This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Scurry County Warrant Records is a private reference. It cannot check a warrant, clear or recall one, accept bond, arrange an appearance, or give legal advice. Those answers must come from the issuing court or appropriate law-enforcement office.
Need Official Warrant Information?
Use the contact that matches the case paper. Scurry County has separate court and law-enforcement channels, so a general county call may need to route you to a department.
- County warrant routing: Scurry County Sheriff's Office, 400 37th Street, Snyder, TX 79549, 325-573-3551. Ask for the public-information or records route; no direct public warrant line was listed. See the official sheriff contact page.
- Current custody or jail logistics: Scurry County Jail, 400 37th Street, 325-573-3581. The jail page does not state a bond window or surrender schedule. See the official jail page.
- Felony cause or District Court setting: 132nd District Court coordinator, 325-573-5371, 132dccoordinator@co.scurry.tx.us. District Clerk office is in courthouse Suite 402; use the current courthouse main number, 325-573-9316, and department menu for routing. The District Clerk page lists dockets and contact information.
- County Court filing: County Clerk, Suite 300, courthouse, 1806 25th Street, Snyder, 325-573-5332. The County Clerk and District Clerk keep different court records.
- County traffic or Class C citation: JP Precinct 1 is Suite 205 and JP Precinct 2 is Suite 202 at 1300 26th Street. Both list 325-573-5406. Tell staff which precinct appears on the citation.
- Snyder city citation or ordinance matter: Snyder Municipal Court, 1925 24th Street, 325-573-4958, court@snydertx.gov. It lists weekday hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Use the city court contact page to verify current details.
The county homepage notice says courthouse and annex calls use building main numbers and department options. Older directory and court-verification pages may show separate direct numbers. Confirm the route before travel, especially if the matter is time-sensitive.
For a city-held record, the City of Snyder has a Public Information Request form. For a county or court record, ask that governmental body how to submit a written Texas Public Information Act request. No county sheriff warrant-request form, standard fee, or response time was located.
A clerk can identify a case process and explain filing steps, but legal advice about surrender, bond, or a motion should come from a Texas attorney. Do not treat a phone number as confirmation that an office holds every Scurry County warrant.