Gregg County, TX Public Records

Courts in Gregg County

Court Records in Gregg County, Texas

The statutes that control the public's access to court records in Gregg County include the Common Law Right of Access and the Rules of Judicial Administration. Court records refer to documents generated during court proceedings and include case party information, progress dockets, subpoenas, motions, complaints, exhibits, affidavits, pleadings, and judgments.

You may obtain court records in Gregg County by sending a request via mail, email, or in-person to the District Clerk's office or County Clerk's office. You may also use its County Clerk Record's Search platform. You may also use the county's Odyssey platform to find records. Note that requesting court records may come at a cost. Request for certain court records, like juvenile, adoption, ongoing investigations, and sealed records, may be denied due to their sensitive nature.

Jails and Prisons in Gregg County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Gregg County, Texas

The Gregg County Sheriff's Office is in charge of overseeing the Gregg County detention facilities. These facilities include the South Jail in Longview, the North Jail in Longview, and the Marvin A. Smith Jail in Kilgore. Both female and male adults convicted of offenses covered by Texas state law are housed in these facilities. The public can access its jail records using the Jail Records. To retrieve these records, you need to provide the name and the dates related to the arrest. You may also reach out to the Sheriff's Office to get details about inmates housed at its facilities.

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Gregg County

Arrest Records in Gregg County, Texas

Gregg County arrest records are typically detailed documents containing the following information: name, physical description, details of the arrest and detention, mugshot, fingerprints, charges, and specifics about bond or bail. Visit the sheriff's office or the police department where the arrest was made to get arrest records. Several police departments call Gregg County home, including Longview PD, Lakeport PD, White Oak PD, and Gladewater PD. Keep in mind that you will be prompted for information such as the name of the individual who was arrested, the time they were arrested, and possibly a case ID number to facilitate your search. Keep in mind that some requests for arrest records may be denied if permitted by law.