Parker County Recent Arrests | Booking Reports

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Parker County, Texas · Recent bookings, jail custody, arrest reports and criminal court follow-up

Recent Parker County Bookings Are Name-Search First

If someone was arrested in Parker County, start with the Sheriff’s jail search using the legal name the person was booked under. Parker County’s current system is useful for checking a specific person, but it does not provide a public countywide date filter for browsing every arrest from today or yesterday.

That changes how you should search. If you know the person’s name, use the jail database. If you are trying to see Weatherford Police activity by day, use the city’s 30-day Daily Media Reports. If you need the actual arrest narrative, request it from the agency that made the arrest. And if you need to know what happened to the charge, follow the case into Parker County court records.

Search Parker County jail records See Weatherford daily reports Check the court case
Booked legal name Approximate arrest date Arresting agency Case number if known Inmate ID if known
PARKER BOOKING BOARD INTAKE ACTIVE
CURRENT JAIL SEARCH
CASE STATUS CHECKED
BOOKING → COURT VERIFIED
Arrest does not mean conviction. A recent booking identifies a custody event and allegations entered at that stage. Charges may change, be rejected, dismissed, reduced or resolved differently after prosecutor and court review.
No county date filter

The current jail search is designed around the booked legal name.

Wildcard available

PCSO says an asterisk may be used with a first initial.

Booking desk

817-594-4208 when the online search is not enough.

Jail address

612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086.

Verified review

Official procedures checked August 25, 2026.

Start here

Choose the route that matches what you actually need

I KNOW THE PERSON Check whether they were booked

Use the Parker County jail search and enter the legal name used at booking.

Follow the exact search steps
I WANT TODAY’S ARRESTS Know the county limitation

The current jail portal has no public date search. Weatherford Police publishes day-by-day reports for its own activity only.

See the recent-report options
I NEED THE REPORT Request the arrest narrative

Send a written request to the agency that made the arrest—not automatically to the jail.

Get the correct report
I NEED BOND OR RELEASE Confirm all charges first

Call the jail before paying and ask about every charge, bond, court order and hold.

Use the bond checklist

Go directly to the Parker County task

You do not need to read the entire page if you are trying to solve one urgent problem.

If you want arrests by day

There are two different ways to research recent activity

Parker County jail search

Best when: you know who you are looking for.

  • Countywide jail-record route
  • Name-based search
  • Useful for current or recent custody
  • Can lead to charge and bond information
  • No current public booking-date filter
Read the Sheriff’s search instructions

Weatherford Police Daily Media Reports

Best when: you want recent Weatherford Police activity arranged by day.

  • Approximately the past 30 days are published
  • Reports are listed by date
  • May describe an arrest and transport to Parker County Jail
  • Uploads occur during normal business hours
  • Weekend, holiday or busy-day delays can occur
Open Weatherford Daily Media Reports
Weatherford reports are not a Parker County arrest roster. They cover Weatherford Police activity. An arrest by Parker County Sheriff, another city police department, a constable, DPS or another agency may not appear there.
Practical shortcut: If someone tells you “the arrest happened in Weatherford yesterday,” check the Weatherford Daily Media Report for that date and then use the Parker County jail search to confirm whether the person was actually booked.
Weatherford Police Records: wpdrecords@weatherfordtx.gov
Booking-result decoder

What a recent Parker County booking can—and cannot—tell you

Use booking information as the beginning of the investigation, not the final legal answer
Information What it helps answer What it does not prove Best next action
Booked name Which legal name the jail used for the intake. Identity by itself when names are common. Compare another identifier and known arrest facts.
Booking or inmate ID Which jail record belongs to the custody event. The final court outcome. Save it for jail, visitation and money questions.
Booking date When the person entered the jail process. The exact date or time of the alleged offense. Compare the arrest report.
Charge What allegation was associated with booking. That the prosecutor filed or proved that offense. Search Parker County court records.
Bond What release amount or condition may currently apply. That payment clears every charge or hold. Call 817-594-4208 before paying.
Release status Whether the jail custody event may have ended. That the criminal case was dismissed. Follow the court case.
Arresting agency Which law-enforcement office likely owns the arrest narrative. That Parker County Jail created the incident report. Request the report from that agency.
Before sharing a booking publicly: Match more than a name. Similar names are common, and a booking allegation should never be described as a conviction unless the court record actually shows one.
No result after an arrest

What to check before assuming the person was not booked

Booking may still be underway Intake, identification, medical screening and data entry can occur before the public record is useful.
The legal name may differ Try the actual booked first and last name rather than a nickname.
Use the wildcard PCSO specifically provides a wildcard option when name spelling is uncertain.
The person may already be released A short booking can end before friends or family search the portal.
There may have been no jail booking A citation or other release process can result in a court matter without a prolonged jail stay.
The arrest may belong to another county Search where the person was actually booked rather than where they live.
The record may be restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged and legally confidential matters may not be publicly available.
The portal may not answer a live custody question Call the booking desk when you need current confirmation.
Booking-desk call script
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name] was booked into Parker County Jail after an arrest on or about [date]. I have tried the online search. Can you confirm whether the person is currently booked, released, still processing or listed under a different legal name?
Parker County Jail / Booking Desk: 817-594-4208
Booking report vs arrest report

Ask the right agency for the right document

Jail booking record

Use this for custody, jail intake, charges and bond information available through the jail system.

Offense or arrest report

This usually comes from the law-enforcement agency whose officer investigated or made the arrest.

Court record

Use this to find filed charges, hearings, orders, plea, dismissal, judgment or sentence.

If the Parker County Sheriff created the report

The Sheriff’s Office requires Open Records requests to be in writing. It specifically states that requests are not accepted over the phone.
Describe the record narrowly State whether you want an arrest report, offense report, incident report, booking-related record or another identifiable document.
Provide enough identifiers Include the person’s legal name, approximate date, location, arresting deputy or incident number when known.
Send the written request to PCSO Email is usually the fastest documented route.
Watch for a cost estimate or clarification request A broad request may need to be narrowed before the office can locate the responsive records efficiently.
Parker County Sheriff Open Records
Attn: April Little
129 Hogle Street, Weatherford, TX 76086
Email: april.little@parkercountytx.com
Fax: 817-594-7809, Attn: April Little
Read the official PCSO records instructions
Copy-ready PCSO records request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable arrest, offense or incident record concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include [booking/inmate ID, incident number, case number, arresting deputy or other details]. Please provide the responsive record electronically if available and notify me of any applicable charges before processing if a cost estimate is required.

If Weatherford Police made the arrest

Weatherford Police directs records questions to wpdrecords@weatherfordtx.gov and provides its own public-information request process. Use that route for a Weatherford Police-created incident or arrest narrative.
Weatherford Police public information Weatherford request instructions
Do not send every request to the Sheriff. Parker County departments do not automatically control records created by another department or city agency. Sending a request to the wrong office can delay the answer.
After booking

Follow the arrest into Parker County court records

Parker County’s official Judicial Records Search provides both Court Records and Jail Records. The District Attorney also directs users there to check a criminal case by defendant name or case number.
Open Parker County Judicial Records Search Open the official county records page
Select Court Records Jail Records answers the booking question; Court Records answers what happened to the prosecution.
Use the case number when you have one It is generally safer than a broad name search.
Otherwise search the defendant’s legal name Compare filing date, charge and court to the arrest you are researching.
Identify misdemeanor versus felony This determines which clerk and prosecutor handle the case.
Read the newest docket entries Court settings can move. Look for charging instruments, bond orders, pleas, dismissals, judgments and sentencing entries.
Check each count independently Multiple charges from one arrest can end differently.

Felony case

Felony cases are filed with the Parker County District Clerk and prosecuted by the Parker County District Attorney in the 43rd and 415th District Courts.

District Clerk – Felony
117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

Phone: 817-598-6194
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Closed Friday noon–1:00 p.m.

Misdemeanor case

Parker County’s County Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor offenses through the County Courts at Law. County Clerk court divisions maintain those records.

County Clerk main: 817-598-6163
Court Division #1: 817-598-6138
Court Division #2: 817-598-6055

Current felony copy and record-search fees

Parker County District Clerk 2026 Criminal Case Fee Sheet
Service Published 2026 fee When it may be useful
Record search $5 When clerk research is needed.
Certified paper copy $1/page + $5 certification Official paper disposition or judgment.
Certified electronic copy $0.10/page, $1 minimum + $5 certification Official electronic record.
Plain paper copy $1/page Non-certified paper reference.
Plain electronic copy $0.10/page, $1 minimum Low-cost electronic reference copy.
Fees above come from the Parker County District Clerk’s 2026 Criminal Case Fee Sheet. Confirm the current charge before ordering because clerk fees can change.
Bond and release

Before paying anything, confirm every active Parker County charge

A bond amount on one charge does not guarantee release. Another charge, warrant, court order or outside hold may keep the person in custody.
Verify the correct inmate Match the legal booking name and any available inmate or case identifier.
List every charge Ask whether each charge has its own bond or release condition.
Ask about holds Confirm whether another county, agency, probation, parole or other legal hold affects release.
Confirm the newest bond amount A magistrate or judge may change the amount or conditions after initial booking.
Ask which payment methods are currently accepted Do this before travelling or sending funds.
If using a surety, verify the company Parker County publishes an approved Bail Bond Board company list.
Keep the paperwork Save the case number, amount, payer information, receipt and any surety agreement.
Do not promise an immediate release time Jail staff must process the paperwork and clear other active matters first.
Bond confirmation script
I am calling about [full booked name]. Before I pay anything, can you confirm every active charge, the current bond or release condition on each one, whether there are any outside holds or warrants, and the payment methods currently accepted by Parker County Jail?
Open the approved bonding-company list
Parker County Jail: 817-594-4208
Parker County Jail

Know where to go before leaving for the jail

Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Jail / booking: 817-594-4208

Main entrance

The Sheriff states that the jail entrance is at the corner of Jameson Street and N. Mill Street, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.

Local practical point: The Sheriff’s current jail page identifies the entrance but does not publish a guaranteed visitor-parking instruction. Allow extra time, use legal public parking and do not assume a particular space or lot is available.
The Parker County Sheriff retains constitutional responsibility for the jail. The Sheriff’s current page states that day-to-day jail operations are managed by LaSalle Corrections.
Visitation

Check the current jail schedule before driving to Weatherford

Parker County’s current visitation page states that inmates receive two visits per week, visits are in-person and non-contact for at least 20 minutes, visitation is limited to four visitors per inmate, adult visitors need valid identification, and visitors should arrive approximately 20 minutes early.
Confirm the person is still in Parker County Jail Recheck custody immediately before scheduling or travelling.
Open the current visitation page Parker County links its current classification-specific schedule from this page. Open Parker County Jail Visitation
Use the current schedule, not an old copied timetable Visit periods can depend on inmate housing or classification. Check the live Sheriff page each time.
Bring valid identification Every adult visitor needs valid ID.
Arrive about 20 minutes before sign-up This leaves time to find the entrance and complete check-in.
Keep the group within the published limit Up to four visitors may participate, switching within the visit’s time frame.
Jail Visitation Office: 682-229-2361
The visitation office is not staffed 24 hours a day.
Jail: 817-594-4208
The visitation web page contains older pandemic-era language alongside the current schedule link. For a current visit, rely on the active schedule and call the Visitation Office when a rule is unclear rather than relying on an old copied version of the page.
Letters and telephone

Use the current Parker County inmate-contact instructions

Personal mail

Address correspondence as:

Inmate’s Name / Inmate ID
C/O Parker County Jail
PO Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72403
  • All incoming and outgoing inmate mail is screened.
  • Do not send money in personal correspondence.
  • Do not send stamps, paper or envelopes.
  • Drugs, tobacco and sexually explicit material are prohibited.
  • The jail says mailed personal items are no longer allowed; needed items are obtained through commissary or the tablet system.
Read current inmate-contact instructions

Telephone and voicemail

Parker County states that its inmate telephone system is currently serviced by Correct Solutions Group.

  • Create a phone account through CSG.
  • Follow the provider instructions for inmate calling.
  • The same system supports inmate voicemail.
  • Contact jail staff when you cannot resolve a provider issue.
Open Correct Solutions Group
Case privacy: Normal inmate phone calls, voicemail and personal correspondence should not be treated as confidential attorney-client communication. Avoid discussing evidence, witnesses, passwords or defense strategy through ordinary jail communication systems.
Commissary and deposits

Three verified ways to put money on a Parker County inmate account

Online

Parker County directs online deposits through CSGPay.

Open CSGPay
Lobby kiosk

The jail lobby kiosk is at 612 Jameson Street and accepts cash, credit or debit cards according to the Sheriff’s commissary page.

Cashier’s check or money order

It may be dropped with the Visitation Officer during visitation hours or mailed using the Sheriff’s trust-fund instructions.

Commissary is subcontracted to Correct Commissary. The Sheriff currently states that eligible inmates may make weekly commissary purchases up to $200.

If mailing a money order

Make the cashier’s check or money order payable in the form instructed by PCSO: “C/O Inmate Trust Fund” followed by the inmate’s name. Mail it to: 612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086, and mark the outside of the envelope “Inmate Trust Fund.”
Do not confuse the two mailing addresses. Personal letters go to the Jonesboro, Arkansas mailing address. A trust-fund money order follows the separate Parker County Jail money-order procedure at 612 Jameson Street.
Check current commissary instructions
Medical and mental-health concerns

If someone in jail needs medical attention

Medical care

Parker County’s jail page states that physician services are contracted and that an on-site infirmary is staffed 24 hours a day by medical-care professionals.

Mental-health services

Parker County identifies Pecan Valley MHMR of Texas as the provider for jail mental-health services.

To report a concern involving someone currently housed in Parker County Jail, call jail staff at 817-594-4208.
When speaking to staff, have the inmate’s booked legal name and inmate ID ready. Explain the immediate concern clearly rather than asking staff to discuss confidential medical history.
Read the jail medical page
Legal representation

Parker County uses court-appointed lawyers for eligible defendants

Parker County publishes felony appointment lists and a criminal form for requesting appointed counsel. A person who cannot afford a lawyer should raise that issue with the court rather than expecting the jail to choose an attorney.

Request court-appointed counsel

  • Use Parker County’s criminal appointed-counsel application or declaration process.
  • Provide complete and truthful financial information.
  • The court determines whether the defendant qualifies.
  • The county publishes attorneys approved for felony appointments.
Open court forms See appointment lists

Hire a private lawyer

  • Verify the lawyer’s Texas license.
  • Ask about experience with the type of Parker County charge involved.
  • Ask who will actually appear in court.
  • Get the fee and scope of representation in writing.
  • Do not confuse a bail-bond service with criminal defense representation.
Use the State Bar lawyer referral service
Victim and survivor assistance

The correct prosecutor depends on whether the case is misdemeanor or felony

Felony victim assistance
Parker County District Attorney
117 Fort Worth Highway, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

Main / Victim Assistance: 817-598-6124

The District Attorney prosecutes felony cases in the 43rd and 415th District Courts.

Misdemeanor victim assistance
Parker County Attorney
101 N. Main St.
Weatherford, TX 76086

County Attorney: 817-594-8409
Victim Assistance Coordinator: 682-229-2289

The Parker County District Attorney tells victims who need criminal-case status information to use the Parker County Records Search first. If the needed information is not available there, felony victims may call Victim Assistance at 817-598-6124.
After the recent case

If the arrest is dismissed, corrected or later eligible for clearing

Get the final court disposition Do not start with an old booking screenshot. Identify exactly how every charge ended.
Correct an inaccurate record at its source The Sheriff, city police, clerk and DPS maintain different records. Send the correction to the office that owns the incorrect field.
Do not confuse correction with expunction Correction fixes false data. Expunction concerns an accurate arrest record that may legally qualify to be removed.
Use current Texas eligibility guidance Eligibility can depend on the charge, disposition, waiting period and other events arising from the arrest.
Parker County District Clerk’s current FAQ lists an expunction filing fee of $350, plus $25 per entity when an email address for that entity is not supplied. A certified expunction order is listed at $1 per page plus a $5 certification fee. Confirm current fees before filing.
Check Parker County expunction fees Read Texas expunction guidance
Contacts worth saving

Parker County arrest, jail and court contacts

Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-594-4208

Parker County Sheriff’s Office
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Admin: 817-594-8845
Dispatch: 817-594-3213

Jail Visitation Office

682-229-2361

Not staffed 24 hours a day.

District Clerk – Felony
117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6194

County Clerk
1112 Santa Fe Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6163

Parker County District Attorney
117 Fort Worth Highway, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6124

Parker County Attorney
101 N. Main St.
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-594-8409

Weatherford Police Records

wpdrecords@weatherfordtx.gov

Use when Weatherford Police created the report.

Useful local shortcuts

Six Parker County details that prevent wasted time

There is no current county date filter

Use the name search instead of spending time hunting for a recent-booking calendar that is not available.

Use the legal booking name

The Sheriff specifically calls this out because nicknames and alternate names cause search failures.

Weatherford has its own daily reports

They are useful for city police activity but should never be presented as all Parker County arrests.

Personal mail and money orders go to different addresses

Letters go through Jonesboro, Arkansas. Trust-fund money orders use the jail’s Jameson Street procedure.

The jail entrance is on the Jameson/N. Mill corner

That is the location PCSO identifies, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.

A jail charge is not the court outcome

Always follow a recent booking into Judicial Records if the real question is what happened to the case.

10 recent-arrest questions

Parker County booking and recent-arrest FAQs

How do I find recent arrests in Parker County Texas?

Use the Parker County Sheriff’s official Jail Search when you know the person’s name. Parker County says the search uses the legal name the inmate was booked under. If you need a day-by-day list rather than one person’s booking, the current county jail software does not provide a public date-search option. Weatherford Police publishes Daily Media Reports covering the past 30 days, but those reports cover Weatherford Police activity only and are not a countywide arrest list.

Can I search Parker County bookings by arrest date?

The Parker County Sheriff’s current Jail Search guidance says the newer judicial and records system does not provide a date-search option. Search by the person’s booked legal name instead. If the arrest involved Weatherford Police, its Daily Media Reports provide a separate day-by-day look at recent Weatherford police activity for approximately the past 30 days.

Why can’t I find someone who was just arrested in Parker County?

The person may still be going through booking, may be entered under a different legal name, may have been released quickly, may have received a citation instead of being jailed, or may have been booked in another county. Try the exact legal name and the Parker County wildcard option. If the result is still missing, call the Parker County Jail booking desk at 817-594-4208.

What name should I use in the Parker County jail search?

Use the first and last legal name under which the person was booked. The Parker County Sheriff’s Office specifically warns that users need the booked legal name. The Sheriff’s page also says an asterisk can be used as a wildcard, but the first initial of the name must still be entered in the field.

Does the Parker County jail search show the final criminal charge?

A jail booking shows the charge and custody information connected to the arrest at that stage, but it does not establish the final prosecution result. Search Parker County Judicial Records by defendant name or case number to follow the court case. Felony cases are filed with the District Clerk, while misdemeanor cases are prosecuted through the County Courts at Law.

How do I get a Parker County booking or arrest report?

First identify which law-enforcement agency created the report. For Parker County Sheriff’s Office records, submit a written open-records request to the Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff does not accept open-records requests by phone. Requests may be sent to April Little by email, mail, fax or in person. If Weatherford Police created the report, use the Weatherford Police public-information process instead.

How do I check bond for a Parker County inmate?

Open the current Parker County jail record and review every charge and bond entry. Then call the Parker County Jail at 817-594-4208 to confirm the current bond, any holds, all active charges and the approved payment procedure before sending money. If using a surety company, use Parker County’s official Bail Bond Board approved-company list.

How do I visit someone in Parker County Jail?

Check the Sheriff’s current Jail Visitation page and its linked schedule before travelling. Parker County states that inmates receive two visits per week, visits are in-person and non-contact for at least 20 minutes, up to four visitors may participate within the visit period, adults need valid identification, and visitors should arrive about 20 minutes early. The Visitation Office number is 682-229-2361.

How do I send mail or money to a Parker County inmate?

Personal correspondence should be addressed with the inmate’s name and inmate ID, C/O Parker County Jail, PO Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72403. Do not include money, stamps, paper, envelopes or other prohibited items. For commissary funds, Parker County currently uses Correct Commissary and CSGPay. Online deposits are available through CSGPay, and the jail lobby at 612 Jameson Street has a deposit kiosk.

Where do I find the court case after a Parker County arrest?

Use the official Parker County Judicial Records Search and select Court Records. Search by the defendant’s name or known case number. Felony records are maintained by the Parker County District Clerk for the 43rd and 415th District Courts. Misdemeanor cases are handled through the County Courts at Law and County Clerk.

Official resources

Primary Parker County sources used for this page

Booking and jail
Reports and recent activity
Court and legal follow-up
Accuracy and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Parker County Sheriff’s Office, Parker County Jail, Parker County District Clerk, Parker County Attorney, Parker County District Attorney, Weatherford Police Department or a law firm.

Jail custody, charges, bond, visitation, provider instructions, court schedules and fees can change. Recheck the official source before travelling, paying money, sending mail or making an important decision.

An arrest or booking is an allegation-stage record and is not proof of guilt. Verify identity carefully and use the court disposition when the question is whether someone was convicted, dismissed, acquitted or otherwise resolved.

Last official-source review: August 25, 2026. The article intentionally does not invent a Parker County “today’s arrests” date filter because the Sheriff’s current guidance states that the newer system does not provide one.

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