WITNISS TO YOUTH SAfiTY
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How to Plan a Texas Juvenile Justice
Department Facility Tour
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6AtKGROUND
THf JIXAS JUYfNili JUSJICI SYSTfM
Texas is experiencing a time when communities are safer from crime and troubled
kids are increasingly likely to turn their lives around, but also a time of
continuing challenges in our juvenile justice system.
Various improvements in the school setting and in the court system have
contributed to statewide system improvements , but the most visible
transformation has been within the main agencies charged with juvenile justice.
Since 2007, eight state-run , secure facilities closed , while two others merged.
Meanwhile, the number of youth in Texas's secure juvenile facilities fell
dramatically-by roughly 70 percent%- and those who were entering lock-ups spent
less time there. Today, only juvenile offenders who have committed felonies are
held in state-run, secure facilities. Beyond lower absolute numbers, the reforms
have decreased recidivism among children in the system and decreased juvenile
crime statewide.
In December , 2011 , the creation of the new Texas Juvenile Justice Department
(T JJD) unified the responsibility for administering juvenile justice under a single
agency and tasked the agency with partnering with the state's 254 county
probation departments to rehabilitate kids close to home whenever possible .
Among other things , the law that created TJJD charged the agency with working
to ensure that:
·Fewer kids who come into contact with the juvenile justice system are
incarcerated, either in state- or county-run facilities ;
• Children who remain at home enter proven programs designed to help them
avoid further delinquency;
• Children who are incarcerated at the county level are held close to home; and
• Children who must be sent to state-run facilities have the best possible chance
of rehabilitation.
Recent reports of increased violence and abuse in state-run, secure facilities
show Texas has not fully translated its reforms into every-day practice . In
particular, there is an increased concentration of youth with high needs that
require a heightened concentration of staff who are well equipped to make these
facilities safer . If Texas wants to support youth success in communities , it must
increase funding to community programs and support. Moreover , Texas must stay
focused on the goal of ensuring that the higher-need youth in those facilities are
not only safe, but also receive the help and education necessary for them to grow
into productive adults.
The transition to a new system of governance brings us to a critical watershed.
Those of us concerned about the welfare of Texas children-and those of us who
take seriously the idea that juvenile offenders have the capacity to change-must
work to ensure that the legislative and administrative reforms of the last years
continue to translate into on-the-ground changes for the tens of thousands of
Texas children and teens referred to the juvenile justice system annually. We
must remain vigilant to ensure that children who remain in their communities
receive the consistently high-quality treatment needed to help them achieve
better outcomes. We have come too far, made too much progress in reforming our
system and seen too great an improvement in our youth crime rates and
community safety to turn back now.
SCIIfD UliNG Tllf TO UR
To schedule a tour of a Texas juvenile justice facility , you will need to contact the
facility directly (see Directory included at the end of this toolkit). Each facility
handles tours slightly differently , but the notion of a group tour should be
something that the facility is generally familiar with.
Be tenacious. Getting your tour scheduled may take some follow-up and some
awaiting of facility approvals.
When you call for your tour, be prepared to answer the following:
• How long of a tour would you like?
• How many people will be in your group?
• Are you hoping to have a question and answer session?
• What are the ideal dates and times for your tour?
• Do you want to meet with any staff in particular, or are there any program
components in particular that you would like to see?
Also , make sure and specifically request an opportunity to visit with the youth in
the facility. Often , visitors assume they will have this opportunity , but if you don ' t
specifically request it , this element of a tour might be omitted.
PlANNING IHf DAY
Consider the needs of your group and what ways you might plan your tour so that
it fits within a broader experience for your group. Some things to consider:
• Would it be helpful to plan a speaker for just prior to the tour?
• Will you need to schedule a breakfast prior to or a l unch after the event?
• Have you considered travel and parking logistics forur group?
• Have you considered a way to collect RSVPs and a means for sending
preparatory materials to the group?
• Does anyone in the group have special needs that should be
considered-challenges in mobility or other concerns?
PRlPARING Y®UR GRCUP
In order for your group to get the most out of their experience, you may want to
provide them preparatory reading materials. Along with the background section of
this guide and "Things to Keep in Mind" section , some informative materials that
you might want to provide to the group are :
Juvenile Justice
The Officer Will See You Now : A Juvenile Justice Brief
After the Juvenile Justice Reforms , Are Texas Kids Better Off?
IHINGS TO KIIP IN MIND
Each facility is a bit differen t and may have slightly different rules. You can
request a copy of facility rules from your facility contact when you schedule t he
tour, but there are some basic guidelines that wi ll apply to most facility tours.
How to dress for your tour:
Encourage your group to wear clothing that i s comfortable, since the tour will
l ikely inc l ude a significant amount of walking. Tennis shoes, blue jeans, and a
shirt with a higher education logo is an outfit often recommended by TJJD staff.
Clothing that is generally NOT permitted in facilities:
• Skirts or pants that are shorter than mid-calf
• Sleeveless blouses or shirts
• Cropped shirts
• Logos or the l ike that could be interpreted as referencing gang culture
What to bring and what not to bring:
Photo identification will be required to enter the facility. The following forms
of photo identification will be accepted:
• Drivers license
• Other state-issued identification card
• Current military or schoo l-issued identif i cat ion card
Generally speaking, you should avoid bringing in any items inside the facility,
save perhaps something to write with and paper. Things that you will generally
NOT be permitted to bring into the facility include:
• electronic items• purses and/or briefcases
including cell phones and cameras
• notebooks with metal spiral binding
• lotion
• anything made of glass(if you wear
glasses , you are permitted to wear
• lip balm
• money
them .)
• tobacco products
• lighter or matches
• medications
• weapons
• food and beverages
IHf DAY Of IHI I®UR
Sign-in:
Al l members of your tour will be asked to sign i n and present photo identification
upon arriving at the facility . Each visitor wi l l then receive a visitor's badge,
which must be worn and visible throughout the tour. Facility staff will also ask
visitors to submit any keys they have in their possession. These will be returned
at the end of the tour once the visitor again presents photo identification.
Security Check :
Please advise your group that visitors are required to pass through a metal
detector before entering the facility . At this time , visitors will be asked to
remove their shoes , empty their pockets , and remove any outer garments, such
as coats or jackets.
Overall Tour Rules:
During your tour , the staff will ask that you remain with the group and visible to
th e tour guide.
Speak up:
Feel free to ask your tour guide questions , and if the tour does not include areas
or programs that you understood would be covered , feel free to ask your guide if
you can be inc luded . Similarly , you may want to remind your tour guide that you
are seeking the opportunity to visit directly with youth .
1. How long have you been here?
2. Do you feel safe?
3. Do you currently have a mentor?
4. Are there gangs here?
5. Do you ever get confined to your room?
6. Does your fami l y visit you? Do they live close by? How often do you see them
or talk to them on the phone?
7. When you get sick , who takes care of you?
8. When kids act up , how do they get punished here?
9. Do kids here get to see a counselor?
10. Do you have enough clean clothes to wear? Do you have warm clothes? Do
they fit?
11. Does your bed have c lean sheets? Do you have enough blankets at night?
12. Is your room c l ean?
13. Do you get enough food to eat?
14. Is the dining room clean?
15. Do you get enough water?
16. How much time do you spend out of your room? What do you do when you
aren ' t in your room?
17. Do you get to go outside? When was the last time?
18. Do you keep books in your room?
What are you reading?
19. How often do you go to school? What kind of work do you do there?
20. What are your plans for the future?
fOllOW -UP
Be sure to fill out the post-visit online form described in the next section.
Your group may wish to send a note thanking your facility tour guide for their time
in providing a tour, as we l l as any other staff who were helpful in setting up the
tour or providing information. Yo u may al so wish to send a thank you note to the
youth you spoke with during the tour.
Hopefully, your group has had a rich experience and been inspired to learn more.
Consider asking your group if they want to engage further by setting up regular
times to visit with youth , possibly organizing volunteer activities for the facility or
perhaps engaging with policymakers or the media on the conditions the group
observed. Rather than a one-day experience , the tour could be the starting place
for your group to actively engage in making the juvenile justice system better.
To stay informed about happenings in the juvenile justice system and to get
engaged with stakeholders dedicated to improving the juvenile justice system ,
visit: http: II w ww. t x chi I d r en . or g I j u v en i I e- justice-round tab I e
P®SI - VIS II ®NliNI f®RM
Your time spent with the youth you are visiting may raise concerns for you, or you
might have a positive experience you want to share . Either way , your impressions
and insights count and provide a window into how our juvenile justice system is
serving the youth in its care. Please fill out our online form at:
http: II t x chi Id r en . or gIG e t-In vo I v e d I Witness-to-Youth-S af e t y- Too I kit
Facility Type by
County Location
Type of
Facility
Address
Phone
Number
County PreAdjudication
1120 E. Crawford
Palestine, Texas
75801
(903) 731-8201
County PreAdjudication
705 Ellen Trout
Lufkin, Texas
75904
(936) 634-8365
County PreAdjudication
1511 Zanderson
Avenue
Jourdanton, Texas
78206
(830) 769-3900
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
4800 E Rancier
Ave.
Killeen, Texas
76543
(254) 618-4234
State run
Halfway House
17259
Nacogdoches Rd
San Antonio, TX
78266
301 East Mitchell
San Antonio, Texas
78210
301 East Mitchell
San Antonio, Texas
78210
8706 Mission Road
San Antonio, Texas
78214
(210) 651-4374
Anderson Coun!Y Probation
De~artment
Anderson County Juvenile Detention
Center
Angelina Count)£ Probation
De~artment
Angelina County Juvenile Detention
Center
Atascosa Coun!Y Probation
De~artment
Atascosa County Juvenile Justice
Center
Bell Count)£ Probation De~artment
Bell County Juvenile Services Center
Bexar Coun!Y Probation
Ayers House
De~artment
Bexar County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
Cyndi Taylor Krier Juvenile Correctional
Treatment
County PostAdjudication
Mission Road Center
County PostAdjudication
Brazoria Count)£ Probation
De~artment
(21 0) 335-7500
(210) 335-7500
(21 0) 924-9265
Clemens Unit- TDCJ
Brazoria County Juvenile Detention
Center
Adult Prison Youthful
Offenders
n.
nuyram
County PreAdjudication
Brazoria County Residential Treatment
Facility
County PostAdjudication
Brazos Count~ Probation
n, ut.nent
R.J. Holmgreen Juvenile Justice Center
11034 Hwy 36
Brazoria, Texas
77422
(979) 798-2188
20875 County Road
171
Angleton, Texas
77515
20875 County Road
171
Angleton, Texas
77515
(979) 864-1210
(979) 864-1210
County PreAdjudication
1904 Hwy 21 W
(979) 823-3544
Bryan, Texas 77803
Ron Jackson State Juvenile
Correctional Complex
State Secure
Facility (Girls)
(325) 641-4200
35th Judicial District Juvenile Justice
Center
County HoldOver
800 FM 3254
Brownwood, Texas
76801
1400 Houston
Street
Brownwood, Texas
76801
1438 N. 77th
Sunshine Strip
Harlingen, Texas
78550
2310 W. Hwy 77
San Benito, Texas
78586
2310 W. Hwy 77
San Benito, Texas
78586
(956) 425-6567
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
4690 Community
Ave.
McKinney, Texas
75071
(972) 548-64 70
State Secure
Facility
1379 FM 678
Gainesville, Texas
76240
(940) 665-0701
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Cameron
Count~
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(325) 646-0923
Probation
~.nent
Edna Tamayo House
State run
Halfway House
Amador R. Rodriguez Boot Camp &
Educational Center
County PostAdjudication
Darrel B. Hester Juvenile Justice
Center
County PreAdjudication
Collin Countv Probation~rtment
John R. Roach Juvenile Detention
Center
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(956) 361-3509
(956) 361-4603
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Gainesville State School
Cooke, Fannin & Grayson County
Juvenile Boot Camp
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
86 Dyess
Denison, Texas
75020
(903) 786-6326
Adult Prison Youthful
Offenders
Program (girls)
1500 State School
Road
Gatesville, Texas
76598-2996
(254) 865-8901
(**031)
State run
Halfway House
7929 Military
Parkway
Dallas, Texas
75227
2600 Lone Star
Drive
Dallas, Texas
75212
2600 Lone Star
Drive
Dallas, Texas
75212
1508 E Langdon Rd
Dallas, Texas
75241
10505 Denton Drive
Dallas, Texas
75220
1508-A East
Langdon Road
Dallas, Texas
75241
2600 Lone Star
Drive
Dallas, Texas
75212
(214) 388-5497
216 E 5th St
Hereford, Texas
79045
(806) 363-7002
Carvell Countv
Hilltop Unit - TDCJ
Dallas Countv Probation Deoartment
Cottrell House
Dallas County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
Dallas County Residential Programs
and Drug Treatment
County PostAdjudication
Dallas County Youth Village
County NonSecure
Letot Center
County NonSecure
Lyle B. Medlock Treatment Facility
County PostAdjudication
Marzelle Hill Transition Center
County NonSecure
Deaf Smith Coun~ Probation
Deoartment
Deaf Smith Country Youth Home
Denton Count~ Probation
Deoartment
County NonSecure
(214) 698-4212
(972) 225-9700
(214) 357-0391
(972) 225-9781
(214) 698-4212
McFadden Ranch
State run
Halfway House
3505 N. Haynes Rd
Roanoke, Texas
76262
210 South
Woodrow Lane
Denton, Texas
76205
(817) 491 -9387
Denton County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
Denton County Secure Correctional
Facility
County PostAdjudication
210 South
Woodrow Lane
Denton, Texas
76205
(940) 349-2470
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
599 S Fm 1329
San Diego, Texas
78384
(361) 279-2040
County PostAdjudication &
Pre Adjudication
1401 Yukon Rd
Odessa, Texas
79762
(432) 362-6356
Schaeffer House
State run
Halfway House
(915) 856-9324
El Paso County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
Samuel F. Santana Challenge Program
County PostAdjudication
12451 Garment
Road
El Paso, Texas
79938
6400 Delta Drive
El Paso, Texas
79905
6400 Delta Dr
El Paso, Texas
79905
County HoldOver
111 W. Franklin
Waxahachie, Texas
75165
(972) 923-5160
County NonSecure
111 N Wall St
Floydada, Texas
79235
(806) 983-4925
Duval Count~ Probation De~artment
(Tri-Coun~ Juvenile Probation
Department)
Judge Ricardo H. Garcia Regional
Juvenile Detention
Ector Coun~ Probation De~artment
Ector County Youth Center
(972) 434-884 7
El Paso Count~ Probation
De~artment
Ellis County Probation Department
Ellis County Short-Term Detention
Facility
Probation De~artment
Parent Adolescent Center
(915) 849-2500
(915) 849-2659
Flo~d Count~
Fort Bend
Coun~
De~artment
Probation
Fort Bend County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
122 Golfview
Richmond, Texas
77469
122 Golfview
Richmond, Texas
77469
(281) 633-7308
Fort Bend County Juvenile Leadership
Academy - Secure
County PostAdjudication
County PostAdjudication &
r·• 1\rljudicatlull
6101 Attwater Ave.
Dickinson, Texas
77590
(409) 770-5900
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudicat.on
800 N. Ave. F
Post, Texas 79356
(806) 495-0266
County PreAdjudication
310 Turk St.
Longview, Texas
75601
(903) 758-0121
County PreAdjudication
2613 North
Guadalupe St.
Seguin, Texas
78155
(830) 303-1274
300 Monroe St.3rd
Floor Courthouse
Kountze, Texas
77625
(409) 246-5175
6500 A Chimney
Rock
Houston, Texas
77081
1200 Congress
Baytown, Texas
77002
600 N. San Jacinto
Houston, Texas
77002
(713) 222-4400
(281) 633-7308
Galveston Countl£ Probation
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Jerry J. Esmond Juvenile Justice
Center
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Garza County Regional Juvenile Center
Greaa r.nuntv Probation Department
Gregg County Juvenile Detention
Center
Guadalu~e
Countl£ Probation
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Guadalupe County Juvenile Detention
Center
Hardin Cou1itv Probation n, ~arLilli::II...L
Hardin County Juvenile Detention
County PreCenter
Adjudication
Ha••·i~ Cou.itv Probation Depart.nent
Burnett Bayland Reception Center
County PostAdjudication
Harris County Juvenile Justice Center
County PreAdjudication
Harris County Residential Assessment
Unit
County PostAdjudication
(713) 222-4100
(712) 368-2800
Harris County Youth Village
County NonSecure
210 JW Mills Drive
Seabrook, Texas
77586
9120 Katy-Hockley
Road
Katy, Texas 77493
(713) 222-4700
Leadership Academy
County PostAdjudication
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
1401 Warren Drive
Marshall, Texas
75672
(903) 935-4871
Hays County Juvenile Pre-Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
(512) 393-5220
Hays County Juvenile Post-Detention
Center
County PostAdjudication
2250 Clovis Barker
Rd.
San Marcos, Texas
78666
2250 Clovis Barker
Rd.
San Marcos, Texas
78666
3801 East Monte
Cristo Road
Edinburg, Texas
78542
4513 W. Business
83
(956) 289-5500
Harrison Coun~ Probation
Department
Willoughby Juvenile Services
(713) 222-4600
Hays County Probation Department
Hidalgo County Probation
Department
Evins Regional Juvenile Center
State Secure
Facility
(512) 393-5220
Beta House
State run
Halfway House
Judge Mario E. Ramirez, Jr. Juvenile
Justice Center
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
County NonSecure
1001 N. Doolittle
Edinburg, Texas
78540
1711 Northbridge
St.
Weslaco, Texas
78596
(956) 587-6200
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
1300 Crossland
Road
Granbury, Texas
76048
(817) 579-0852
Judge Mario E. Ramirez Jr. Juvenile
Justice Center Transitional Program
Hood Countv Probation De artment
Granbury Regional Juvenile Justice
Center
Howard Coun~ Probation
Department
(956) 631-5111
(956) 969-2574
Howard County Short-Term Detention
Facility
Hunt Countv Probation Department
Hunt County Juvenile Detention Center
Jefferson Count~ Probation
Department
Minnie Rogers Juvenile Justice Center
County HoldOver
315 Main StreetAnnex
Big Spring, Texas
79720
(432) 264-2240
County PreAdjudication
2700 Johnson
Street
Greenville, Texas
75401
(903) 455-8555
County PreAdjudication
5326 Hwy 69 South
(409) 722-7474
County PreAdjudication
3501 Legion Drive
Kerrville, Texas
78028
(830) 257-6110
State Secure
2261 James
Turman Rd.
Giddings, Texas
78942
(979) 542-4500
County PreAdjudication
908 N. Tyus St.
Groesbeck, Texas
76642
(254) 729-3569
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
2025 N. Akron
Lubbock, Texas
79415
(866) 775-1 800
State Secure
116 Burleson Road
Mart, Texas 76664
2601 Gholson Rd.
Waco, Texas 76704
(254) 297-8200
Kerr Countv Probation Department
Kerr County Juvenile Facility
Lee Countv
Giddings State School
Limestone County Probation
Department
Limestone County Juvenile Facility
Lubbock Count~ Probation
Department
Lubbock County Juvenile Justice
Center
Mclennan County Probation
Department
Mclennan County State Juvenile
Correctional Facility (Mart)
Bill Logue Juvenile Justice Center
Mclennan County Juvenile Alternative
Shelter
Medina County Probation
DeRartment
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
County NonSecure
2601 Gholson Rd.
Waco, Texas 76704
(254) 757-5072
(254) 757-5072
Ever Change Academy
County PostAdjudication
805 McHaughten
Hondo, Texas
78861
(830) 426-2002
County PreAdjudication
3800 N. Lamesa
Rd.
Midland, Texas
79705
(432) 688-4541
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adi ud ication
696 N Fm 487
Rockdale, Texas
76567
(512) 446-3930
Montgomery County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
200 Academy Dr.
Conroe, Texas
77301
(936) 760-5805
Navarro County
Corsicana Residential Treatment
Center
State Secure
Facility
4000 W. 2nd
Avenue
Corsicana, Texas
75110
(903) 875-3200
State run
Halfway House
422 S. Enterprize
Pkwy
Corpus Christi,
Texas 78405
2310 Gollihar Rd.
Corpus Christi,
Texas 78415
2310 Gollihar Rd.
Corpus Christi,
Texas 78415
(361) 299-6307
9350 S Georgia St.
Amarillo, Texas
79118
9300 S Georgia
Amarillo, Texas
79118
(806) 468-5712
Midland Count~ Probation
Department
Barbara Culver Juvenile Detention
Center
Milam Countv Probation Department
Rockdale Regional Juvenile Justice
Center
Montgome~ Coun~
Probation
Deoartment
Nueces Count~ Probation
DeQartment
York House
Nueces County Juvenile Justice Center
I Overflow
County PreAdjudication
Robert N. Barnes Regional Juvenile
Facility
County PostAdjudication
Randall Count~ Probation
DeQartment
Randall County Next Step Home
The Youth Center of the High Plains
County NonSecure
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
(361) 561-6041
(361) 561 -6001
(806) 468-5708
San Patricio Coun!Y Probation
DeparL••n:mt
San Patricio County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
107 W. 5th St.
Sinton, Texas
78387
(361) 364-9508
Smith Cmmty p, .L1ation Depar mn:o•it
Smith County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
2630 Morningside
Drive
Tyler, Texas 75710
(903) 535-0850
County PreAdjudication
401 N. Britton, #1 00
Rio Grande City,
Texas 78582
(956) 488-8632
Willoughby House
State run
Halfway House
(817) 244-4992
Lynn W. Ross Juvenile Detention
Center
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Arljudication
8100 W. Elizabeth
Ln
Fort Worth, Texas
76116
2701 Kimbo Road
Fort Woth, Texas
76111
889 South 25th
Street
Abilene, Texas
79602
889 South 25th
Street
Abilene, Texas
79602
(325) 691 -7462
County PreAdjudication
1253 West 19th
Street
San Angelo, Texas
76903
(325) 655-2323
State run
Halfway House
7308 Cameron
Road
Austin, Texas
78752
(512) 452-6481
Stdrr C.Q!!,ntv Probation~
Starr County Juvenile Justice Center
Tarrant Coun!Y Probation
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Tavlor C~ntv r.,u~t
Taylor County Juvenile Detention
Center
Taylor County Post Adjudication Facility
Tom Green Coun!Y Probation
Deparu.nmt
Tom Green County Juvenile Detention
Center
Travis Countv rrobation~1 mtent
Turman House
County PreAdjudication
County PostAdjudication
(817) 838-4610
(325) 691-7462
Gardner-Betts Juvenile Justice Center
County PreAdjudication
2515 S. Congress
Ave.
Austin, Texas
78704
2515 S. Congress
Ave.
Austin, Texas
78704
(512) 854-7059
Meurer Intermediate Sanctions Center
County PostAdjudication
Val Verde County Juvenile Detention
Center
County PreAdjudication
200 Griner
Del Rio, Texas
78840
(830) 774-7553
Van Zandt County Youth Multi-Service
Center
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Ad· udication
323 E. Garland
Grand Saline,
Texas 75140
(903) 962-6292
Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice
Facility
County PostAdjudication &
Pre-Adjudication
97 Foster Field
Drive
Victoria, Texas
77904
(361) 575-0399
Solomon Casseb Jr. Webb County
Youth Village
County PreAdjudication
111 Camino Nuevo
Road, Hwy 359
Laredo, Texas
78046
(361) 586-6000
Wichita County Probation
De rtment
Judge Arthur R. Tipps Juvenile Justice
Center
County PreAdjudication
510 Lamar
Witchita Falls,
Texas 76307
(940) 766-8225
Williamson County Academy
County NonSecure
(512) 943-3255
Williamson County Juvenile Justice
Center
County PreAdjudication
Williamson County Triad Program
County PostAdjudication
1821 SE Inner Loop
Georgetown, Texas
78626
1821 SE Inner Loop
Georgetown, Texas
78626
1821 SE Inner Loop
Georgetown, Texas
78626
(512) 854-7059
(512) 943-3232
(512) 943-3232