Lamb County Contacts

Where to Ask for Jail or Court Records

For current custody, start with Sheriff Gary Maddox and the Lamb County Jail. The official sheriff page at co.lamb.tx.us/page/lamb.sheriff gives the jail address, phone, fax, contact form, and a VINELink custody-status pointer. No official Lamb County Sheriff mobile app was found during the research pass, so the practical paths are VINELink, the sheriff phone line, in-person or mail contact, and written records requests.

The research sources did not publish separate public lobby hours, a separate booking desk number, or a jail information line apart from the main sheriff/jail phone. Use (806) 385-7900 for live custody, booking, bond, visitation, and release-time questions unless the sheriff's office gives a more specific number.

The courthouse offices most likely to matter after an arrest are at 100 6th Drive in Littlefield. The official pages for the District Clerk, County Clerk, and County & District Attorney describe separate roles, so route the question by record type.

• District Clerk Debbie Long: 100 6th Drive, Room 212, Littlefield, TX 79339; phone (806) 485-0071. Use this office for district-court and felony case record routing.
• County Clerk Rene Trevino: 100 6th Drive, Room 103, Littlefield, TX 79339; phone (806) 485-0053. Use this office for county-level records and misdemeanor case routing when applicable.
• County & District Attorney Rickie R. Redman: 100 6th Drive, Room 210, Littlefield, TX 79339; phone (806) 485-0049. The prosecutor's office handles criminal prosecution and victim-assistance routing, but it does not replace the clerk for public case records.

Use the topic list below if you are unsure where to begin.

• For a person who may be in the county jail, use jail inmate records and then verify with the sheriff at (806) 385-7900.
• For booking photos, use jail roster mugshots and ask the sheriff whether a booking photo is releasable under the Texas Public Information Act.
• For charges filed after an arrest, use court records after a jail arrest and contact the District Clerk or County Clerk based on the case level.
• For facility-specific details, use the Lamb County Jail and Texas Civil Commitment Center pages listed in the footer.
• For a sentenced state prisoner, use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice locator instead of the county jail path.
• For federal or immigration detention, use the federal Bureau of Prisons or ICE locator systems, not the Lamb County Jail phone line unless the person was first booked locally.