, along with Wylie, Murphy, Celina, Prosper, Anna, and the smaller communities across the county. Our office sits on South Central Expressway in Allen, a short drive up US 75 from the detention facility.
Transparent pricing, no hidden fees, and a straight answer about what a bond will cost before anything is signed. Call (214) 910-3844.
These are the county's own systems — the same tools the licensed agents we connect you with use. Prefer to talk it through instead? Call (214) 910-3844 and our local team will run the search for you, free.
The Sheriff's official inmate information system — current bookings, charges, and bond amounts, updated around the clock.
McKinney Police maintain their own arrests page. City arrests appear there before any transfer into county custody.
The Collin County Sheriff's Detention Bureau — (972) 547-5200 or (972) 424-1460 ext. 5200. This is the county's number, not Collin County Inmate Search's bail line.
Not every Collin County arrest starts in the county jail. Knowing which agency made the arrest is the difference between a five-minute search and hours of dead ends.
Collin County runs its own official inmate search, updated around the clock. It shows charges, bond amounts, and booking status. Use the full legal name — nicknames and misspellings are the most common reason a search comes back empty.
McKinney PD, Plano PD, Allen PD, Frisco PD, and other city departments book locally before any county transfer. McKinney PD maintains its own arrests search page separate from the county system.
A fresh arrest may take time to appear in the county system. Until the municipal jail finishes processing and transfers the person to county custody, the county lookup will not show the record.
Unlike larger counties with multiple jails, Collin County operates one county-run facility on Community Avenue in McKinney. If the person is in county custody, that is where they are — no guessing between buildings.
Give us a name and a rough date of birth at (214) 910-3844. We check the county system and the city jails, then call you back with the location and the bond amount.
Collin County operates one county-run jail. Everyone booked by the Sheriff's Office ends up here, as does anyone transferred out of a McKinney, Plano, Allen, or Frisco city jail into county custody.
4300 Community Avenue, McKinney, TX 75071
(972) 547-5200
The only county-run jail in Collin County. Everyone booked by the Collin County Sheriff's Office — and everyone transferred in from a city police department — is held here. Booking, magistration paperwork, and bond posting all run through this facility around the clock.
Official inmate lookupLetters and cards for Collin County inmates are processed electronically. Mail goes to an out-of-state scanning address and is then delivered to the inmate on a tablet or kiosk — it is not sent to 4300 Community Avenue. Anything mailed directly to the facility is likely to be returned, so check the current mailing instructions on the county's inmate information page first.
County mail instructionsBecause Collin County runs a single detention facility, finding someone in county custody is far simpler than in a multi-jail county. Collin County Inmate Search offers a free 5-minute inmate locator service, agents available 24/7, flexible financing, and bonds posted directly at the Collin County Detention Facility.
Call (214) 910-3844Once you know where your loved one is being held, the next question is the bond. Texas law shapes both when bail is set and what a bail bond costs.
Article 15.17 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure requires that an arrested person be taken before a magistrate without unnecessary delay and no later than 48 hours after arrest. The bond amount is set at that magistration — and appears in the county inmate search once it is entered.
Read Art. 15.17Article 17.15 directs the magistrate to set bail high enough to secure the defendant's appearance but not as an instrument of oppression, weighing the offense, the defendant's ability to make bail, and community safety. Article 17.028, added by the Damon Allen Act, sets the 48-hour bail decision deadline.
Read Chapter 17Bail bond sureties in Texas are licensed and regulated under Chapter 1704 of the Texas Occupations Code. Premiums typically run about 10% of the face amount of the bond, and qualified cosigners can start as low as 1% down on a written payment plan.
Read Ch. 1704| Bail Amount | Typical 10% Premium | Payment Plan Available |
|---|---|---|
| $1,500 | $150 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
| $5,000 | $500 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
| $10,000 | $1,000 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
| $25,000 | $2,500 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
| $50,000 | $5,000 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
| $100,000 | $10,000 | Yes, as low as 1% down with an approved cosigner |
Examples only. The exact premium and down payment depend on the charge, the court, and cosigner qualification. Call (214) 910-3844 for an exact quote before anything is signed.
Visitation at the Collin County Detention Facility is scheduled in advance through ViaPath — it is not a walk-in jail for visits. Specific visiting hours change, so confirm the current schedule directly on collincountytx.gov before you travel to McKinney.
Deposits for commissary and phone are handled through Access Corrections, online or by phone.
Open providerVisits are scheduled in advance through ViaPath — this is not a walk-in jail for visitation.
Open providerCalling accounts are set up through ICSolutions at icsolutions.com.
Open providerCollin County criminal cases are heard at the county courts complex on Bloomdale Road in McKinney. Confirm the court, floor, and setting time with the clerk before traveling.
2100 Bloomdale Rd., McKinney, TX 75071
Felony cases go to the Collin County district courts and misdemeanors to the county courts at law — both are housed in this building. Arraignments, bond conditions, and case settings for people in county custody are handled here.
We know families have urgent questions when a loved one is in custody. Here are answers to the questions we hear most.
McKinney is the seat of Collin County, roughly 30 miles north of downtown Dallas along US 75. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, known for its restored 19th-century downtown square and the county's government complex on the north side of town — the detention facility on Community Avenue and the courts building on Bloomdale Road sit within a few minutes of each other. The wider county includes Plano, Frisco, Allen, Wylie, Murphy, Celina, Prosper, and Anna.
A restored 19th-century courthouse square of shops, restaurants, and the old county courthouse, a few minutes from the current courts building.
A 289-acre sanctuary with native trails and a raptor center on the south side of McKinney.
A lakeside city park with walking loops and fishing piers, popular with McKinney families.
Allen's arena and event venue, minutes from our office on South Central Expressway.
Plano's corporate and dining district in the southwest corner of the county.
The county's main north–south artery, connecting Allen, Plano, and McKinney to the detention facility.
The east–west route linking Frisco and Allen to McKinney and the courts complex.
An arrest in Collin County is disorienting, especially at night. We offer a rapid inmate search — typically under five minutes — affordable bail bonds with 1%, 2%, and 3% down-payment tiers for those who qualify, and local agents on call 24 hours a day at (214) 910-3844.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week — including all holidays. Agents are standing by right now.
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