Grand Prairie Police Department Jail
Grand Prairie Police Department Jail
Municipal Jail / Short-Term Holding FacilityMailing Address
[Detainee Full Name] — [Booking / Case Number if known]
Grand Prairie Detention Center
1525 Arkansas Lane, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Grand Prairie Detention Center
1525 Arkansas Lane, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Physical Address
1525 Arkansas Lane, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Phone
Governing Agency
Grand Prairie Police Department
Inmate ID
Booking / Case Number (if known) — Not required
Last Verified
September 25, 2026
Facility Mailing and Service Information
This is a short-term municipal detention / holding facility.
The current official city source confirms the facility or police detention location, but it does not publish a standard long-term personal postal-mail program comparable to a county jail or state prison.
Because municipal detainees are often released or transferred quickly, verify that the person is still housed here and call the facility before mailing a letter. Do not send irreplaceable originals until staff confirms the current mail procedure.
Current-source note:
Current police page confirms the Detention Center at 1525 Arkansas Lane, open 24/7, with Sunday visitation.
The current official city source confirms the facility or police detention location, but it does not publish a standard long-term personal postal-mail program comparable to a county jail or state prison.
Because municipal detainees are often released or transferred quickly, verify that the person is still housed here and call the facility before mailing a letter. Do not send irreplaceable originals until staff confirms the current mail procedure.
Current-source note:
Current police page confirms the Detention Center at 1525 Arkansas Lane, open 24/7, with Sunday visitation.
Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 25, 2026
Do not mail photographs until the facility confirms that personal postal mail is accepted for the detainee. Municipal holding facilities are short-term and photo/property rules can differ from county-jail rules.
Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 25, 2026
Do not order books or publications to this municipal holding facility unless jail staff confirms they can be accepted. Short-term city jails commonly transfer prisoners to a county facility before long-term correspondence or publication delivery is practical.
Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 25, 2026
Use the facility's current bond/fine or prisoner-account procedure. Do not place cash, checks or money orders inside ordinary correspondence unless jail staff specifically instructs you to do so.
Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 25, 2026
Municipal jail visitation is facility-specific and can be restricted because stays are short. Check the current official jail page or call the facility before traveling.
Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 25, 2026
How to Address Your Letter
Before mailing:
1. Verify that the detainee is still at Grand Prairie Detention Center.
2. Call the facility and ask whether ordinary personal postal mail is currently accepted.
3. Use the detainee's full booked name and booking/case number if known.
4. Include your complete return address.
5. If the detainee has already been transferred to a county jail, use the county jail's current mail address instead.
Facility:
Grand Prairie Detention Center
1525 Arkansas Lane, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
1. Verify that the detainee is still at Grand Prairie Detention Center.
2. Call the facility and ask whether ordinary personal postal mail is currently accepted.
3. Use the detainee's full booked name and booking/case number if known.
4. Include your complete return address.
5. If the detainee has already been transferred to a county jail, use the county jail's current mail address instead.
Facility:
Grand Prairie Detention Center
1525 Arkansas Lane, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
About Grand Prairie Police Department Jail
Grand Prairie Detention Center is a municipal detention or police holding facility operated by Grand Prairie Police Department. These facilities generally handle short-term custody, so current housing should be confirmed before sending postal mail.