Erath County Warrant Records

Send a court-file question to the clerk for the court named on your Erath County paperwork. Have the case number ready. The District Clerk and County Clerk serve separate criminal files, while the Sheriff’s Office handles requests for its own agency records. A city ticket may need a municipal court call instead. In Texas, asking the right office helps keep a record request separate from a request for court action. Use the contacts below to find that office, and confirm the current counter and requirements before making a trip.

Private Reference, Not a Government Office. We cannot check a person’s current warrant status, arrange surrender, post bond, accept a court payment, recall process, or give legal advice. Contact the relevant official court or agency directly for those needs.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Route the request by court and record type. Erath’s research did not identify a separate public warrant hotline or a countywide warrant-status counter, so the contacts below should not be described as one combined service.

  • District criminal files: District Clerk, 254-965-1486, Donald R. Jones Justice Center, 298 S Graham, Stephenville, TX 76401. The 266th Judicial District Court administrator uses 254-965-1485.
  • County misdemeanor records: County Clerk, criminal records 254-965-1407; main office 254-965-1482. Criminal-misdemeanor records are at 298 S Graham. Other clerk functions use Annex III, 222 E College. Posted clerk hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Precinct citations: JP 1/3/4, 298 S Graham, 254-965-1489. JP 2, 219 S Grafton, Dublin, 254-445-2766. Each precinct has a separate citation-search route.
  • City citations: Stephenville Municipal Court, 298 W Washington, 254-552-1227; Dublin Municipal Court, 213 E Blackjack, 254-445-3331, with portal court contact 254-445-3348. Confirm city-specific warrant and payment instructions.
  • Sheriff-held records: Erath County Sheriff’s Office, 1043 Glen Rose Highway, Stephenville, TX 76401, 254-965-3338. Use its public-information process for releasable arrest, booking, incident, execution, or return records.
  • Resolving process: ask the issuing court and a licensed Texas attorney about the appropriate hearing, bond, motion, payment, or appearance route. A records request does not recall judicial process.

JP 1/3/4 posts Monday/Friday hours of 8 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m., with Tuesday-Thursday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. JP 2 posts Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. The two municipal portals list weekday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. hours. These operational details should be confirmed with the office before appearing.

The Sheriff’s Open Records page links its online request form and explains local cost and payment rules. A request should identify the public record and relevant incident or date range. Court records should instead be requested from the appropriate clerk.

For custody routing, the Erath Jail lists 254-965-3221 and 1043 Glen Rose Road. Its visitation information does not establish bond-window or warrant-surrender hours. Ask the issuing court where the particular transaction or appearance belongs.

When calling a court, ask for the current process label, whether personal appearance is needed, and what written record will show the next setting or completed action. Clerks can explain procedure but cannot choose a legal strategy for you. For an immediate emergency, call 911 rather than using a routine records or court contact.