Concho Valley Probation Releases
Concho Valley Community Supervision and Corrections Department serves Irion, Tom Green, Concho, Coke, Sterling, Runnels, and Schleicher Counties. It administers adult probation ordered by local courts. Community supervision means the person serves a court sentence in the community under conditions. It does not mean release from TDCJ on parole.
A person may leave the Tom Green County Detention Center after a judgment places them on probation. The signed judgment establishes the legal status, while the jail release entry establishes the physical exit time. Use both records because a court order alone does not show the exact moment staff completed discharge or whether another hold remained.
Confirm Irion Probation Status
Use the Irion court docket and cause number first. Felony matters generally begin with the District Clerk and 51st District Court record; misdemeanors may be in County Court. Read the actual order rather than guessing from a roster exit.
- Identify the correct Irion cause number and court.
- Obtain the signed judgment or community-supervision order.
- Confirm the jail's actual release time and disposition.
- Check the order for the supervising department.
- Contact CSCD for reporting navigation when authorized.
No official public name-by-name probationer lookup was documented. The absence of a web result does not show that probation ended or never existed. Ask the clerk for later modification, revocation, early termination, or discharge orders when reviewing historical status.
Probation Is Not Parole
The two San Angelo routes serve different legal outcomes. Concho Valley CSCD follows a local court order. TDCJ Parole Division follows a prison release. Bond conditions are a third category and apply while a case is pending.
| Status | Source | Release evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Probation | Irion court and Concho Valley CSCD | Judgment plus jail release entry |
| Parole | TDCJ/BPP and San Angelo DPO | TDCJ actual release and supervision status |
| Bond | Court and releasing jail | Bond order plus physical release record |
| Federal supervised release | Federal court and U.S. Probation | Federal judgment and BOP release |
A person can have more than one case, so a probation order does not cancel an unrelated hold. Ask the physical jail whether all holds were cleared.
Concho Valley CSCD Contact
The department's official materials specifically list Irion County among the counties served. Use the office for current reporting instructions, payment or program navigation directed to the supervised person, and the proper records channel. Public disclosure to unrelated callers may be limited.
Concho Valley CSCD3036 N. Bryant Blvd.
San Angelo, TX 76903
325-659-6544
Do not confuse this address with a release pickup location. CSCD is a supervision agency, not the Tom Green jail and not the Irion Sheriff. A person physically leaving detention should follow instructions from the releasing jail and signed court order.
Concho Valley Record Proof
Request the docket sheet, charging instrument, judgment, sentence, jail-time-credit entry, order placing the person on community supervision, later modification or termination order, and any revocation or discharge notation. The court record proves what the judge ordered. The jail record proves when the person left that booking.
- Community supervision
- The Texas court term commonly called probation.
- Revocation
- A court action that can end probation and impose another consequence after due process.
- Early termination
- A signed court order ending supervision before the original term expires.
- Discharge
- A formal end to the ordered supervision, shown by the governing record.
Use the clerk's official request route and the cause number. A name alone can mix people or separate cases.
Irion's Two-Agency Release Chain
TCJS reports Irion County has zero rated jail capacity, while official evidence identifies Tom Green as the receiving county. Irion's own roster link also points to Tom Green. That means a probation release can involve three distinct records: the Irion judgment, the Tom Green physical jail exit, and the Concho Valley CSCD assignment.
Preserve each agency name. Generic claims about an operating Irion jail obscure the custody path and can send a family to the wrong place.
Irion Probation Release Limits
A Tom Green Released card may list a timestamp, photograph, booking number, and charges, but it does not consistently explain that the person left under a probation judgment. The detailed release code and signed order fill that gap. Conversely, a judgment does not prove the door time or clearance of every hold.
No public Irion absconder list or county probation roster was found. An allegation that someone stopped reporting is not a conviction. Use court entries and CSCD channels, not social posts or a missing web result.
Correct Probation Release Records
Send a jail-card or release-time error to the physical jail. Send an Irion arrest or transfer error to the Sheriff. Send a docket transcription issue to the clerk, while recognizing that only a court can alter a signed judgment. Direct a CSCD administrative record concern to the department.
Quote the booking or cause number, identify the precise field, provide documentary support, and request a written answer. The Irion parole and probation resource explains both supervision systems and their separate confirmation routes.
Irion Court Record Channels
The Irion Clerk can route a request by cause number. Posted hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 to 4:30 and Friday from 8:00 to 4:00, though current information should be checked before visiting. The District Clerk offers iDocket, a request form, posted records, and fee material. Ask which court accepted the filing.
Request the signed supervision order and any later modification, revocation, termination, or discharge. If jail credit or time served appears, retain the physical release log too. The court explains authority; the jail documents the end of booking. A docket label alone should not replace the signed instrument.
Concho Valley Disclosure Limits
No public probation-name search was found. CSCD may confirm reporting instructions to the supervised person or an authorized party, but an unrelated caller should not expect a home address, reporting schedule, or sensitive condition. Historical confirmation belongs in the judgment and later court orders.
Current practical questions follow the assigned officer's channels. If the record says parole or mandatory supervision, move the inquiry to TDCJ and San Angelo DPO. If it says bond conditions, use the court and releasing jail. These labels are not interchangeable even when each person is outside a cell.
Irion Probation History
For an older case, follow the full docket through sentence, modification, early termination, discharge, or revocation. A probation order may coexist with another case or warrant. Confirm the physical jail disposition and all known holds before stating that release placed the person in the community. The CSCD record cannot by itself prove the door time.
Verify an Irion Probation Release
Begin with the signed Irion judgment. Confirm that it says community supervision or probation and names the responsible department. Then obtain the physical jail release entry from Tom Green or Irion. The judgment proves what the judge ordered; the jail record proves the actual discharge time. Neither source alone establishes both facts, and another hold can prevent release even after one court signs an order.
Follow the docket for later events. An order may modify conditions, revoke supervision, terminate it early, or discharge the person at the end. Ask for the signed document behind each docket label. A capias or warrant entry can affect custody. Jail-time credit and time-served language explain sentence accounting but do not replace the release log.
Concho Valley CSCD serves seven named counties, including Irion. Its San Angelo office supplies reporting navigation to the supervised person or an authorized party. It does not operate the detention center and should not be used as a pickup site. No public probationer or absconder name list was documented. A missing internet result cannot establish compliance, discharge, or a violation.
When the Tom Green released card does not specify probation, request its code and compare it with the judgment. Preserve the booking number, cause number, release time, court, and CSCD assignment. If the order instead says parole or mandatory supervision, the correct path changes to TDCJ and San Angelo DPO. Keeping these two San Angelo systems separate is essential to an accurate Irion release record.
Concho Valley Release Corrections
A correction request must follow the field. Tom Green owns its booking card, photograph, and physical release time. Irion Sheriff owns its arrest and transfer entry. The clerk maintains the docket, though only the court can change a signed order. CSCD owns its administrative supervision record. Send the exact cause or booking number, identify the disputed field, attach reliable support, and ask for a written response.
This division matters when one source updates before another. A corrected judgment does not automatically alter an old jail card, and a corrected release time does not rewrite the sentence. Ask whether downstream feeds refresh after the source correction. Preserve the agency response with the original record so the change remains understandable.