Lee County Warrant RecordsLee County Warrant Records

Contact the court named on the warrant or citation first. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office can route a law-enforcement question, while the District Clerk and municipal courts hold separate case files. Use the information on the case paper to match the right clerk or court before sending a request. A phone call can help identify the contact, but the office may require a written request or a particular form. Keep the response and any receipt with your records. Keep replies.

Official Lee County Warrant and Court Contacts

Use the office named on the citation, court notice, or case record. A Sheriff records request covers records generated by LCSO; it does not obtain a court file. Court personnel can explain filing and payment procedures, but they cannot give legal advice. If a contact detail or address may have changed, use the official office page before traveling.

Lee County Sheriff’s Office

P.O. Box 98, 2122 FM 448

Giddings, TX 78942

979-542-2800, non-emergency routing

Sheriff website

Lee County District Clerk

289 South Main, Giddings

P.O. Box 176, Giddings, TX

979-542-2947

District criminal docket and records

Lee County Clerk / County Court

County Clerk: 843 East Industry, Giddings

County Court: 200 South Main, Room 107

979-542-3684; County Judge line 979-542-3178

County Clerk contact

Justice Courts

JP2: 200 South Main, Room 114, Giddings

JP3: 8871 N. Highway 77, Lexington

JP4: 1034 Stephen F. Austin, Dime Box

JP2 979-542-3030; JP3 979-773-2267; JP4 979-884-4001

Official precinct contacts

Giddings Municipal Court

118 E. Richmond, Giddings

979-540-2707

giddingsmuncourt@giddings.net

Lexington Municipal Court

604 Wheatley; mail: P.O. Box 60, Lexington

979-773-2221 ext. 2

court@cityoflexingtontx.com

For an LCSO-generated record, consult the Sheriff’s public-information page and its current request form. A DPS/OmniBase notice should be taken to the court that reported the citation because DPS does not confirm warrant status.