Austin County Warrant Records Austin County Warrant Records

Contact the court or records custodian that maintains the case. Austin County has separate municipal, JP, county, and district court routes, and research found no dedicated county warrant line or public roster. The Sheriff’s Office can direct law-enforcement and records questions, but only the responsible court or agency can confirm its own file.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This private reference site cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear process, take payment, arrange an appearance, or provide legal advice. Contact the office that maintains the specific court or agency record.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the court or agency named on the citation or notice. These Austin County routes handle different records:

  • Municipal citation or city-court case: contact the city court named on the ticket. Bellville, Sealy, Wallis, and San Felipe publish separate court routes.
  • JP or traffic matter: use the county’s four-precinct JP directory; JP1 is in Bellville, JP2 in Industry, JP3 in Sealy, and JP4 in Wallis.
  • County misdemeanor or criminal record: contact the Austin County Clerk. Felony records after indictment route to the District Clerk.
  • Sheriff-held record or public information request: use the current Sheriff’s Office contact and records-request instructions.
  • Legal advice or case resolution: consult a licensed Texas attorney and follow the issuing court’s current instructions.

The county site lists Sheriff’s Office numbers 979-865-3112 and 979-865-5911, while the ACSO page lists 979-865-3111. No number is identified as a warrant-specific line. Verify the current contact on the official page before calling. The Sheriff’s Public Information form accepts requests by mail, fax, or email and has no warrant-specific checkbox, so describe the existing record you seek.

For an online county docket, the County Clerk and District Clerk link to the Tyler portal, which returned access denied during research. Contact the relevant clerk if it does not open; that response does not prove a record is absent.