Galveston County Mugshots Search | Recent Booking Photos

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Galveston County, Texas · Recent arrests, booking photos, inmate custody and court follow-up

Find the Booking Photo, Then Verify What Happened Next

If you are checking a recent Galveston County arrest, the quickest place to start is the Sheriff’s official Police to Citizen system. The Recent Arrests page lets you browse newly posted arrest entries with booking photos, while Inmate Inquiry is better when you already know the person’s name.

A mugshot alone is not the answer. Open the matching record, compare the name, age, arrest date and booking agency, then save the charge, bond and next court date before checking the criminal case. That extra step matters because an arrest photo shows that someone was booked—not that the allegation resulted in a conviction.

Browse official recent booking photos Search one inmate by name Photo or person missing?
Full booked name Approximate age Arrest date Booking agency Case number if known
GALVESTON BOOKING PHOTO LIGHTBOX VERIFYING
INMATE DETAIL
IDENTITY CROSS-CHECKED
PHOTO
PHOTO → INMATE → COURT
A mugshot is not proof of guilt. The Galveston County P2C Recent Arrests page itself warns that the people depicted were arrested but had not been convicted at the time of posting. Verify the court disposition before drawing conclusions about the outcome of a case.
Browse photos

Use the official P2C Recent Arrests page.

Search one person

Use Inmate Inquiry by last and first name.

Jail phone

409-766-2315 for current custody questions.

Jail address

5700 Avenue H / Ball Street, Galveston.

Source review

Official pages checked August 17, 2026.

Start with the right screen

Four Galveston County searches that answer different questions

The P2C portal has several tools that look similar but do different jobs. Choosing the right one can save a lot of scrolling.

RECENT ARRESTS I want to browse new booking photos

Shows recently posted arrest cards with a photograph when available and arrest-related details.

Best when you do not know the exact name or want to review recent bookings. Open Recent Arrests
INMATE INQUIRY I know the person’s name

Search the current inmate listing using first and last name and open the matching detail.

Better than paging through hundreds of recent arrest entries. Search Inmate Inquiry
EVENT SEARCH I need the incident behind the arrest

Search arrests and other events by date, name or address and use the report or case number when known.

Useful for connecting a booking to an incident report. Open Event Search
COURT RECORD I need the actual legal outcome

Continue from the arrest information to the appropriate Galveston County criminal court record.

Use this to verify filing, hearings, dismissal, plea, judgment or other disposition. Go to court verification
Fastest route for one person: Inmate Inquiry → verify image and identity → save arrest date, charge and booking agency → check bond and next court date → search the court record.

Go directly to the part you need

The article is arranged around what people usually need immediately after seeing a booking photo.

Official recent booking photos

How to browse Galveston County Recent Arrests

The Arrests tab is the part of the Sheriff’s P2C portal most closely matching a traditional “recent mugshots” page. It presents recently posted arrest entries individually instead of asking you to begin with a name search.

HOME EVENT SEARCH ARRESTS WANTED INMATE INQUIRY
Open the Sheriff’s Recent Arrests page Go directly to the official Galveston County Police to Citizen arrests screen. Browse recent arrests
Do not assume the first page is “today only” P2C controls which entries are currently in the recent-arrest display. The portal does not promise that the page represents a fixed 24-hour period.
Move through the arrest cards Each displayed entry can include a booking image and identifying details. Use the page controls to move through the currently available entries.
Read the name before focusing on the picture Facial resemblance alone is a poor identity check. Compare the written identifying information first.
Compare age, sex and physical descriptors The recent-arrest card can display race, sex, age, height and weight alongside the image.
Save the listed charge Treat it as an arrest-stage allegation, not a final court disposition.
Switch to Inmate Inquiry for a deeper check Search the person by name when you need custody, booking agency, arrest date, next court date or total bond information.
Finish with the criminal court case Use the court record to determine whether the charge was filed and how it was resolved.
Do not republish a booking photo as proof of a crime. The P2C disclaimer states that the individuals depicted were arrested but had not been convicted at the time of posting.
Read the record correctly

What the mugshot and inmate fields tell you

What is useful for identity, custody and court follow-up
Field
What it helps establish
What it does not prove
Next step
Booking photo
A photograph associated with the arrest or jail booking displayed by P2C.
Guilt, conviction or final identity by itself.
Match the written name, age, arrest date and case information.
Name
The name attached to the public booking record.
That a same-name record belongs to the person you know.
Compare age, image, arrest date and booking agency.
Age
A useful identity cross-check.
Identity on its own.
Compare against another independent identifier.
Height and weight
Physical descriptors displayed on recent-arrest cards when available.
That measurements are current or exact.
Treat them as supporting rather than controlling identity evidence.
Primary charge
The principal charge currently shown in the inmate list.
The prosecutor ultimately filed or proved that charge.
Search the court record.
Arrest date
When the displayed arrest occurred.
The date of every alleged offense.
Match it to the report and court case.
Booking agency
Which agency is associated with the booking entry.
That the county jail wrote the police narrative.
Request the report from the agency that owns it.
Release date
That the displayed custody period ended.
Dismissal, acquittal or innocence.
Check the disposition.
Next court date
A court setting currently associated with the inmate record.
That the date cannot be reset.
Confirm through the live court docket.
Total bond
A bond amount displayed through the inmate detail.
That paying that number alone will cause immediate release.
Confirm every case, hold and release condition with the jail.
Avoid a same-name mistake

Verify the person before trusting the photograph

Full name matches the person you are looking for
Age is reasonably consistent
Race and sex fields are consistent
Arrest date fits the known timeline
Booking agency fits where the arrest occurred
Primary charge fits the known event
Court record follows the same arrest
Release or custody information fits the timeline
Use at least two independent identifiers. A photograph can look familiar while still belonging to another person. Do not send money, publish an allegation or contact an employer based only on visual resemblance.
When nothing appears

Why a mugshot or recent arrest may be missing

The booking is not finished The Sheriff describes a queue-based booking process. A public entry may not be complete while paperwork, questions, fingerprints and photography are still being processed.
Arrest paperwork had to be corrected The Corrections Division says incomplete or incorrect paperwork is returned to the arresting officer for correction before booking continues.
The arrest is no longer in the “recent” display Recent Arrests is a browsing page, not a permanent archive of every Galveston County booking.
The person was released Use Inmate Inquiry, event records and court records rather than relying on a current-custody assumption.
The name spelling is different Try the legal surname and first name rather than a nickname.
The person was booked elsewhere An arrest in the region does not guarantee booking into the Galveston County Jail.
The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged or otherwise confidential information may not be publicly displayed.
The photo itself is unavailable A text-based arrest or inmate record can exist even when the public-facing image is missing or cannot be displayed.
Custody-check call script
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], approximately age [age], was booked into the Galveston County Jail after an arrest on or about [date]. The online photo or inmate result is unclear. Can you confirm whether the person is currently booked, released, still processing, or listed under another name?
Galveston County Jail: 409-766-2315
Sheriff’s Office: 409-766-2300
Dispatch: 409-766-2322
Why new photos can take time

What happens before a Galveston booking photo appears

The Sheriff’s Corrections Division publishes a useful explanation of its intake process. That process explains why a family member may know someone was arrested before a searchable photo appears.

Arrest paperwork reaches the jail Staff first check the paperwork for completeness and errors.
Incorrect paperwork is corrected When required information is missing or inaccurate, the arresting officer is asked to correct it.
The person enters the booking queue Once the paperwork is acceptable, the person is placed in the queue for processing.
Booking questions are completed The Sheriff describes the intake as a question-heavy process.
Mugshots are taken Booking generally includes photography as part of the identification process.
Fingerprints are generally collected The Sheriff states fingerprints are part of most bookings.
The public record becomes useful Once the relevant data is entered and posted, P2C becomes the practical public lookup route.
The Sheriff also states that a person who does not cooperate with the booking process can be moved to the back of the booking queue. Because every intake is different, avoid promising a fixed online-posting time.
Go beyond the photograph

Find the incident or police report behind the booking

P2C Event Search

Use Event Search when you need to connect an arrest with a reported incident, date or location.

  • Search a date period.
  • Limit results by a person’s name when available.
  • Use an address when location is the best clue.
  • P2C includes a mapping function for event locations.
  • Pop-up blocking may need to be disabled to open some reports.
Open Event Search

Quick Search by report number

The P2C home page accepts a report or case number through Quick Search.

Its published example is a number formatted like 17-001234. When using Quick Search, P2C instructs users to remove the dash and enter it as 17001234.

Open P2C Quick Search

Need a Sheriff-created record that is not available online?

Identify the agency first Do not assume the Galveston County Sheriff wrote the police report just because the person was housed in the county jail.
Prepare a focused written request Include the name, incident date, location, report or case number and the document you actually need.
Email, mail or hand-deliver an HCSO request The Sheriff’s Records Division publishes all three options.
Use P2C first when the public report is already available The P2C FAQ says reports obtained through the public site can be available without the in-person report charge.
Galveston County Sheriff Records Division
Email: GCSOrecords@co.galveston.tx.us
Phone: 409-766-2320
Address: 601 54th Street, Galveston, TX 77551
Copy-ready public-record request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable arrest, incident or offense record concerning [full legal name] for an event occurring on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include report or case number [number] and booking information [details]. Please provide the record electronically when available and advise me of any charge before processing if a fee applies.
The mugshot is not the outcome

Check what happened to the Galveston County criminal case

Do not use the old Public Access bookmark. Galveston County announced that Tyler’s former Public Access software reached end of support on December 31, 2025. The county directs users to the current Tyler Odyssey Portal for essential case and party information.
Open current Galveston Odyssey Portal District Clerk Criminal Section County Clerk Court Records
Save the arrest details before leaving P2C Keep the full name, arrest date, booking agency, listed charge and next court date.
Open Odyssey Portal The live portal provides Smart Search for court records and Search Hearings for court hearing dates.
Use Smart Search for case and party information Search carefully enough to distinguish people with similar names.
Use Search Hearings for the current setting The Odyssey page specifically directs users to Search Hearings for hearing date and time information.
Check which court owns the case Misdemeanor matters can be handled in the County Courts at Law, while felony matters proceed in the district courts.
Read each charge or count separately One case can have a different result from another case arising from the same arrest.
Find the actual disposition Look for dismissal, plea, deferred adjudication, judgment, acquittal, conviction or other controlling court action.
Request a copy when proof is needed A court document is stronger evidence of the outcome than a screenshot of a mugshot page.

Which clerk should I contact?

County Court at Law matter

Galveston County’s County Courts at Law handle criminal misdemeanor matters along with other case types.

County Court inquiries: 409-770-6044

Open County Clerk court information

District-court criminal matter

The District Clerk is the custodian of records filed in the district courts and maintains a Criminal Section.

District Court inquiries: 409-770-5230

Open District Clerk Criminal Section
District Clerk — Galveston Office
600 59th Street, Room 4001
Galveston, TX 77551
409-766-2424
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
District Clerk — League City Office
174 Calder Road
League City, TX 77573
281-316-8729
Monday–Friday: 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
After the booking photo appears

Bond, magistrate review and the first release decision

A family member often moves directly from finding the booking photo to asking, “How do we get them out?” The answer depends on the active cases, bond conditions and the magistrate’s orders.

Magistrate Court

Galveston County states that magistrate court is held twice a day in the jail, with the magistrate, magistrate clerks, the State and public defense present.

The county’s Magistrate Court page states that a person arrested in Galveston County is presented before a magistrate no later than 24 hours after arrest.

People unable to post their monetary bond conditions are reviewed within 12 hours of the initial hearing according to the county’s published procedure.

Magistrate Court: 409-766-2556

Read Magistrate Court information

Personal Bond Office

Galveston County uses its Personal Bond Office and Public Safety Report System to help determine eligibility information presented to the magistrate.

The published personal-bond fee is 3% of the total amount ordered by the magistrate judge.

The office states that it accepts money orders, cashier’s checks or jail checks only for its fee.

Personal Bond: 409-766-2404

Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.

Open Personal Bond information
Address wording can look inconsistent but is local Galveston street naming. The Sheriff lists the jail as 5700 Avenue H, while the county Personal Bond page lists 5700 Ball Street. The City of Galveston itself refers to the road as Ball Street/Avenue H.
Confirm the person in P2C Use the correct name and inmate record before discussing money.
Record every active charge Do not assume the primary charge is the only matter affecting release.
Verify the bond after magistrate review Conditions can change after the initial booking entry.
Ask whether another hold exists A separate warrant or agency hold can prevent release even when a displayed bond is paid.
Choose the appropriate bond route The Sheriff states that eligible individuals can pay the entire bond or fine or contact a bondsman.
Do not ask the Sheriff to select a bondsman The Corrections Division expressly states that it cannot recommend one.
Bond-check call script
I am calling about [full legal name], arrested on approximately [date]. The P2C record shows [charge/bond if available]. Can you confirm all active charges, the current bond or fine for each matter, whether any hold prevents release, and whether the person has completed magistrate review?
What happens after bond paperwork

Why payment does not mean an immediate jail exit

Booking must be complete Release processing does not replace the required intake process.
Required bond or fine is handled The applicable payment or release paperwork must be received.
The person enters the release queue The Sheriff states that a person does not enter this queue until all required payment and paperwork have been completed and received.
Officers recheck the paperwork Release is paperwork-intensive because staff verify that all necessary documents are present.
Identity is reverified Staff confirm the identity of the individual before release.
Useful immediate detail: The Sheriff states that after booking is complete, individuals can make two free two-minute phone calls to help arrange release, notify loved ones or contact an attorney.
Before driving to the jail

Galveston County Jail visitation, parking and dress rules

Parking is limited. The Sheriff states that gated parking is off limits to the public. Visitors should arrive early and park only in designated visitation parking. Vehicles parked improperly may be ticketed or towed.
Verify current custody first Reopen Inmate Inquiry before making the trip.
Open the current Corrections page The Sheriff posts the daily visit windows and registration links there. Check current visitation
Register before assuming a visit is available Use the “Register Here” link associated with the currently published schedule.
Arrive early Limited parking and lobby rules make last-minute arrival risky.
Bring proper identification Visitors age 16 and older must have proper identification.
Leave recording electronics outside Phones, smart watches, tablets, portable computers, cameras, audio recorders and similar devices are prohibited in the jail front lobby.
Important visitor rules published by the Galveston County Sheriff
Rule
Published requirement
Visit frequency
One visit per day and two visits per week.
Visitors
Two visitors per visit.
Child
One child is allowed with an adult.
Multiple inmates
A visitor may not visit more than one inmate per day.
Identification
Persons 16 years of age or older need proper identification.
Long-distance visitor
Special extended visits may be requested by people travelling more than 240 miles and cannot occur more than once every three months.
Emergency extended visit
The Sheriff also allows requests for emergency circumstances such as a death in the immediate family.

Dress rules that can stop the visit

No offensive or profane wording or images
Shorts and skirts no shorter than three inches above mid-knee
Shirts and dresses must cover the shoulders
No exposed midriff, back, cleavage or large areas of skin
No sheer or see-through clothing
No flip-flops, sandals, slippers or other open-toed footwear
Recording can result in a permanent ban. The Sheriff’s current rules warn that recording a visit, taking photographs or using prohibited recording devices can lead to permanent loss of visitation privileges.
Avoid stale third-party instructions

Before sending mail, money or setting up calls

Jail vendors and account procedures can change more often than an address or phone number. The current Sheriff Corrections information reviewed for this article does not provide enough indexed detail to responsibly publish a complete mail, commissary and telephone-provider workflow without risking stale instructions.

Safer approach: Use the jail’s current instructions or call 409-766-2315 before sending money, mailing a package or creating a paid communication account.
Before sending money

Confirm the inmate is still in Galveston County custody and ask which current deposit or commissary method the jail accepts.

Before mailing anything

Confirm the correct inmate name format, mailing address, permitted envelope or postcard type and prohibited contents.

Before paying for calls

Ask the jail which current telephone provider serves the facility and whether the desired account is a phone account or an inmate trust account.

Why this matters: Search results from old jail-guide websites frequently retain former providers and outdated mailing rules. A wrong provider can create a difficult refund problem.
Defense help

How court-appointed counsel works after a Galveston County arrest

Galveston County publishes an Indigent Defense section with the county’s Fair Defense Act plan, indigent-representation application and instructions for obtaining counsel before the first court setting.

Ask for appointed counsel when unable to afford a lawyer Eligibility is based on the county’s indigent-defense process rather than simply requesting a specific lawyer.
Complete the required financial information Galveston County publishes an Application for Indigent Representation and related forms.
Use the magistrate process The county states that public defense is represented during magistrate proceedings.
Check the court record for the assigned attorney Once an appointment appears, use the court case rather than the mugshot record to follow representation.
Open District Court Indigent Defense Open County Court Indigent Defense
For victims and survivors

Get case updates without repeatedly checking mugshot pages

Galveston County’s Victim Assistance Unit helps crime victims understand the legal process, receive case-status and hearing information, communicate with prosecutors, prepare victim-impact statements, seek crime-victim compensation and obtain protective-order or community-service referrals.

Victim Assistance Unit

Chief Victim Assistance Coordinator: 409-770-5124

Open Victim Assistance contacts
Texas custody notifications

Galveston County links to Texas IVSS Counties for automated offender and criminal-justice notifications.

Open victim notification resources
Old mugshot still online?

Separate correction, expunction and private-site removal

The government record is wrong

If the name, arrest date, charge or other record is factually incorrect, identify which agency created the incorrect information and request a correction with supporting documentation.

The record is accurate but eligible for expunction

Texas expunction is a legal court process for eligible arrest records. Eligibility depends on the exact arrest and case outcome.

The case may qualify for nondisclosure

A nondisclosure order restricts public disclosure of eligible information but is not the same thing as destroying every record.

A private mugshot site copied the photo

A private site may retain copied arrest information even after government records change. Private databases may need separate notice and proof of the final court order.

Locate the exact Galveston arrest Save the name, arrest date, agency and related case number.
Obtain the final court disposition Determine exactly how every charge arising from the arrest ended.
Determine whether the record is wrong or simply unwanted Correction and expunction are different legal problems.
Use current Texas eligibility guidance TexasLawHelp’s expunction materials were legally reviewed in June 2026 and explain the current statewide process.
Include every required entity in an expunction filing TexasLawHelp warns that omitted entities can complicate removal from databases.
Follow up with private data companies Government compliance does not guarantee that every private database updates immediately.
Read current Texas expunction guidance Open Galveston District Clerk forms
Do not promise automatic mugshot deletion after dismissal. A dismissal, expunction, nondisclosure, government webpage update and private-site removal are different events with different legal effects.
Useful Galveston contacts

Jail, records, court and victim-assistance contacts

Galveston County Jail
5700 Avenue H / Ball Street
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2315

Galveston County Sheriff’s Office
601 54th Street
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2300

Sheriff Dispatch

409-766-2322

Sheriff Records Division
601 54th Street
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2320

Magistrate Court
Galveston County Justice Center
600 59th Street
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2556

Personal Bond Office
Galveston County Jail
5700 Ball Street
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2404

District Clerk — Galveston
600 59th Street, Room 4001
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2424

District Clerk — League City
174 Calder Road
League City, TX 77573

281-316-8729

County Court inquiries

409-770-6044

District Court inquiries

409-770-5230

Criminal District Attorney
600 59th Street, Suite 1001
Galveston, TX 77551

409-766-2355

Crime Victim Assistance

409-770-5124

Map to Galveston County Jail

Map to the Galveston County Justice Center

Local parking tip: Do not confuse courthouse parking with jail visitation parking. The Sheriff specifically warns that jail visitation parking is limited and the gated jail parking area is not open to the public.
Thirty-second decision guide

What should you do next?

I only want to see recent mugshots

Use P2C Recent Arrests and read the arrest disclaimer before relying on a photo.

Browse photos
I know the person’s name

Skip the photo carousel and use Inmate Inquiry.

Search inmate
I cannot find the arrest

Check spelling, allow for booking processing, search Event Search and call the jail if current custody is unclear.

Troubleshoot the search
I need the police narrative

Determine the arresting agency and request the report from the agency that created it.

Request the report
I need bond information

Open inmate detail, then confirm the current conditions through the jail or magistrate process.

Check bond steps
I need to know whether the person was convicted

Stop using the mugshot page and move to the criminal court record.

Verify the disposition
10 Galveston mugshot questions

Galveston County booking-photo questions answered

How do I search Galveston County mugshots?

Use the official Galveston County Sheriff’s Office Police to Citizen portal. Choose Arrests to browse recently posted arrest entries and booking photos. If you are looking for one specific person instead of browsing recent arrests, use Inmate Inquiry and search by last and first name.

Does the Galveston County Recent Arrests page show booking photos?

Yes. The official P2C Recent Arrests page displays a booking image when one is available with the posted arrest entry. The page also shows identifying and arrest-related information such as name, race, sex, age, physical descriptors and a charge. A booking photo is evidence of an arrest record, not proof of guilt.

How do I search for one specific Galveston County inmate?

Use the P2C Inmate Inquiry instead of scrolling through Recent Arrests. Search by last name and first name. The inmate list includes fields such as name, race, sex, age, primary charge, arrest date and booking agency. Opening the inmate detail can show an image, arrest date, release date, next court date and total bond amount when available.

Why is a Galveston County mugshot or recent arrest not showing?

The person may still be in the booking queue, the arrest may not fall within the recent-arrest display, the name may be different from the spelling you used, the person may have been booked elsewhere, or the public record or image may be restricted or unavailable. Search Inmate Inquiry, check the arresting agency and call the Galveston County Jail at 409-766-2315 if current custody is unclear.

Does a Galveston County mugshot prove someone was convicted?

No. The Sheriff’s P2C system expressly warns that individuals shown on the Recent Arrests page were arrested but had not been convicted at the time of posting. A booking photograph and arrest charge do not establish guilt. Court records should be checked for the filed charge and disposition.

How do I get a Galveston County arrest or police report?

For a Galveston County Sheriff’s Office record, submit a written public-information request to the Sheriff’s Records Division by email, mail or hand delivery. The Sheriff’s published records email is GCSOrecords@co.galveston.tx.us, the Records Division is at 601 54th Street in Galveston, and the records phone number is 409-766-2320. If another police department made the arrest, request its report from that agency.

How do I find the court outcome after seeing a Galveston County mugshot?

Save the person’s name, arrest date, charge and case information, then use the current Galveston County Odyssey Portal for case and party information. County Court at Law misdemeanor matters are associated with the County Clerk, while district-court criminal matters are maintained by the District Clerk. Read the actual docket and disposition rather than assuming the booking charge became a conviction.

How does bond work after someone is booked into the Galveston County Jail?

The Sheriff’s Corrections Division states that many people will have a bond or fine that must be handled before release. A person may pay the full eligible bond or fine or contact a bondsman; the Sheriff’s Office cannot recommend a bondsman. Galveston County also operates a Personal Bond Office at the jail, and eligibility is determined through the magistrate process.

What are the Galveston County Jail visitation rules?

The Sheriff’s current rules allow one visit per day, two visits per week and two visitors per visit, with one child allowed with an adult. Visitors age 16 or older need proper identification. Parking is limited, the gated parking area is off limits to the public, and phones, smart watches, cameras and other recording devices are prohibited in the jail front lobby.

Can a Galveston County mugshot or arrest record be removed?

Removing a public booking image is different from simply requesting that a webpage be changed. Some Texas arrest records may qualify for expunction and some cases may qualify for nondisclosure, depending on the exact disposition and other legal requirements. Obtain the complete court record first. Private background or mugshot websites may also need to be contacted separately even after government records are legally cleared.

Official resources used

Primary Galveston County sources for this page

Sheriff and booking records
Court and bond resources
Legal and victim resources
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational website. It is not the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office, Galveston County Jail, County Clerk, District Clerk, Magistrate Court, Criminal District Attorney or any law firm.

Recent arrest displays change continuously. Booking photographs, custody status, charges, bond, hearing dates, visitor rules, office hours and online systems may change after this page is reviewed. Use the linked official source for the live result.

A booking photograph documents an arrest-stage event and does not establish guilt. Verify identity using multiple identifiers and check the controlling court record before making an employment, housing, financial, publication, safety or legal decision.

This page provides general procedural information and is not legal advice.

Last official-source review: August 17, 2026. Primary research included the Galveston County Sheriff Police to Citizen Recent Arrests and Inmate Inquiry systems, Sheriff Corrections and Records divisions, Galveston County Odyssey Portal, County Clerk, District Clerk, Magistrate Court, Personal Bond Office, Indigent Defense resources, Criminal District Attorney Victim Assistance and current Texas expunction guidance.

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