Eden Detention Detainee Lookup

Eden Detention Center Overview

Eden Detention Center appears in federal and ICE detention sources and is listed in the facility map as an ICE/federal contract detention site. The research identifies CoreCivic as the operator under federal detention contracts and notes that ICE's detention-facility page lists the site. It should not be described as the Concho County jail, the Concho County jail roster, or the place to search ordinary Concho County pretrial bookings. Concho County's official custody structure is different: the sheriff's office is the local arresting and records agency, while TCJS labels the county as having no jail.

The correct search route depends on custody type. Immigration detainees use ICE Online Detainee Locator System. Federal sentenced prisoners use the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator. Federal pretrial detainees may be in U.S. Marshals custody and may not appear in BOP until committed to BOP custody. Local Concho County arrestees should be traced through the sheriff, VINELink, receiving county rosters such as Tom Green, and then state or federal systems only when the case type supports that route.

The ICE Eden Detention Center facility page is the official facility source for current ICE contact and detainee instructions.

The facility screenshot ties Eden Detention Center to ICE routing, which is separate from county jail roster and Concho sheriff custody searches.

Eden Detention Population Limits

The research did not locate an official current bed count or population figure for Eden Detention Center in the reviewed sources. Because the user instructions prohibit invented capacity numbers, no capacity stat block is used for this facility. The facility map states that Eden Detention Center holds ICE detainees and other federal detainees depending on current federal contracts. It also says the page should avoid claiming the facility houses ordinary Concho County pretrial detainees unless a current official contract confirms that specific relationship.

Search Eden Detention Detainees

Use federal and immigration tools, not a county jail roster, for Eden Detention Center. ICE ODLS is the first search point for immigration detainees. It searches by A-number and country of birth, or by biographical name fields when a number is not available. BOP is used for federal inmates from 1982 to present, with number-search and name-search tabs. Federal pretrial custody often routes through U.S. Marshals rather than BOP, so the U.S. Marshals Northern District of Texas may be relevant when no public BOP result appears.

1. Search ICE ODLS by A-number and country of birth when immigration detention is possible.
2. If no A-number is available, use ODLS biographical search with the most exact name and country information available.
3. For federal criminal custody, search the BOP inmate locator by register number or by name.
4. For federal pretrial cases, contact the correct federal case route, such as the U.S. Marshals Northern District of Texas or the federal court attorney of record.
5. If the person was arrested locally in Concho County, call the sheriff first to confirm whether the case is local, state, federal, or immigration-related.

Eden Detention Center Contact

The facility map lists Eden Detention Center at 702 E Broadway Street in Eden, Texas, with phone 325-869-2704. Use the ICE facility page for current visiting, detainee contact, and facility-specific instructions before travel. The research notes that ICE facility rules can change, so callers should confirm the detainee is at Eden Detention Center and ask what identification, scheduling, property, and attorney-visit rules apply.

Eden Detention Visiting Rules

Visiting rules for Eden Detention Center are facility-specific and agency-specific. ICE detainee visits should follow the ICE facility page, not Concho County jail assumptions. Federal criminal custody may involve U.S. Marshals, BOP, contract-facility rules, attorney visits, and different security procedures. A visitor should confirm the detainee's exact status, visiting approval needs, identification rules, dress code, and arrival process before driving to Eden.

Eden Detention Mail and Money

Mail, phone, and money rules for Eden Detention Center should be confirmed through ICE or the federal custody agency. Immigration detention does not operate like a county commissary page, and BOP federal-prison money rules do not automatically apply to every federal pretrial detainee in a contract facility. Use the detainee's full legal name, A-number, register number, or other confirmed identifier only after the agency verifies custody.

The BOP inmate locator screenshot in the project image set shows why federal routing is separate from county jail search.

BOP results can identify federal inmates and related institution links, but ICE detainees still require ICE ODLS and facility-specific ICE instructions.

Eden Federal Intake

Eden Detention Center intake should be discussed as federal or immigration detention, not street-arrest booking by the Concho sheriff. An immigration detainee may be processed through ICE custody and located through ODLS. A federal defendant may be in U.S. Marshals custody before sentencing, then may move to BOP after commitment. A local Concho County arrest may still become a state or county matter and never involve Eden Detention Center. The case type controls the search path.

ICE detainer

A request or custody action tied to immigration enforcement, separate from county booking.

USMS custody

Federal pretrial or transport custody managed through the U.S. Marshals Service.

BOP commitment

Federal Bureau of Prisons custody after federal sentence or qualifying commitment.

A-number

An immigration identifier often used to search ICE ODLS.

About Eden Detention Custody

Eden Detention Center is included because it is a detention facility in Concho County, but the facility type changes the whole lookup method. County jail pages focus on arrests, bookings, bonds, mugshots, and short-term jail custody. Eden Detention Center focuses on ICE and federal detention, where public mugshot galleries are not part of the search process and where custody may be governed by ICE, BOP, USMS, or contract-facility rules.

For ordinary Concho County jail questions, start with the Concho County Sheriff's Office / Eden Law Enforcement Center contact route and then check receiving jail rosters such as Tom Green when directed. For ICE custody, use ODLS. For federal sentenced custody, use BOP. For federal pretrial custody, use USMS routing and case counsel.