Locate Travis County Correctional Complex Inmates

Travis Correctional Complex Overview

The Travis County Sheriff's Office facilities page lists the Travis County Correctional Complex at 3614 Bill Price Road in Del Valle. TCCC is operated by the Travis County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau and functions as a county jail housing and operations site. It is not a state prison. It holds people in county custody, including pretrial detainees, local sentenced inmates, and people moved from the downtown Travis County Jail | Central Booking Facility after intake and classification.

TCCC is also the public-facing location for several tasks that families usually associate with the whole jail system. TCSO states that all onsite video visits for both TCCC and the downtown jail are administered at the Del Valle correctional complex. The same site includes the Finance Building used for in-person inmate trust-fund deposits. Property release also has a TCCC schedule. Those details make the complex more than a housing site. It is often where visitors, family members, and people posting or arranging support must go after confirming custody.

The official TCSO facilities list is the source that connects TCCC to the sheriff correctional system and its public address.

The facility screenshot supports the address and role, while the visitation and commissary pages supply the more detailed visitor and money rules.

Travis Correctional Complex Population

TCSO does not publish a separate TCCC bed count on the facility page reviewed for this build. The Corrections Bureau instead describes two separate correctional sites with a combined housing capacity of 2,812. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards reported the Travis County jail system at 2,407 people in custody and 3,535 capacity on June 1, 2026. Those numbers are useful for Travis County inmate population context, but they should not be treated as the head count inside TCCC alone. Housing can shift between downtown and Del Valle based on classification, staffing, medical and mental-health needs, court events, and available units.

The main practical point is location verification. A person may enter custody downtown and later be housed at TCCC. Call 512-854-4180 before planning a visit, mailing items, or trying to pick up property, because a roster page marked expired may not show a reliable housing location.

Search TCCC Jail Custody

TCCC inmates are Travis County jail inmates, so the search path is the TCSO current inmate process rather than the TDCJ state prison locator. The official TCSO find-an-inmate page is the first county source to check, but the research capture found it marked Expired. When that public page is not functioning, TCSO's own jail information line is the next custody source. The Travis County jail inmate records page gives the broader county lookup chain for current and released custody records.

1. Start with the TCSO find-an-inmate page and check whether the form is available.
2. If the page remains expired, call 512-854-4180 and ask for current custody and facility location.
3. Ask whether the person is housed at TCCC, the downtown jail, or another custody system before scheduling a visit.
4. Use the incarceration records request path for historical confinement records from May 1988 forward.
5. If the person has been sentenced and transferred to prison, search the TDCJ locator instead of the county jail path.

Travis Correctional Complex Contact

The TCCC address is the correct public location for onsite visitation and in-person inmate trust-fund deposits. The same jail information number is used for Travis County custody questions. Because housing can change after booking, confirm the person's location before driving to Del Valle.

Travis Correctional Complex Visits

The TCSO visitation page states that all TCCC and Travis County Jail onsite video visits are administered at the TCCC Del Valle Correctional Complex. Onsite visitation runs Wednesday through Sunday, excluding county holidays, from 8 AM to 9 PM. Face-to-face visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through ViaPath Technologies Travis County Visitation Scheduling. Video visits may be scheduled through ViaPath or through the kiosk in the TCCC Visitation Center. ViaPath support is listed as 1-855-208-7349.

The visitation screenshot is especially relevant to TCCC because the Del Valle complex is the central onsite visit location for both sheriff jail sites.

TCSO allows two visits per week, face-to-face or onsite video. Visitors should arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled visit, and check-in ends 15 minutes before visit time. Visitors 17 or older need government-issued photo identification. Minors under 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The face-to-face visitation area allows two visitors, or three when children under 12 are present. No food or beverages are allowed in visitation, and the conservative dress code is enforced.

TCCC Mail and Money

TCSO lists the Travis County Correctional Complex as a housing location for inmate mail and as the place for in-person deposits to an inmate trust fund. Mail should include the incarcerated person's full name and booking number if available. If custody location is uncertain, call the jail information line before sending mail. Attorneys use the attorney message line and should provide the client's booking number, full name, and date of birth if available. Attorney calls are handled under separate rules from family phone or video contact.

TCSO's money and commissary page identifies the TCCC Finance Building as the in-person deposit site and gives the Western Union code city for trust-fund deposits.

The money page matters for TCCC because the in-person deposit address is at the Del Valle complex, not the downtown Central Booking facility.

TCCC Property Release

TCCC has specific public-facing release times for property and money. The research notes that property release at TCCC is available seven days a week from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM. Money release at TCCC is Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 8:30 PM. Property can include keys, identification, wallet, jewelry, and similar personal items placed in a sealed valuable bag, while clothing is stored separately. The person in custody may need to authorize a release, so callers should check TCSO rules before arriving.

TCCC After Central Booking

TCCC is not where most new Travis County arrestees first enter the jail system. TCSO states that people arrested in Travis County are brought to the Central Booking Facility within the downtown jail. After booking, the person may be released, may remain downtown, or may be moved to TCCC depending on classification and housing needs. Classification is a jail review of security, medical, mental-health, and housing factors. It is one reason the current facility location can differ from the arrest location shown in early booking information.

For court dates and formal charges, the jail is only part of the chain. The Odyssey Portal and clerk systems show court cases after the prosecution and court process begins. For bond location questions, TCSO's bond material tells users to call 512-854-4180 before paying a cash bond because the defendant's housing location affects where the person is held.

About Travis Correctional Complex

TCCC is the county's Del Valle correctional complex and a major operational counterpart to the downtown jail. County policy and jail condition issues usually apply across the whole sheriff correctional system, not only to one building. The Travis County research material notes ongoing official behavioral-health diversion work and public concern about jail population pressure, violent-offense cases, court backlog, and mental-health needs. TCSO also maintains PREA reporting pages and medical and mental-health contact points. For urgent mental-health information about a person in custody, the listed 24/7 number is 512-854-9889, with 512-854-5356 listed if the online mental-health form cannot be completed.