Baylor County Warrant Records Baylor County Warrant Records

Use the office that holds the record. Baylor County warrant questions may belong with the issuing court, a JP precinct, Seymour Municipal Court or the Sheriff's Office for service details. A court clerk controls the case file and recall route; the sheriff is not a general records desk for every court. This is a private reference site, not a county office. The contact details below are the official public routes found in Baylor and Seymour sources. If a matter may involve an active arrest warrant, consider asking a Texas lawyer before going in person.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This privately operated reference cannot verify a warrant, change a court order, take a payment, arrange an appearance or provide legal advice. For status, speak with the issuing court; for service information, contact the appropriate law-enforcement office.

Where to Ask for Records

Match the question to the Baylor office before sending a request or traveling:

  • District or County Court record: contact Baylor County and 50th District Clerk Chris Jakubicek at 101 S Washington, Seymour, TX 76380-2566, (940) 889-3322, or bcclerk@srcaccess.net. District criminal records route to the District Clerk; County Court criminal matters route to the County Clerk.
  • Justice-court citation: call JP Precinct 1, Donald (Les) Johnson, at (940) 889-2662, or JP Precinct 2, Teresa G. Gray, at (940) 889-3300. Both are listed at 101 S Washington, Seymour.
  • Seymour city case: call Seymour Municipal Court at City Hall, 301 N Washington, Seymour, (940) 889-3148. Judge James M. Castagna is listed 8:00 a.m. to noon; clerk Lauren Bush is listed 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The state directory lists lbush@cityofseymour.org.
  • County service or custody question: contact Baylor County Sheriff's Office, 101 S Washington, Seymour, TX 76380-2566, (940) 889-3333, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. No public warrant list or dedicated warrant-unit page was located.
  • Written sheriff-record request: request existing records from the governmental body under the Texas Public Information Act, Government Code Chapter 552. Court case records go to the issuing court or clerk under court-record rules.

The Baylor County Sheriff is a service and law-enforcement contact, not a public countywide warrant search. For official status, start with the court named on the notice. If an office does not hold the record, ask it to identify the correct court or custodian.