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San Saba County, Texas — County Information

Public reference information for San Saba County — BondTx does not currently offer direct or affiliate bail bond service here.

County Information

Public Information — No Service Claim

This page is general public information about San Saba County, provided for reference only. BondTx does not have confirmed direct or affiliate bail bond service in this county today. BondTx provides direct bail bond service only in specific non-Bail Bond Board counties, and affiliate assistance only where a properly authorized local provider has been confirmed — see our current service areas below.

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About San Saba County

Status
Information only — no service claim
County Facts

Jail, Courthouse & History

Jail & Sheriff

Facility Location
500 E. Wallace St., Suite 206, San Saba, TX 76877
Jail Contact
325-372-5551
San Saba County Sheriff's Office

Courthouse & Courts

Court Building
500 E. Wallace St., Suite 204, San Saba, TX 76877
San Saba County

A moment in county history: San Saba County was established in 1856, carved from Bexar County and named for the San Saba River. The act creating the county was approved on February 1, 1856, and the county seat was set at present-day San Saba that July. Read the historical source

San Saba County courthouse reference photograph
San Saba County Courthouse, San Saba, Texas. Photo by 25or6to4, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Sources and verification notes

Jail, courthouse, and history details below were researched from public sources on September 23, 2026, and phone numbers were not call-tested — call ahead to confirm. Service availability above reflects BondTx's own current approvals, independent of this research.

FAQ

Common Questions

What is a bail bond?

A bail bond is a way to help secure someone's release from jail while their case is pending, through a licensed bail agency rather than paying the full bail amount directly to the court.

What information do you need from me?

At minimum, the defendant's name and where they're being held. Additional details like a booking number, charges, and your relationship to the defendant help speed things up — see our Before You Call checklist. If you don't have everything, call anyway.

Looking for Bail Bond Help in Texas?

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