Midland County Criminal Records Search | History and Cases

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Midland County, Texas · Felony, misdemeanor, Class C, jail and case-history records

Find the Right Midland County Court Record Before You Search the Wrong Database

If you only know a person’s name, do not start by opening every Midland records site. The level of the charge tells you which office keeps the case: felonies go through the District Clerk, Class A and B misdemeanors through the County Clerk, and many Class C cases through a Justice Court or the City of Midland Municipal Court.

For a recent arrest, check the Sheriff’s current detainee list first, save the court and warrant or cause number, and then move to the correct clerk. For an older case, the court record—not the jail listing—is where you look for the filed charge, docket history, dismissal, plea, judgment or sentence.

Search misdemeanor court records Search District Clerk cases Check current detainees
Full legal name Date of birth Approximate case year Cause or warrant number Charge level if known
MIDLAND RECORD CORE LOCATING CASE LAYER
CUSTODY Sheriff · current detainee
CLASS C JP or Municipal Court
CLASS A/B County Clerk
FELONY District Clerk
CASE
FOUND
RIGHT COURT + RIGHT RECORD
A criminal record search is not a guilt search. An arrest, warrant, jail entry, pending charge or docket listing does not establish a conviction. Read the final disposition for each individual case or count before drawing a conclusion.
Felony cases

District Clerk, 500 N Loraine, Suite 300.

Class A & B

County Clerk Misdemeanor Court Records.

Class C

Justice Court or Midland Municipal Court.

Current custody

Sheriff’s Currently Held Detainees list.

Reviewed

Official sources checked August 25, 2026.

One-minute record compass

Which Midland County record answers your question?

FELONY District Court history

Murder, aggravated felonies, felony drug cases and other indicted felony proceedings.

Search felony cases
CLASS A / B County misdemeanor case

DWI, many assaults, criminal trespass and other Class A or B misdemeanors.

Search misdemeanor cases
CLASS C Fine-only court case

Traffic, public-order and other fine-only matters can be in a county Justice Court or city Municipal Court.

Choose the Class C court
CURRENT JAIL Is the person held now?

Use the Sheriff list for current custody, bond, court, warrant and disposition fields.

Check jail status
POLICE / SHERIFF What allegedly happened?

Request the incident, offense or arrest report from the agency that created it.

Request law-enforcement records
TEXAS HISTORY Need more than Midland County?

Use Texas DPS when the question concerns statewide public criminal-history information.

Use the Texas search
Best workflow: identify the case level → search the correct clerk → verify the person → read the docket → locate the disposition → order a certified copy only if you actually need formal proof.

Go directly to the Midland County task

Criminal-court history comes first. Jail and family-support information appears later so the page does not bury the main search.

County Clerk route

Search Class A and Class B misdemeanor cases

The Midland County Clerk—not the District Clerk—is the main record keeper for Class A and Class B misdemeanor cases handled in the County Courts at Law. The office also maintains Municipal Court and Justice of the Peace appeals that reach those courts.

Midland County Misdemeanor Court Records
500 N Loraine Street, 4th Floor
Midland, TX 79701
Phone: 432-688-4402
Fax: 432-688-4926
County Clerk hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Open Midland County’s new court-record portal The County Clerk specifically directs users to the new Midland County portal for public court records. Open the Midland County portal
Create an account The County Clerk states that registration and an account are required to search its court records.
Search the criminal misdemeanor records Begin with the defendant’s exact legal name. Add the approximate year or other identifying details when the name is common.
Open every plausible case Compare the defendant, filing period, court and charge rather than selecting the first same-name result.
Write down the cause number The cause number is the most useful reference when calling the clerk, requesting copies or checking a future docket event.
Read the final entry—not only the original charge Look for dismissal, deferred disposition where applicable, plea, judgment, sentence or other final order.
Do not use the County Clerk portal for every criminal case. A felony indictment belongs with the District Clerk. A fine-only Class C case may remain with a Justice Court or Midland Municipal Court.
Read County Clerk search instructions Misdemeanor case information
District Clerk route

Search Midland County felony cases and court history

The Midland County District Clerk is the official record keeper for criminal proceedings heard in the District Courts. The office receives felony indictments, places them on the court docket, and maintains records used for post-conviction writs and appeals.

Midland County District Clerk
500 N Loraine Street, Suite 300
Midland, TX 79702
Phone: 432-688-4500
Fax: 432-688-4934
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Open District Clerk Defendant Access The current Tyler-hosted Midland County District Clerk system offers several ways to locate a case. Open District Clerk Defendant Access
Use the case number whenever possible This avoids same-name results and is the cleanest way to return to a known felony case.
If the number is unknown, search name plus date of birth The current search also supports driver-license information, SSN plus DOB, vehicle information and business name. Use the least-sensitive method that solves the search.
Verify that the case is Midland County Compare the defendant name, date of birth, offense and court before relying on the result.
Use the court’s docket page for current settings Midland County District Courts publish plea, pretrial and trial docket information separately from the defendant-search portal.
Call the Criminal Section when the online result is incomplete Have the defendant name, approximate year and cause number ready. District Clerk Criminal Section and Microfilming use the main number, 432-688-4500.

Midland County felony District Courts

District Courts currently handling felony-level criminal proceedings
Court Location / phone Useful published information
142nd District Court 500 N Loraine, Suite 1000
432-688-4375 		Criminal pleas and pretrial information plus public court-calendar/docket links.
238th District Court 500 N Loraine Street
432-688-4380 		Criminal plea, pretrial and court-calendar information.
385th District Court 500 N Loraine, Suite 801
432-688-4385 		Criminal dockets, pleas, trial information and indigent-defense resources.
441st District Court 500 N Loraine, Suite 901
432-688-4520 		Felony cases, criminal pleas, trial rotations and weekly docket information.
Useful calendar clue: Midland County District Court pages currently state that felony arraignments are held every Friday at 8:30 a.m., with District Judges alternating. Treat a published schedule as a planning clue—not as proof that one particular defendant still has that setting.
District Clerk information 142nd court dockets Criminal docket listings
Fine-only criminal cases

Class C records split between county Justice Courts and Midland Municipal Court

A Class C misdemeanor is generally punishable by fine only, but that does not mean every Class C case is stored in one database. The location of the alleged offense and the issuing court matter.

Midland County Justice Courts

County Justice of the Peace offices handle Class C matters such as traffic tickets, some Penal Code offenses, Parks and Wildlife cases, county ordinance violations and other fine-only cases.

  • Use Midland County’s GovRec search for Class C JP case information.
  • Pay the Justice Court named on the ticket or citation.
  • Online payment currently carries a 5% convenience fee.
  • A court-approved payment plan currently adds a one-time $15 fee per offense.
Search Midland County JP cases

City of Midland Municipal Court

The Municipal Court has jurisdiction over Class C misdemeanors committed within Midland city limits, including traffic, parking, city-code violations and certain other criminal matters.

  • Search by citation plus DOB, driver license plus DOB, vehicle plate, or name plus DOB.
  • Request pending or closed court dispositions when a lookup is not enough.
  • Certified and non-certified copies are available.
  • The court is a Court of Record.
Open Midland Municipal Court

Justice of the Peace phone numbers

Precinct 1 432-688-4721
Precinct 2 432-688-4722
Precinct 3 432-688-4723
Precinct 4 432-688-4724
Midland Municipal Court
201 E Texas
Midland, TX 79701
Ticket information: 432-685-7314
Trial information: 432-685-7300
Warrant information: 432-685-7308
Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Thursday: 8:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Parking detail: Midland Municipal Court specifically advertises ample free downtown parking. That parking information applies to the Municipal Court at 201 E Texas; do not assume it describes parking at the County Courthouse.
Request Municipal Court records Find a Midland city citation
History, docket and disposition

Follow the criminal record from arrest to final case outcome

“Criminal history” can mean several different records. A jail entry answers a custody question. A police report explains an alleged incident. A clerk docket shows what was filed in court. Texas DPS may show a broader state criminal-history record. None of those should automatically be substituted for another.

Arrest or citation The arresting agency creates law-enforcement records. A citation may begin a case without a county-jail booking.
Booking and initial court information When a person enters Midland County custody, the Sheriff’s current-detainee system can show offenses, court, warrant number, arrest date, bond and other live information.
Prosecutor review The charge recorded during arrest or booking can differ from what is ultimately accepted, declined or presented in court.
Court case is filed Class A/B misdemeanor records move through the County Clerk; felony indictments move through the District Clerk.
Docket activity Hearings, motions, bond orders, continuances, plea settings and trial activity build the case history.
Disposition Look for the actual outcome: dismissal, plea, conviction, acquittal, deferred action when legally applicable, sentence or other final order.
Post-conviction activity Appeals, post-conviction writs and later court orders may become part of the record after the original judgment.
State criminal-history repository Texas DPS receives criminal-history information submitted by Texas criminal-justice agencies. A county-court search and DPS search therefore answer different questions.

Fields worth reading before you leave the case

A quick decoder for Midland County criminal case information
Field What it helps identify What to verify
Cause / case number The specific court proceeding. Use this number for clerk calls, copy requests and docket checks.
Defendant The person named in the proceeding. Compare DOB or another identifier before assuming a same-name case belongs to someone.
Charge / offense The offense currently attached to that record. Check whether it is the arrest allegation, filed charge, amended count or final convicted offense.
Court The court assigned to the case. Use the court number to locate current calendars and contact information.
Attorney Counsel currently shown in the record. Representation can change; use the latest docket entry.
Bond Release condition shown for that matter. Check whether other cases, warrants or holds also affect release.
Docket event A procedural action such as hearing, motion, plea or setting. A setting is not the final disposition.
Disposition How the charge was resolved. Read each count separately.
Sentence Punishment imposed after a qualifying judgment. Do not treat an arrest date or jail stay as the sentence.
“Pending disposition” is not a conviction. The live Sheriff detainee page frequently uses custody-related disposition language. For the legal outcome, move to the appropriate clerk’s court record.
Older or missing criminal history

What to do when a Midland County case does not appear online

You searched the wrong clerk A felony will not be found by treating the County Clerk misdemeanor portal as a complete criminal database.
The case is Class C Search the correct Justice of the Peace or Midland Municipal Court instead.
The name changed Try maiden, former, hyphenated and suffix variations, but confirm identity before using the result.
The case is older Some older records may require clerk assistance, archived files or microfilmed material rather than a modern portal result.
The matter never became the charge you expected An arrest allegation can be rejected, changed or filed under a different offense.
The event occurred outside Midland County Search the court that actually received the case, not the person’s home county.
The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged and other legally restricted information may not appear in a normal public search.
You only found a jail entry Use the court field and cause or warrant number shown in the detainee record to locate the actual case.
Old felony record call script
I am trying to locate an older Midland County criminal case for [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The case may have been filed around [year]. I have [cause number / charge / arrest date, if known]. Can you confirm whether the record is available online, archived or through the Criminal Section or Microfilming Department, and what information you need for a copy request?
Older felony / archived case help: District Clerk Criminal Section and Microfilming Department — 432-688-4500

Older Class A/B misdemeanor help: County Clerk Misdemeanor Court Records — 432-688-4402
Certified proof and copies

Order the document from the clerk that actually owns the case

If the purpose is employment, licensing, immigration, record correction or record clearing, a screenshot may not be enough. Ask the receiving organization exactly which document it needs before paying for a large file.

Current published copy fees — verify again before ordering
Office Current published fee Good use
Midland County District Clerk $1 per page for copies / certified copies Felony District Court documents and certified case records.
Midland County Clerk $1 per page for non-certified paper copies;
$5 clerk certification 		Class A/B misdemeanor court documents.
Midland Municipal Court $1 per page;
certification currently no additional charge 		City Class C pending and closed case records.
Ask for the disposition, not “everything,” when that is all you need. A certified dismissal, judgment or disposition often answers a background-record question more directly than dozens of docket pages.
Copy-ready certified disposition request
I am requesting a certified copy of the final disposition, dismissal order, judgment and sentence, or other document showing the final outcome in Midland County case [cause number], styled [defendant name]. The approximate filing year is [year]. Please advise the current copy and certification cost before processing if additional documents are required.
District Clerk fee schedule County Clerk fee schedule Municipal Court copy request
Warrant routing

A Midland County warrant question also depends on the court

County Warrant Services

Midland County Warrant Services serves active warrants for the four county Justice Courts and County Court pro fine warrants.

709 W Washington
Midland, TX 79701

Phone: 432-688-4700

Published payment methods include cashier’s check, debit card and credit card. The office states that it does not accept cash.

Sheriff Warrant Section

For a general Sheriff warrant question, the detention FAQ directs users to the Midland County Sheriff Warrant Section.

1703 E County Road 120
Midland, TX 79706

Phone: 432-688-4680

District Court failure-to-appear warrant: Midland County District Court pages instruct defendants to contact their bondsman or attorney to check the status of an active failure-to-appear warrant.
City of Midland Municipal Court warrants: 432-685-7308
Do not confront someone because an online record appears to show a warrant. Warrant status can change, names can match incorrectly, and the correct resolution depends on the issuing court.
Midland County Warrant Services
Arrest, offense and incident reports

Ask the law-enforcement agency for the narrative—not the court clerk

Court clerks maintain court proceedings. The police or Sheriff maintain the report created by their agency. If a Midland Police officer made the arrest, asking the County Clerk for the police narrative sends you to the wrong office.

Midland County Sheriff report

The Sheriff’s public-information form can be used to identify records such as an offense report, arrest report, accident material, body-camera or dash-camera records when applicable.

  • Describe the exact record requested.
  • Give the incident number when known.
  • Add the occurrence date, location and involved name.
  • Charges may apply.
Open Sheriff records request

Midland Police report

Midland Police incident and offense reports can be requested through the City’s online system.

  • The City asks users to allow up to 10 business days for report processing.
  • MPD Records can help when the online request is unclear.
  • Traffic crash records follow a separate process.

MPD Records: 432-685-7145

601 N Loraine
Midland, TX 79701
Request a Midland Police report
Midland County Sheriff Open Records
Attn: Open Record
1703 E County Road 120, Building A
Midland, TX 79706
Email: mrecords@mcounty.com
Fax: 432-688-4972
Records Section: 432-688-4660
The Sheriff states that after receiving a public-information request it has 10 business days to release information, request an extension, or request a ruling from the Texas Attorney General. That does not mean every request will necessarily be completed in 10 business days.

Need a local Midland County Sheriff records check?

The Sheriff’s current FAQ says a former Midland County resident who now lives elsewhere may request a local records-check form from the Records office. The form must be notarized and returned with photo identification. The currently published fee is $10, payable by money order only.
Mail local Sheriff record-check payment to:
Midland County Sheriff’s Department
Attn: Records Dept.
P.O. Box 11287
Midland, TX 79702
Focused report request
I request the releasable arrest, offense or incident report concerning [full legal name] for an event on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include report or incident number [number], Midland County cause number [number], and charge [offense]. Please provide the available public portion electronically if possible and advise me of any charge before processing.
Current custody

Use the detainee list for current jail information—not old criminal history

The Midland County Sheriff’s Currently Held Detainees system accepts a full or partial last name and includes a View All Detainees option.
Open the official detainee search View Midland County detainees
Search with a partial surname if spelling is uncertain Open every plausible match rather than relying on the name alone.
Read each individual offense row Current entries can show offense, offense class, court, county, warrant number, arrest date, bond, fines, disposition and sentence fields.
Save the court and warrant or cause number Those details can route you into the appropriate Clerk, Justice Court or Municipal Court record.
Do not treat the detainee page as a complete background check Someone released in the past will not necessarily appear on a current-custody list.
Midland County Central Detention Center
400 S Main Street
Midland, TX 79701
Detention Division: 432-688-4745
Alternate: 432-688-4746
Jail disposition language needs context. A live detainee result can show terms such as pending disposition, sentenced, dismissed, warrant withdrawn or another custody status. Verify the controlling court case before using the label as a legal conclusion.
Bond and pretrial release

If the person is jailed, check every charge before paying

Bond information

The Sheriff’s current detainee result can display a bond amount for individual charges.

A second case, warrant, detainer or no-bond condition can still affect release.

Personal bond screening

Midland County Pretrial Services evaluates qualified defendants for possible personal-bond release.

The department says appearance at future settings and community safety are primary considerations.

Midland County Pretrial Bonding
507 S Loraine
Midland, TX 79701
Phone: 432-742-7350
Monday–Friday: 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Inmate account deposit and bail payment

Midland County currently directs inmate-account deposits and eligible bail payments through the detention lobby kiosk or TouchPay. Money orders and cashier’s checks are no longer accepted for inmate-account deposits.

Published inmate-account deposit fees
Deposit amount Current published fee
$0–$20 $3.95
$20.01–$100 $4.95
$100.01–$200 $5.95
The County publishes a separate bail-fee table, and card transactions can carry additional charges. Because bail transaction costs can depend on amount and payment method, check the live fee table immediately before paying rather than relying on an old copied fee.
Pretrial Bonding Current deposit and bail instructions
If the person is still in jail

Visitation, phone, mail and money without overwhelming the court-record search

Visitation: when can family visit?

Midland County uses video visitation for eligible inmates. The Sheriff currently publishes these general visiting hours:

Saturday

10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Sunday

10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Monday

10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Tuesday

10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

  • Maximum two visitors per visiting day for an eligible inmate.
  • Minimum 20 minutes per visitor.
  • A visitor may visit once per visitation day on non-consecutive days.
  • The inmate is limited to four total visits per week.
  • Proper identification is required.
  • Purses, backpacks, cell phones and other items are prohibited in the visitation area.
  • Contact visitation is prohibited.
Children younger than 17 who are sons, daughters, stepsons or stepdaughters are permitted to visit a parent during the first full visitation week of each month under the Sheriff’s published child-visitation rules. Review the live rule before travelling.
Check current visitation rules
Phone calls: can I call an inmate directly?

No. The Sheriff states that Midland County Jail inmates cannot receive incoming telephone calls.

  • Eligible inmates can place collect calls.
  • AdvancePay accounts are provided through Securus.
  • Securus support: 800-844-6591.
  • Calls may be monitored or recorded.
  • Call transfers or conference calls can disconnect the call.
Do not discuss evidence, witnesses, passwords, alibis or legal strategy on ordinary recorded jail calls.
Read inmate phone-call rules
Personal mail: what address should I use?

Midland County no longer accepts ordinary personal mail directly at the jail. Personal mail is routed through the Securus Digital Mail Center and scanned for the inmate to view.

Personal mail format
Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID
Midland County, TX Jail
C/O Securus Digital Mail Center
P.O. Box 21227
Tampa, FL 33622

A return name and address must appear on the envelope.

Legal mail and qualifying publisher material
Inmate Full Name – Inmate ID
C/O Midland County Sheriff’s Office – Detention Division
P.O. Box 11387
Midland, TX 79701
Verify inmate-mail instructions
Money: how do I fund the inmate account?

Deposits are currently made through the Central Detention lobby kiosk, TouchPay online or by telephone.

TouchPay telephone deposits: 866-232-1899

Recheck the inmate identity before submitting funds. Electronic transaction fees apply.

Open the current deposit page
Texas criminal history

Use Texas DPS when Midland County alone is not enough

Midland County clerk searches tell you about Midland County court cases. Texas DPS provides a broader Texas criminal-history search based on records submitted to the state repository.

Create the required DPS account The current DPS Criminal History system requires an account before conducting searches.
Purchase search credits DPS currently lists search credits at $1 each. Credit-card purchases can include additional processing charges.
Use as much identifying information as possible A complete birth date can narrow results and reduce false matches.
Preview possible matches carefully Similar names can produce possible matches.
Remember the fingerprint rule DPS specifically warns that name-based searching cannot positively identify a person. Fingerprint comparison is the reliable way to link someone positively to a criminal record.
A “no match” still uses a search credit. DPS currently treats a no-matching-records result as a valid search.
Texas DPS Criminal History Search support: 1-855-481-7071
DPS inaccurate-data assistance: 512-424-7256
Open Texas DPS Criminal History
Correction, expunction and nondisclosure

First determine whether the record is wrong—or legally eligible to be restricted

Wrong information

Correction means fixing an inaccurate name, charge, disposition or other factual record.

Expunction

An eligible expunction can require covered records relating to an arrest to be removed or destroyed as Texas law provides.

Nondisclosure

An eligible order of nondisclosure restricts public disclosure but is not the same as erasing every government record.

Before filing anything

Obtain the exact cause number
Get the final disposition
Check whether there were multiple charges from the same arrest
Determine whether the case is County Clerk or District Clerk
Review the current Texas eligibility section that applies
Get certified records when the filing requires them
Current Midland County published filing fees — confirm before filing
Filing District Clerk published amount Important note
Expunction $281 + $19 for each agency to be notified Eligibility is not created merely by paying the filing fee.
Nondisclosure $313 + $8 for each additional agency to be notified The County Clerk publishes a different fee for nondisclosure filings handled there. Use the clerk that owns the underlying case.
The Midland County Clerk currently publishes a $350 petition-for-nondisclosure filing fee on its civil-fee page. The District Clerk lists $313 for its nondisclosure filing. This is exactly why the underlying court must be identified before paying a fee.
Dismissed does not automatically mean expunged. A dismissed charge can remain visible in court or criminal-history systems unless Texas law provides relief and the required legal process is completed.
District Clerk expunction resources Texas nondisclosure forms County Clerk misdemeanor forms
Call the right office

Midland County criminal-record contacts in one place

County Clerk – Misdemeanor Records
500 N Loraine Street, 4th Floor
Midland, TX 79701

432-688-4402

Class A/B misdemeanor records.

District Clerk
500 N Loraine Street, Suite 300
Midland, TX 79702

432-688-4500

Felony records, older cases, post-conviction records.

County Courts-at-Law
500 N Loraine Street
Midland, TX 79701

432-688-4460

Adult misdemeanor court proceedings.

Municipal Court
201 E Texas
Midland, TX 79701

432-685-7314

City Class C cases and citations.

Sheriff Records Section
1703 E County Road 120
Midland, TX 79706

432-688-4660

Sheriff-created reports and local records help.

Central Detention Center
400 S Main Street
Midland, TX 79701

432-688-4745

Current custody and detention questions.

Warrant Services
709 W Washington
Midland, TX 79701

432-688-4700

Pretrial Bonding
507 S Loraine
Midland, TX 79701

432-742-7350

Midland Police Records
601 N Loraine
Midland, TX 79701

432-685-7145

District Attorney / Victim Assistance
500 N Loraine Street, Suite 200
Midland, TX 79701

432-688-4411

Map to the Midland County Courthouse

Before driving to 500 N Loraine: call the specific Clerk or court floor you need. Several criminal-justice offices share the courthouse, but they do not perform the same job.

Map to the Central Detention Center

Midland-specific shortcuts

Small details that can save an unnecessary search or courthouse trip

Start with the charge level

Felony, Class A/B and Class C cases do not belong to the same clerk.

Keep the cause number

It is more useful than repeatedly searching a common name.

Use Microfilming for old felonies

The District Clerk directory specifically lists a Microfilming Department at 432-688-4500.

Do not use the jail list as history

The Sheriff page is a currently-held-detainee tool.

Municipal parking is documented

The City specifically publishes free downtown parking for Midland Municipal Court.

Check the agency before requesting a report

Midland Police and Midland County Sheriff have separate records processes.

10 Midland County questions

Criminal-record search questions answered

How do I search Midland County Texas criminal records?

First identify the case level. Search Class A and Class B misdemeanor cases through the Midland County Clerk public court-record portal. Felony cases belong to the Midland County District Clerk and District Courts. County Justice of the Peace courts handle many Class C fine-only cases, while the City of Midland Municipal Court handles Class C cases committed within Midland city limits. For someone currently jailed, use the Midland County Sheriff current-detainee search.

Where are Midland County felony criminal records kept?

The Midland County District Clerk is the official record keeper for criminal proceedings heard in the District Courts, including felony indictments, post-conviction writs and appeals. The District Clerk is at 500 N Loraine Street, Suite 300, Midland, Texas 79702, and can be reached at 432-688-4500.

Where do I search Midland County misdemeanor records?

The Midland County Clerk handles Class A and Class B misdemeanor cases and Municipal Court or Justice of the Peace appeals filed in the County Courts at Law. The County Clerk’s new public court-record portal requires registration. Misdemeanor Court Records is on the fourth floor of 500 N Loraine Street and can be reached at 432-688-4402.

How can I find an older Midland County criminal case that is not online?

For an older felony case, call the Midland County District Clerk Criminal Section or Microfilming Department at 432-688-4500 and provide the defendant’s full name, approximate case year and cause number if known. For an older Class A or B misdemeanor, contact County Clerk Misdemeanor Court Records at 432-688-4402. Older or archived documents may not be fully represented by a current online search.

How do I find out if someone is currently in the Midland County Jail?

Use the Midland County Sheriff’s Currently Held Detainees search. It accepts a full or partial last name and also provides a view-all option. Current detainee results can show offense, offense class, court, county, warrant number, arrest date, bond, fines, disposition and sentence information. It is a current custody tool, not a complete historical criminal-record database.

How much do Midland County criminal court copies cost?

The Midland County District Clerk currently lists copies and certified copies at $1 per page. The Midland County Clerk lists non-certified paper copies at $1 per page and a $5 clerk certification fee. Midland Municipal Court currently charges $1 per page and states that certification is available at no additional charge. Confirm the current fee with the correct clerk before ordering.

How do I check a Midland County warrant?

Midland County Warrant Services handles warrants for the four Justice Courts and County Court pro fine warrants and can be reached at 432-688-4700. The Sheriff’s Warrant Section can be reached at 432-688-4680. For a District Court failure-to-appear warrant, county District Court pages instruct defendants to contact their bondsman or attorney. City of Midland Municipal Court warrant information is available at 432-685-7308.

How do I request a Midland County arrest or police report?

Request a Sheriff-created arrest, offense or incident report through the Midland County Sheriff’s Open Records process. The Sheriff’s Records Section is at 1703 E County Road 120 and can be reached at 432-688-4660. For a Midland Police Department incident or offense report, use the city’s online police-report request system or contact MPD Records at 432-685-7145.

Does a Midland County jail listing mean someone was convicted?

No. A jail listing can show an arrest, pending charge, warrant, bond, hold or other custody status and does not by itself prove guilt. To determine the legal outcome, locate the matching County Clerk, District Clerk, Justice Court or Municipal Court case and read the disposition, judgment or dismissal for each charge.

Can a Midland County criminal record be expunged or placed under nondisclosure?

Some Texas criminal records may qualify for expunction, while others may qualify for an order of nondisclosure, but eligibility depends on the arrest, charge, disposition, waiting period and criminal history. Midland County’s District Clerk currently publishes a $281 expunction filing fee plus $19 for each agency to be notified and a $313 nondisclosure fee plus $8 for each additional agency. County Clerk fees can differ for cases filed there, so determine which court owns the case before filing.

Official sources reviewed

Primary Midland County and Texas resources used for this page

The facts above are included in the article so readers do not have to bounce through a directory of links. These official pages remain useful when a live search, payment, filing or current-rule check is required.

County criminal courts
Jail and law enforcement
City and Texas records
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not Midland County, the Midland County District Clerk, County Clerk, Sheriff’s Office, City of Midland, Municipal Court, District Attorney, Texas Department of Public Safety or a law firm.

Court portals, fees, hours, filing rules, detention procedures and provider information can change. Verify live information with the responsible office before paying, filing, travelling or relying on a record for an important decision.

Similar names can produce incorrect matches. Use date of birth, cause number, warrant number, arrest date or another independent identifier before treating a record as belonging to a particular person.

An arrest or criminal charge does not establish guilt. This page explains public-record and court-navigation procedures and does not provide legal advice.

Last official-source review: August 25, 2026.

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