Crockett County Warrant RecordsCrockett County Warrant Records

Official warrant questions must go to the office with the court file or service record. The private Crockett County Warrant Records site cannot confirm, recall, or clear an order. The contact list below routes court, traffic, copy, and service questions to the public offices named in county and judicial sources.

This is not a government office. This reference site cannot conduct an official warrant check, accept bond or fine payments, set a court date, or give legal advice. Only the issuing court can change its order; the sheriff can address a service or custody record.

Official Crockett County Warrant Contacts

Match the question to the record. A court-file request is different from asking whether the sheriff received a warrant for service. The county combines County and District Clerk administration, but the court level still determines which file should be searched.

  • Felony court file: 112th District Court, Crockett County Courthouse, 907 Avenue D, Ozona, TX 76943; 325-392-5225; court contact page.
  • District or County Clerk records: Ninfa Preddy, Crockett County Courthouse/Annex, 909 Avenue D, Ozona; 325-392-2022; P.O. Drawer C, Ozona, TX 76943; District Clerk information and County Clerk information.
  • Traffic and fine-only matters: Justice of the Peace Evelyn C. Kerbow, 909 Avenue D, P.O. Box 2067, Ozona, TX 76943; 325-392-2253. The county identifies one countywide JP.
  • Warrant service or jail custody: Crockett County Sheriff's Office, 121 Highway 163 South, Ozona, TX 76943; 325-392-2661; fax 325-392-2045; sheriff@co.crockett.tx.us on Citizen Connect. See the official sheriff page.

No public source reviewed lists office counter hours, a direct warrant-unit number, bond-window hours, accepted bond methods, or an after-hours surrender procedure. Call the listed number before visiting and ask which counter handles the matter. Do not treat an inmate-confinement search or the DPS FTA/FTP channel as a warrant lookup.

For an existing sheriff-held record, first confirm the county's designated Public Information Officer or designee and delivery address. A Texas Public Information Act request cannot make an office create a live search or clear a warrant. Court-held judicial records should be requested from the clerk under the court's process. The Attorney General's public request guidance explains the state framework.

If a payment or appearance changes a record, keep the signed court order or receipt and ask whether the sheriff has updated its service entry. Where a case involves a possible active arrest warrant, request the court's approved next step before going to the jail.