Atascosa County, TX Public Records

Courts in Atascosa County

Court Records in Atascosa County, Texas

The Common Law Right of Access and the Rules of Judicial Administration control who is allowed access to Atascosa County court records. In the County, court records consist of dockets, subpoenas, motions, complaints, exhibits, affidavits, pleadings, and judgments, among other things. Court cases in criminal, property, family, probate, and civil proceedings result in the generation of these records.

You can request copies of court records in Atascosa County by mail or in person at the County Clerk's or District Clerk's office; however, some records—such as adoption, juvenile, ongoing investigations, and sealed records—may not be publicly accessible due to their sensitive nature. You may also be required to pay a fee for copies of the record.

Jails and Prisons in Atascosa County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Atascosa County, Texas

Atascosa County Jail is a medium-security facility located at Jourdanton. It provides accommodation for about 200 inmates awaiting trial or sentencing and those serving shorter sentences. The Atascosa County Sheriff's Office (ACSO) is in charge of managing the county jail. The ACSO does not provide its inmate list or jail records online. To get this information, contact the office by telephone. You may also visit the ACSO in person for these records. It is advisable to go with as many related details to aid your search.

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Atascosa County

Arrest Records in Atascosa County, Texas

The name, physical description, mugshot, fingerprints, charges, circumstances of the arrest and detention, and information about the bond or bail of the person in custody are all included in the Atascosa County arrest records. To get arrest records in Atascosa County, your first port of call should be the agency responsible for the arrest - this could be the county sheriff's office or any of the local police departments. These policing agencies include Jourdanton Police Department, Pleasanton Police Department, Poteet Police Department, and Lytle Police Department. You will be asked for information to help you with your search, such as the name of the individual who was arrested, the date of the arrest, or the case number. You can find out about the arrest history of persons you know by using the Criminal History Name Search tool provided by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Please note that certain requests for arrest records may be turned down if permitted by law.