Locate Billy Moore Discharges

To find someone released from Billy Moore Unit, check the statewide TDCJ record and distinguish a true release from a unit transfer. A Billy Moore Unit release can be sentence discharge, parole, or mandatory supervision. A person who leaves Overton may also remain confined at another state location or move through release processing before the planned event occurs. The county jail list does not track this prison population. Reliable confirmation comes from updated offender information, corrections records, Board decision context, and the district parole office when supervision follows confinement.

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Billy Moore Release Destinations

Billy Moore Unit, also listed as B. Moore with unit code BM, is a male prison operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Correctional Institutions Division. A person can leave confinement after sentence discharge, enter parole, or begin mandatory supervision. Parole is conditional release after a Board decision. Mandatory supervision is a statutory form of supervised release for eligible cases, subject to the rules that apply to the offense date and Board review.

TDCJ may instead transfer the person to another unit, a medical setting, a release-processing location, a bench-warrant destination, or an authority holding a detainer. That movement ends the stay at Moore but does not end TDCJ custody. A missing name from a unit-specific reference is therefore not proof of release. Confirm the statewide status and destination.

Two facts must be separated: “transferred from Moore” describes a location change; “released from TDCJ” describes a custody change.

Search Billy Moore Release Status

Open the TDCJ online offender search. Use the seven-digit TDCJ number when known. A name search should be checked against the SID number, age or date of birth, conviction county, offense, and sentence. Do not select the first similar name or combine separate TDCJ episodes.

The detail may show the current location, incarceration offenses, projected release date, parole eligibility or review facts, and a scheduled release date or location after processing reaches that stage. The projected date is a calculation made by Classification and Records. It may represent the expected discharge date for a person who is not released sooner. For some legally eligible cases it relates to mandatory supervision, whose treatment differs based on offense date and Board action.

Record itemWhat it proves
Moore as current locationThe record places the person at BM at its stated update time
Another unitA reported transfer, not automatic community release
Projected dateA current sentence calculation that can change
Scheduled date/locationA planned event after records review, still subject to change
Released or discharged statusA stronger result that should be matched to the effective date

Recheck after any scheduled event. TDCJ says scheduled information can change without notice. The Rusk County InterOp pages cover county jail bookings, not Moore incarceration, even though both facilities are in the same county.


Confirm Billy Moore Discharge

When the online result is missing or ambiguous, use the TDCJ offender-information service. Include the full name and TDCJ number. If that number is unknown, give exact date of birth or approximate age and the county of conviction. Ask for the latest location plus release, parole, mandatory-supervision, or discharge status and effective date.

The published email service can return location, current and prior incarceration offenses with county and court, projected release date, and the TDCJ identifier. It does not issue photographs. A documentary history beyond the listed facts belongs in a focused TDCJ Public Information Act request. Ask for existing release or discharge fields for one identified confinement episode instead of a broad file.

The court judgment establishes the sentence. A BPP decision can establish parole action. Neither alone proves the moment Moore released the person because TDCJ must audit the record, resolve release planning, and account for holds. The updated TDCJ status and effective release entry complete the chain.


Billy Moore Parole Verification

The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles reviews parole and eligible mandatory-supervision cases. Initial parole consideration generally does not involve a formal public hearing. Panel members review and vote files, and the resulting action codes can approve, deny, or require a program. A favorable vote may still precede physical release by weeks or more, depending on conditions and processing.

Use BPP status information to understand the decision, then use TDCJ for the actual date and release location. If release is to supervision, check the TDCJ Parole Division county cross-reference. Rusk County maps to the Tyler District Parole Office, 3915 Market Drive, Tyler, TX 75701, 903-581-8311. A person approved to live in another county may report elsewhere.

Mandatory supervision and parole both continue legal supervision outside prison. Discharge is different because it ends the sentence or supervision term as recorded by the responsible agency. Ask the office which label applies. Do not infer an absconder or warrant merely because contact fails; that is a formal status.


Billy Moore Classification Update

Current official data matters here. Older material may call the site Billy Moore Correctional Center or describe Management & Training Corporation as the operator. The current TDCJ unit directory lists B. Moore as a CID facility. That current classification should guide both the description and the records route.

Rusk County also contains James Bradshaw Unit and East Texas Treatment Facility. Bradshaw is now listed as a CID prison and intermediate sanction facility. East Texas Treatment remains a contracted MTC multi-use treatment site. These distinctions explain why three people leaving facilities in the same county can have very different next steps.

Someone completing an intermediate sanction may resume supervision. Someone completing treatment may return to a court or supervising authority. Someone transferred from Moore can remain in prison. The common word “release” should be applied only after the relevant system confirms the change in custody.


Moore Holds and Transfers

A detainer tells the holding agency that another authority may seek custody. TDCJ can also move a person for a court appearance, medical need, classification decision, or release processing. A projected or scheduled release may change while those matters are resolved. The statewide offender record is more useful than a county roster because it follows movement within TDCJ.

If evidence points to federal custody, use the BOP locator for a person serving a federal sentence, but read “Not in BOP custody” narrowly. It can reflect several circumstances. U.S. Marshals detainees lack a comparable public locator. If immigration custody is implicated, use ICE ODLS and agency contact channels. No receiving-system result should be inferred from Moore disappearance alone.

The Rusk County released inmate records guide compares the county, state, federal, and immigration paths and shows why each database answers only its own custody question.


Billy Moore Unit Contact

The official unit address is 8500 North FM 3053, Overton, TX 75684. Use the current unit directory for the latest phone and operator details because the research did not establish a stable direct number. The facility can address present operational questions, while TDCJ Offender Information and the records custodian handle release history.

Billy Moore Unit (BM)
8500 North FM 3053
Overton, TX 75684
Current phone: consult the TDCJ unit directory
TDCJ CID male prison

Provide the TDCJ number and ask one precise question. Current location, transfer destination, planned date, actual release type, and supervision status are separate facts, often kept in separate parts of the corrections record.