Private reference only. Falls County Warrant Records is not a government or law-enforcement office. It cannot verify, recall, clear, or serve a warrant. The issuing court controls its process; the sheriff or jail can answer custody and service questions.
Where to Ask About a Falls County Record
Choose the office by the court named on the citation, cause number, or notice. A sheriff call is not a replacement for a municipal or JP clerk. Confirm current numbers and hours before traveling because some county contact pages show conflicting phone strings.
- Sheriff or county custody: Falls County Sheriff’s Office, 2847 State Highway 6, Marlin, TX 76661; 254-803-1000 on the sheriff page. The county contact directory also lists 254-883-1431 and 254-883-1432. Verify which number is current. See the official sheriff page.
- District Court felony file: District Clerk, Room 301, 125 Bridge Street, Marlin; 254-883-1419. The office lists weekday hours and criminal docket links. Use the District Clerk page.
- County Court record: County Clerk, Room 202, 125 Bridge Street, Marlin; 254-883-1408; countyclerk@co.falls.tx.us. The clerk page lists public terminals and records information. See the County Clerk page.
- Justice Court citation: JP1, 254-883-1427; JP2, 254-883-1428; JP3, 254-583-7506; JP4, 254-856-4171. Use the precinct printed on the citation and the county contact directory for office location.
- Marlin Municipal Court: 101 Fortune Street, Marlin; 254-883-1450; municipalcourtclerk@marlintx.net. Confirm current hours because the published response form is dated 2020.
- Rosebud Municipal Court: 202 S. College Street, Rosebud; 254-583-7714; courtclerk@rosebudtexas.us. The city page lists court hours and schedule at its official court page.
- Lott Municipal Court: P.O. Box 398, Lott; 254-584-2681; lottmunicipalcourt@lott-tx.gov in the official OCA PDF. One live directory view has shown another phone number, so confirm before sending payment.
For a written request, describe an existing record and direct it to the office that keeps it. The county’s Public Information Request sheet gives email, mail, and in-person routes. Staff are not required to create a countywide warrant report or answer a legal question.