Colorado County Warrant RecordsColorado County Warrant Records

This private reference cannot confirm a warrant, change a court record, or accept payment. For official Colorado County status, call the office that issued or maintains the case. The contacts below separate sheriff routing, county clerk records, precinct citations, and city-court matters so a reader can reach the right desk with a case or citation number.

This Is Not a Government or Law-Enforcement Office. Colorado County Warrant Records is privately operated. It cannot confirm a warrant, recall process, post bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. For those actions, contact the sheriff or the court that issued the case.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the contact that matches the question. A clerk can locate a court file; the sheriff can route a service or custody question. Neither office should be asked to change another court's record.

  • Sheriff routing: Colorado County Sheriff's Office, 2215 Walnut Street, Columbus, TX 78934; 979-732-2388. Communications lists extension 1 and the Jail Division extension 2. See the communications page for its official contact details.
  • County and District Court records: County Clerk, 318 Spring Street, Room 103, Columbus, 979-732-2155; District Clerk, 400 Spring Street, Room 103, Columbus, 979-732-2536. The County Clerk page links Tyler criminal access; the District Clerk page describes terminals and copies.
  • JP1 and JP3: JP1, 2215 Walnut, 979-732-2734; JP3, 318 Spring Street, Room 101, 979-732-8725. Use the JP1 or JP3 page for current hours and payment options.
  • JP2 and JP4: JP2, 105 East Main, Weimar, 979-725-8833; JP4, 121 North McCarty Avenue, Eagle Lake, 979-234-2042. See the JP2 or JP4 page before mailing payment.
  • Municipal courts: Columbus 979-732-3981; Eagle Lake city contact 979-234-2640; Weimar 979-725-8554. Start with the court named on the citation: Columbus, Eagle Lake, or Weimar.

For records that are not available in a portal, Colorado County's Public Information Request page links the current Texas Public Information Act form. A request can seek existing responsive records; it does not require the county to create a new no-warrant certificate.