Terrell County Warrant Records Terrell County Warrant Records

Call the office that issued the paper. Terrell County Warrant Records is a private reference, not a government contact desk. For current service information, start with the sheriff; for traffic or Class C matters, call the Justice of the Peace; and for district case records, use the District and County Clerk or the named Del Rio court. Keep a citation, cause number, or notice ready. The county publishes no warrant counter hours, jail bond window, or public online search, so confirm the right office before traveling.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This private reference cannot confirm a current warrant, recall an order, accept a bond, arrange a surrender, or advise on a case. Ask the Terrell County sheriff or issuing court for an official answer.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the contact that matches the record and court named in the paperwork:

  • Personal service or custody question: Terrell County Sheriff, Terrell County Courthouse, 105 E. Hackberry St., Sanderson, TX 79848; (432) 345-2525. The county page publishes no public warrant list or special warrant-unit schedule. Official sheriff contact.
  • Traffic, Class C, FTA, or fine: Justice of the Peace, P.O. Box 833, Sanderson, TX 79848; (432) 345-2341. Ask whether the case is a citation, arrest warrant, or capias pro fine. Official JP page.
  • District or county case record: District and County Clerk, P.O. Box 410, 105 E. Hackberry St., Sanderson, TX 79848; (432) 345-2391. Current county materials differ on the clerk's name, so verify the desk by phone.
  • District-court setting: 63rd District Court, 100 E. Broadway, 2nd Floor, Del Rio, TX 78840; (830) 774-7523. The 83rd District Court is at 100 E. Broadway, 3rd Floor; (830) 774-7654. 63rd Court contact and 83rd Court contact.
  • Existing public record: use the county's Texas Public Information Act request form. It is not an urgent status check and charges or legal exceptions may apply.

County pages do not publish general public-counter hours, a bond window, jail intake address, or surrender procedure. Call the office before visiting. The state court directory is a contact tool, not a warrant search; the Texas Judicial Branch says no single trial-court case-search portal exists.