Montague County Warrant Records Montague County Warrant Records

Contact the office that issued the case. Montague County questions may go to the District Clerk, a justice court, or a municipal court, depending on the paperwork. The Sheriff's Office handles county law enforcement, but it does not replace the court that owns a docket. This private website cannot look up a live case, remove a warrant, accept bond, or correct an official record. Use the contact channels below to reach the proper custodian, then confirm its current instructions directly. For questions about a court date, payment, or surrender, speak with the issuing clerk and a Texas attorney.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This site cannot confirm a warrant, take a payment, post bond, arrange a surrender, recall process, or give case-specific legal advice. Contact the public office that holds the record.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the court printed on the ticket, notice, or case paper. These Montague County contacts cover separate records:

  • 97th District Court files: District Clerk, 101 E Franklin Street, Montague, TX 76251; PO Box 155; 940-894-2571. Published hours are weekdays 8:00-4:45 with a noon-to-1:00 lunch closure. District Clerk page
  • County Court misdemeanor files: County Clerk, 940-894-2461. The county lists weekday hours, with a noon-to-1:00 lunch closure. County Clerk page
  • JP1 and JP2 citations: call 940-894-2541 for JP1 or 940-894-2542 for JP2. Use the precinct that appears on the citation.
  • City tickets: Bowie Municipal Court, 940-872-4392; Nocona Municipal Court, 940-825-3283; Saint Jo Municipal Court, 940-995-2337. OCA court directory
  • Sheriff records or non-emergency routing: 111 S Grand Street, Montague, TX 76251; PO Box 127; 940-894-2871. County listings also show 940-894-2491 for administration. Verify which line fits the request. Sheriff contact page

For court status, ask whether the docket shows a warrant, FTA, capias, capias pro fine, payment, or recall. For an existing Sheriff record, use the written Public Information Act request route. A court-file request usually goes to the issuing clerk, not automatically to the Sheriff.

Emergency calls go to 911. The Sheriff publishes 940-894-2871 as a 24-hour non-emergency and communications line. The county and Sheriff pages show different administration and fax details; confirm before sending a fax, payment, or mailed form.