Kerr County, TX Public Records

Courts in Kerr County

Court Records in Kerr County, Texas

In Kerr County, court records refer to documents generated during a legal proceeding, typically presided over by a Kerr County judge. These records may include dockets, subpoenas, motions, complaints, exhibits, affidavits, pleadings, and judgments. Access to these records is governed by the Common Law Right of Access and Rule 12 of the Texas Rules of Judicial Administration.

To get court records in Kerr County, you may send a request to the Kerr County Clerk of Courts in person or via mail. You may also use the Kerr County Public Records platform to get access to civil, criminal, family, and probate case records. Note that you may need to provide some details to aid your search. Records containing personally identifiable information, court administration documents, juvenile records, and records limited by state or federal statutes are some examples of court records restricted to the general public in Kerr County.

Jails and Prisons in Kerr County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Kerr County, Texas

Kerrville in Kerr County is home to the correctional facility known as Kerr County Jail and is run by the Kerr County Sheriff's Office. The facility can house 192 adult offenders. Offenders serving sentences for a variety of offenses as well as those awaiting trial are housed in the detention facility. Kerr County Jail places a high priority on treatment and provides offenders with a variety of programs, such as drug rehabilitation, vocational training, and academic seminars.

While the Sheriff's Office does not make its current inmate list available online, requesters can contact the office directly in person, by phone, or through email. Requesters may use the Jail Records platform to find inmate records. You must provide details like the names of the arrested individuals and dates booked and released.

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Kerr County

Arrest Records in Kerr County, Texas

Arrest records in Kerr County provide the name and physical description of the arrested individual, specifics of the arrest and detention, mugshot, fingerprints, charges, and information on bond or bail. To obtain these records, go to the county's Sheriff's Office or the police department where the arrest was made. Kerrville Police Department and Ingram Police Department serve the county. You must provide details such as the arrested person's name or a case ID. However, requests for specific arrest records may be denied if permitted by law. Sensitive arrest records that may compromise an ongoing investigation or the security of involved parties will not be released by the police.