Grayson County, TX Public Records

Courts in Grayson County

Court Records in Grayson County, Texas

The laws governing the availability of court records in Grayson County include the Rules of Judicial Administration and the Common Law Right of Access. Examples of court records in Grayson County include case party information, dockets, subpoenas, motions, complaints, exhibits, affidavits, pleadings, and judgments, all of which are generated during court proceedings, be it civil, criminal, property, probate, and family cases.

You can obtain Grayson County court records by visiting the Grayson County Clerk's Office (for misdemeanor cases) or the District Clerk's Office (for felony cases) and requesting copies of the record you are seeking. Alternatively, you may use the Grayson County Judicial Records Search.

While most court records in Grayson County can be accessed by the general public, some records are restricted due to the sensitive information they carry. These include juvenile, adoption, ongoing investigations, and expunged records.

Jails and Prisons in Grayson County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Grayson County, Texas

The Grayson County Jail in Sherman is run by The county's Sheriff's Office. The medium security facility can house just under 80 people and is mainly used for pre-trial detainees and those awaiting sentencing. While the office does not offer an inmate list online for the public, any requester seeking information about inmates and jail records can send a public information request. This request must be written and sent either by mail or email. To get the best out of your search, make sure to detail everything you require from the Sheriff's Office in your request.

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Grayson County

Arrest Records in Grayson County, Texas

Grayson County arrest records include information like the name, physical attributes, mugshot, fingerprints, charges, and information about the events leading to the arrest, detention, bond, or bail. These records are available by going to the sheriff's office or the police department where the arrest was made. These include Sherman PD, Denison PD, Pilot Point PD, and Gunter PD. It is necessary to have information such as the name of the individual who was arrested or a case ID. However, some requests for arrest records may be denied if permitted by law.