TGSO jail roster down 'temporarily'
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The Tom Green County Sheriff's Office sent out a press release regarding their online jail roster.
'The Tom Green County Sheriff's Office would like to announce to the community that our Inmate Roster and Warrants on our website will be down for maintenance temporarily,' said TGSO.
This press release came after a Conchovalleyhomepage.com reporter spoke to Lt. Levi Vance, who works at the detention center and handles jail records, and which he stated that a technical issue caused by an update to the software used to manage the online inmate roster prevented booking entries from being input into the system.
Lt. Vance reported that the issue was resolved 'around lunch' on May 29, but the online jail roster is back down.
TGSO also stated in the press release that they will turn off the inmate roster daily alert notifications and will resume when the roster is back online.
'We appreciate your patience, and we look forward to announcing the return of these features to the website soon!' said TGSO.
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