Glasscock County Warrant RecordsGlasscock County Warrant Records

Official case questions should go to the Glasscock County office that holds or serves the record. This private reference site cannot confirm a warrant, clear a case, arrange bond, or give legal advice. The sheriff handles local enforcement questions; the JP handles its citations and fines; the County and District Clerk routes court-file questions. Call before visiting. County business hours are posted, but warrant-specific hours are not.

This is not a government or law-enforcement office. Glasscock County Warrant Records cannot search official systems, confirm a name, recall a warrant, accept payment, arrange surrender, or advise on a case. Contact the sheriff or issuing court directly for those matters.

Official Glasscock County Warrant Contacts

Choose the office that fits the record. If you are unsure, describe the citation or case paper and ask which court issued it. County offices publish regular hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, but they do not publish a warrant-counter schedule. Call first before traveling or appearing.

Glasscock County Sheriff's Office

124 S. Myrl St.

Garden City, TX 79739

(432) 354-2361

Official sheriff page

Glasscock County JP

117 E. Currie

Garden City, TX 79739

(432) 354-2382

JP court, citation, and payment page

County and District Clerk

209 South Myrl Street

Garden City, TX 79739

(432) 354-2371

Clerk records and contact page

For a district-court setting or venue question, the 118th District Court coordinator is at (432) 264-2225. The court serves Glasscock, Howard, and Martin Counties and lists its courthouse at 312 Scurry in Big Spring. Verify the correct filing or appearance location before traveling.

For a JP citation, call the court for the current amount, case status, and available resolution options. Its online payment portal requires a citation or case number and does not search warrant status. For a public copy, identify the sheriff or clerk record in a written Texas Public Information Act request.

Federal matters are handled separately. Glasscock County maps to the Northern District of Texas, San Angelo Division; federal docket questions go to PACER or the federal clerk, not the county JP.