The Potter County Sheriff's Office can be contacted by calling (806) 379-2900. The Potter County Detention Center can be contacted by calling (806) 335-4100.

We do not give out warrant information over the phone. You must present yourself in person to our warrants section, which is located at 13103 NE 29th Ave.

If you know where somebody is that has a warrant for their arrest, you can contact our warrants section at 379-2982.

Fill out a Citizen Complaint Form and drop it off the the receptionist in the Sheriff's Office. A completed form may also be faxed or mailed to the Sheriff's Office. Instructions for doing so are on the Complaint Form. These forms may be picked up from the receptionist during normal business hours, or you may download the form here.

The Probation Office is not a part of the Sheriff's Office. You may call them at 378-3700.

You can contact the Potter County Hot Check Office at 379-2271. They will give you the necessary information about how to handle the problem.

The first thing that needs to be determined is whether the offense you are reporting occurred inside or outside the city limits. Even if you reside in the rural county area, you must file your report with the Amarillo Police Department if the offense occurred inside the city limits. If your reported offense occurred outside the city limits, you can either call the Sheriff's Office to have a deputy dispatched to your residence or workplace to take the report or you may come in person to 13103 NE 29th Avenue where a deputy will meet with you to take the report. If you are reporting an offense that involves theft or vandalism, it is always best to have a deputy meet with you at the place of occurrence so that we may take necessary pictures and/or gather any evidence discovered during our initial investigation.

Fingerprints are being required for more jobs today than ever before. The Sheriff's Office offers fingerprinting services to citizens for a fee of $10 per fingerprint card required. Payment for the fingerprinting is cash only. We do not accept checks or credit/debit cards at this time. The service is offered Monday - Friday from 8:30AM - 3:30PM. As of March, 2011: Individuals requiring fingerprints for a Concealed Handgun License (CHL) may no longer use inked fingerprint cards for their application packets. Fingerprint submissions for this license MUST be done electronically. For more information about authorized services, see the Texas DPS website here. Additionally, we offer an identification kit for children and elderly who are prone to wander off. The kit includes a basic set of fingerprints that we take and also has a place for you to add a photograph and address information. This kit and service are free for children and those diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

Sex offender registration is required for those who are convicted of this type of criminal offense. Registrations are conducted Monday - Friday from 9:00AM - 4:00PM. This required registration is done at the Sheriff's Office located at 13103 NE 29th.

On the front page of this website, or "Public Records" drop-down menu above, is a link for our jail roster. This roster is in a PDF format and is available daily to include a full jail roster as well as a daily book-in roster. The roster is sorted by inmate name in alphabetical order. As of April, 2011, the Sheriff's Office has moved to a new management system that adds abbreviated codes to the beginning of all charges. The codes reflect the level of offense the inmate is being charged with. The codes MA, MB, and MC indicate the level of misdemeanor offense and the codes FX, F1, F2, F3 and FS indicate the level of felony offense. The code NA will be used if a level of offense does not apply to that particular charge. This can be in reference to probation violations, out-of-state offenses or offenses where only a fine is still owed.

You may send letters, money orders, small photographs (inmates are allowed to have three photographs, no Polaroids), legal papers, a paperback book and a small, soft-cover bible.

A soft-cover book may be sent to an inmate. The books become the property of the Potter County Jail Library when the inmate is finished with the book or when the inmate is released from custody. Inmates are not allowed to have magazines or newspapers. Please do not send or subscribe inmates to magazines, newspapers or other periodicals.

A soft-cover bible may be sent to an inmate. If the inmate already has a bible, any additional bibles received will be placed in the inmate's personal property, which is stored by the Sheriff's Office in a secure property room.

The property will be returned to sender at the sender's expense.

You may mail Cashier's Checks or money orders to an inmate. We will not accept cash or personal checks. The funds will be applied to the inmate's commissary account. Inmates are not allowed to have currency or cash in their possession. The Cashier's Check or money order should include the inmate's full name printed legibly on the face of the document. The Cashier's Check or money order should be sealed in an envelope and mailed to: Inmate's full name Potter County Detention Center 13100 NE 29th Amarillo, TX 79111 The sender should include a return address with the name and address of the sender printed legibly on the face of the envelope in the upper left hand corner. This way the mail may be returned to sender in the event the inmate has already been released from custody when we receive your mail.

No. Inmates are not allowed to send money through the mail.

There is no limit to the amount of money you can send or bring to an inmate as long as the funds are in the form of a Cashier's Check or money order.

You must include the inmate's full name and the address of the Potter County Detention Center. You must also include the senders name and return address printed legibly in the upper left hand corner of the envelope. Inmate's full name Potter County Detention Center 13100 NE 29th Amarillo, TX 79111

As it has been said in the past Governor Abbott signed an Executive Order GA-25 on May 22-2020 restricting visitations in county jails. That has now been receded WITH STIPULATIONS!! We had to devise a plan, get that approved from our Local Health Department and send that plan to Texas Commission on Jail Standards. That being said we have been approved for visitation, HOWEVER PLEASE READ THE REST OF THIS DO NOT JUST SHOW UP!!!!! Due to COVID-19 we will have some alterations to our original plan and procedures. Even though the Governor has said we can do without mask, MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED TO COME INTO AND OUT OF THE JAIL FOR VISITATION, ALONG WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING. This is to protect the Potter County Citizens as well as your loved ones and our Potter County Staff. All general population inmate will receive 2 visits weekly. Double or back to back visits will NOT be allowed at this time. We will only have 14 male visitation seats and 5 female seats, this will no doubt be tasking as we know many family members and friends will be coming to visit. The original rules of visitation will be used. See temporary schedule listed below: ​ Temporary Jail visitation will begin on April 5, 2021 with the following schedule and times listed below. 0830AM to 1130AM 1830PM to 2130PM If the person you are seeing has been booked in the last 3 weeks PLEASE CALL because they will have a specific time for visitation! The number to call is 335-4100 ​ Monday - Inmates with last name beginning with A THRU D Tuesday - Inmates with last name beginning with E THRU J Wednesday - Inmates with last name beginning with K THRU N Thursday - Inmates with last name beginning with O THRU R Friday - Inmates with last name beginning with S THRU Z

Inmates are allowed two (2) twenty minute visits every calendar week.

Contact visits are not allowed.

The Sheriff's Office does not release this information.

Inmates may release personal property to visitors at the inmate's request. Sheriff's Office personnel will complete the appropriate paperwork at the time of the property release.

You cannot call an inmate, however, inmates can place collect telephone calls from their housing assignments.

Inmates can place collect telephone calls from their housing assignments.

You must contact your local telephone company.

Contact the Detention Center and request a "call block" to be placed on your phone number.

Commissary is the term used to identify items that the inmates are allowed to purchase from the Sheriff's Office. These items include various snacks, undergarments, writing materials and personal hygiene items.