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This is a private reference site, not a government office. We cannot confirm whether someone is in custody, release a person from jail, post bond, pull official booking records, or obtain police reports for you. Use the official offices and portals below for those tasks.


Official Lamar County Contacts

For current local custody questions, start with the Lamar County Sheriff's Office or jail administration. The county materials list Sheriff Scott Cass at the sheriff's main office and list Lamar County Jail Administration at the same Brown Avenue public-safety complex. Published lobby or records-counter hours were not located in the research file, so call before visiting in person.

Lamar County Jail

125 Brown Avenue
Paris, TX 75460

Jail administration phone: 903-737-2404

Jail administration fax: 903-737-6991

Lamar County Sheriff's Office

125 Brown Avenue
Paris, TX 75460

Main phone: 903-737-2400

Fax: 903-783-0668

Use the record path that matches the type of information needed. Lamar County jail and court searches may begin at the Lamar County Odyssey Public Access portal. The sheriff's office is the local contact point for jail-held records. The Paris Police Records Division handles Paris Police records, and its official instructions say requests must be made in writing, not by telephone.

Some Lamar County jail bookings begin with a Paris Police arrest. For Paris Police records, the city states that open-records requests must be written, telephone requests are not accepted, and basic public copies are 10 cents per page. If a request requires an opinion from the Texas Attorney General, the Paris Police Records Division states that the opinion path may take up to 10 business days.

Those copy and review details apply to Paris Police records only. They should not be treated as Lamar County Sheriff's Office fees unless the sheriff's office confirms the same terms. Texas public-information requests are governed by Texas Government Code Chapter 552.

For custody alerts rather than official records, Texas users may also check VINELink Texas or the Texas Integrated Victim Services System. Notification services can help track changes, but they do not replace a direct custody confirmation from the office that holds the record.