Wood County Warrant Records Wood County Warrant Records

For an official answer about Wood County warrant records, call the Sheriff or the court named in the case. The Sheriff handles county status questions, while the District Clerk routes felony files and the issuing court controls its order. Start with the notice. This private reference cannot confirm a warrant, accept bond, or arrange a surrender. Use the contacts below for official help, and ask the office which records request method best fits your need.

This is not a government or law-enforcement office. Wood County Warrant Records cannot confirm a warrant, recall one, accept bond, arrange an appearance, or advise how a case applies to you. Contact the official office below.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the case paper to identify the court, then call the office that keeps or serves it:

  • County warrant status: Wood County Sheriff’s Office, 402 S. Stephens Street, Quitman, TX 75783; 903-763-2201. Records email: wcsorecords@mywoodcounty.com.
  • District or felony court records: District Clerk Suzy Wright, PO Box 1707, Quitman, TX 75783; 903-763-2361; district.clerk@mywoodcounty.com. Posted hours are Monday through Thursday 8–5 and Friday 8–4.
  • County-court records: County Clerk Kelley Price, 100 S. Main Street, Quitman; 903-763-2711. Posted hours are Monday through Friday 8–4.
  • JP, traffic, or city case: contact the JP precinct or Municipal Court printed on the citation. A city court keeps its own records.
  • Resolving a warrant: speak with a licensed Texas attorney and the issuing court about appearance, bond, payment, reset, or recall options.

The District Clerk keeps district-court records; the County Clerk keeps county-court records. A Sheriff public-information request is for Sheriff-held records and follows the Texas Public Information Act. Ask the clerk about the right request form, fee, and response timing before sending payment.

For a public copy from the Sheriff, use its official records-request instructions. The county’s Online Services directory links judicial and jail records but does not create one complete warrant database.