Val Verde County Warrant RecordsVal Verde County Warrant Records

Official status questions belong with the court or agency that keeps the record. Use the contact list below to choose a starting point by case type. The Sheriff's Office can route county inquiries, while the courts control their own warrant and case status. Del Rio Police Records handles police reports and public-information requests, not the Municipal Court docket.

This is not a government or law-enforcement office. Val Verde County Warrant Records is a private reference. It cannot confirm a warrant, recall process, take a bond payment, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Use the official office below for an answer about a case.

Where to Ask About a Val Verde Warrant

Start with the court named on a citation, warrant paper, bond document, or case notice. The sheriff's public line is a routing contact, not a warrant-only lookup service. Call ahead before an in-person visit because the county does not publish a separate warrant-counter entrance or public surrender schedule.

  • Val Verde County Sheriff's Office: 295 FM 2523/Hamilton Road, Del Rio, TX 78840; 830-774-7513; info@valverdecounty.texas.gov. The official page lists round-the-clock operations and weekday business hours of 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. No warrant-specific phone line was located.
  • County Clerk: 400 Pecan Street, first floor, Del Rio; 830-774-7564 or 830-778-7411; Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Ask whether the office holds the record before submitting a form.
  • District Clerk: 830-774-7538. The records request form lists districtclerk-recordsrequest@valverdecounty.texas.gov and allows pickup, mail, email, or fax delivery. Confirm the right court and current fee before ordering.
  • Del Rio Municipal Court: 125 E. Martin Street, Del Rio; court page 830-774-8691. The official payment portal also lists 830-774-8506. Call to verify which line handles warrant status and current hours.
  • Del Rio Police Records: 101 Lowe Drive, Del Rio; 830-774-8597. Use this desk for police-record and public-information requests, not court recall or payment status.

For a city citation, the official Del Rio portal can search municipal violations. It does not claim to cover all county courts or warrants. For felony pleadings, the District Clerk identifies its district-court records role. County Clerk forms and fee information appear on the County Clerk page.

If a caller demands immediate payment to prevent arrest, hang up and call the office using its official number. The Sheriff's Office warns that it does not demand phone payment to avoid arrest.