Parker County Criminal Records Search | History and Cases

Parker County, Texas · felony cases, misdemeanors, jail records, hearings and dispositions

Find a Parker County Criminal Case, Jail Record or Final Disposition

Parker County uses one public records system for court and jail searches, but the office that actually keeps the file depends on the case. Felony records go through the District Clerk; County Court at Law misdemeanor records go through the County Clerk. That distinction matters when you need a certified disposition instead of a quick online result.

For a new arrest, start with the jail record and save the booking details. For an older case, go directly to Smart Search and use the defendant’s name or case number. This guide shows what to enter, which filters save time, where to get copies, and what to do if the person or case does not appear.

Full legal name Case number if known Date of birth Approximate filing date Booking or SO number
PARKER COUNTY CASE COMPASS ROUTING RECORD
CASE
CORRECT RECORD HOLDER FOUND
A criminal record search needs context. An arrest, booking entry, pending charge, deferred case, dismissal and conviction are different events. Do not describe someone as convicted merely because a jail or criminal case result exists.
One search hub

Parker County links both Court Records and Jail Records from its Judicial Records Search page.

Felony clerk

District Clerk, 117 Fort Worth Highway.

Misdemeanor clerk

County Clerk divisions for County Courts at Law 1 and 2.

Jail help

Booking desk: 817-594-4208, available through the 24-hour jail office.

Checked

Official county and Sheriff sources reviewed August 25, 2026.

Start with the right door

Three records can describe the same Parker County arrest

DOOR 1 · JAIL / BOOKING Is the person in custody?

Use Parker County jail records for current custody, booking information and bond-related details.

Best for a recent arrest or family member who may still be in jail. Use the jail workflow
DOOR 2 · COUNTY COURTS AT LAW Is it a misdemeanor case?

The County Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor offenses, and County Clerk court divisions maintain County Courts at Law records.

Best for misdemeanor case history, settings and dispositions. Find the misdemeanor clerk
DOOR 3 · DISTRICT COURTS Is it a felony case?

The District Attorney prosecutes felony cases in the 43rd and 415th District Courts. The District Clerk maintains those records.

Best for felony charges, docket history, judgments and certified copies. Find the felony record
Useful sequence when you are unsure: search the public portal → open the matching case → identify the court → note the case number and filing date → contact the clerk assigned to that court only if you need something the portal does not provide.

Go directly to the Parker County task

You do not need to read every section. Choose the problem you are trying to solve.

Useful portal details

Use Parker County’s advanced filters instead of guessing

Person and booking filters

These filters are especially useful when the name is common or you are matching a court case to a jail event.

Party name Nickname Sounds Like Phone number FBI number SO number Booking number

Case filters

Use these after a broad name search returns too many cases.

Case type Case status File date start File date end Judicial officer Record number
A surprisingly useful Parker County feature: the court portal can filter by booking number and SO number. If you first found the person in jail records, try those identifiers before relying on a name-only match.
Case history decoder

Read the criminal case in chronological order

What common Parker County criminal case entries can tell you
Record detail What it helps establish What it does not prove What to check next
Case number The specific court case. That another case under the same name is related. Use it for every clerk or court inquiry.
Filed date When the court case entered the clerk’s system. The date of arrest or alleged offense. Compare with the booking and offense report.
Case type The category assigned in the court system. The ultimate disposition. Open the case and read charge-level events.
Case status A high-level current status. What happened to each charge. Find the judgment, dismissal or disposition entry.
Judicial officer The judge or court connected with the matter. A displayed hearing has not changed. Check Search Hearings or call the court coordinator.
Bond entry A release-related condition or amount entered in the record. That no other case or hold blocks release. Confirm all active cases with the jail.
Dismissal That the prosecution ended that count without a conviction in that case. The arrest record has automatically disappeared. Obtain a certified disposition if proof is needed.
Judgment / sentence The court’s formal outcome when a judgment was entered. That every associated charge ended identically. Review all counts and later orders.
Do not report the booking charge as the final charge. Law enforcement can arrest on one allegation and the prosecutor can later file, reduce, amend, reject or dismiss a different charge.
Court dates and settings

Find the next Parker County hearing separately

Parker County’s portal separates case searching from hearing searching. If you already know the case but need to know what is scheduled, use Search Hearings.

Search by case

Enter the case number when you need one specific criminal matter.

Search by person

Party-name searches can help when the case number is unknown.

Search by date

Use the From and To fields to narrow the hearing window.

Search Hearings also supports attorney name, attorney bar number, judicial officer and courtroom filters.
Do not rely on a saved screenshot for a court appearance. Parker County’s County Court at Law No. 2 specifically warns that its docket is in a continuous state of change. Confirm the newest setting with the assigned court when attendance matters.
Felony record route

Parker County District Clerk: felony cases

The District Clerk is the clerk for the 43rd and 415th Judicial District Courts. Parker County states that all district-court felony cases are filed with the District Clerk, and the clerk reports felony dispositions to the Texas Department of Public Safety after a case concludes.
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.

Friday closure: noon–1:00 p.m.

43rd District Court

Judge: Craig Towson

117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

Main: 817-594-7343

Criminal / court coordinator: 817-598-6070

415th District Court

Judge: Graham Quisenberry

117 Fort Worth Highway
Weatherford, TX 76086

Main: 817-598-6162

Criminal coordinator: 817-598-6102

Parking at 117 Fort Worth Highway: the 415th District Court says street parking is available nearby, with additional parking about half a block west in the courthouse-square area. Allow extra time to cross the street and pass security.
Misdemeanor record route

Parker County Clerk: County Courts at Law criminal cases

Parker County’s County Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor offenses in the criminal courts. County Court at Law records are maintained through the County Clerk rather than the District Clerk.
County Court at Law No. 1

Judge: Kirk D. Martin

1112 Santa Fe Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086

Court: 817-598-6179

County Clerk Court Division #1: 817-598-6138

Lead Deputy Criminal: 817-598-6056

County Court at Law No. 2

Judge: Lynn Marie Johnson

1 Courthouse Square, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

Court coordinator: 817-598-6195

County Clerk Court Division #2: 817-598-6055

Criminal court clerk: 817-598-6035

Going to County Court at Law No. 1? The court publishes a stricter-than-average dress code: no T-shirts, flip-flops, beach shoes, hats or shorts; men are directed to wear long clean pants and a collared/buttoned shirt. Check the live court page before appearing.
Going to County Court at Law No. 2? Public access to the main Parker County Courthouse is through the west-side door. The court states that free parking is available in the four quadrants around the courthouse, although jury-trial days can be busy.
Official proof and certified records

Order a Parker County criminal case copy without paying for unnecessary research

Online case information is useful for finding the file. When you need proof of a dismissal, judgment, sentence or other final action, ask the clerk for the specific document rather than requesting the entire case.

District Clerk copy information currently published by Parker County
Request Published amount How to avoid extra work
Case copy $1 per page Give the exact cause number and document name.
Clerk research $5 research fee The fee can apply if staff must find the cause number or determine whether a document exists.
Certified expunction order $1 per page + $5 certification Ask whether you need the order only rather than the full file.
Find the case online first Save the exact cause number, defendant name, court and filing date.
Identify the document you actually need Examples include a dismissal, judgment, order, indictment, information or disposition.
Contact the correct clerk Felony: District Clerk. County Courts at Law: County Clerk.
Ask whether certification is required A personal-reference copy and a document for licensing, immigration or legal proceedings may have different requirements.
Confirm the current fee before paying Copy prices and statutory fees can change.
Copy-request script
I am requesting a copy of the [dismissal / judgment / disposition / order] in Parker County case [case number], styled [case name], filed approximately [date]. Please tell me the current price for an uncertified copy and for a certified copy, and whether the document can be sent electronically or must be mailed or picked up.
Recent arrest and custody

Search Parker County Jail records when the arrest is new

Parker County Jail is located at 612 Jameson Street, Weatherford, TX 76086. The Sheriff’s site says the main jail entrance is at the corner of Jameson Street and North Mill Street, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.
Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Booking / Jail: 817-594-4208

The Sheriff’s site identifies Ron King as Warden.

Who operates it?

The Sheriff has constitutional responsibility for the jail. The official jail page says daily operations are managed by LaSalle Corrections.

This matters because family-service providers can differ from counties where the Sheriff directly manages every daily jail function.

How to search the jail database

Open the Sheriff’s Jail Search page Open Parker County Jail Search instructions
Use the name under which the person was booked The Sheriff’s Office says the database uses the inmate’s legal booked name.
Enter both first and last name Parker County specifically warns users that they must know the booked first and last name.
Use * as a wildcard when necessary The Sheriff’s instructions allow an asterisk, but you must still enter the first initial of the name.
Save the booking identifier and case details Use those details in Smart Search to locate the corresponding court case.
Call when the search still fails Booking desk: 817-594-4208.
A missing jail result does not prove there was no arrest. The person may be booked under a different legal name, still processing, released, transferred, held in another county, or involved in a citation / court case without a Parker County Jail stay.
Bond and release

Check every Parker County case before arranging a bond

The Sheriff’s duties include accepting bail for prisoners in custody. Before contacting a bonding company, make sure the jail and court records refer to the same person and that you understand every active case.

Verify full booked name
Confirm booking number
List every active case number
Check bond on each case
Ask about warrants or holds
Confirm the newest judge’s order
Use an approved bonding company if using surety
Keep receipts and the written bond agreement
Cash-bond refund: the Parker County District Clerk says the person who deposited a cash bail bond must complete the appropriate paperwork and present it to the judge. After the judge signs an order releasing the bond, the District Clerk issues the check to the person named in the order. Ask the clerk handling your specific case because misdemeanor and felony files are maintained by different offices.
Jail visitation

Check the 2026 Parker County visitation schedule before driving over

Visitation Office: 682-229-2361 — this line is not staffed 24 hours.
Jail: 817-594-4208
Published general rules
  • Visits are in-person and non-contact.
  • The published minimum visit period is 20 minutes.
  • Inmates receive two visits per week.
  • Visitation is limited to four visitors per inmate.
  • Visitors can switch within the 20-minute period.
  • Adult visitors need valid ID.
  • Arrive about 20 minutes before sign-up.
Do this before leaving home
  • Confirm the inmate is still housed at Parker County Jail.
  • Check the current visitation schedule.
  • Call if you are unsure which ID is accepted.
  • Ask about any current health-screening requirement.
  • Do not rely on an old screenshot of the schedule.
The Sheriff’s visitation webpage still contains health-screening language from its COVID-era procedure. Because facility health rules can change faster than a webpage, confirm any mask, temperature or screening requirement with the visitation office before traveling.
Mail and inmate phone

Parker County inmate mail does not go to the jail street address

Personal correspondence and commissary money use different addresses. Do not send a personal letter to the commissary money-order address just because both concern the same inmate.

Personal correspondence

Inmate’s Name / Inmate ID
C/O Parker County Jail
PO Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72403

The Sheriff’s current mail page says incoming and outgoing inmate correspondence is screened.

Do not place drugs, tobacco, money or sexually explicit material in inmate correspondence. The Sheriff also says not to send stamps, paper or envelopes.

Check the live mail instructions

Phone and voicemail

The Sheriff’s Office says the inmate phone system has been serviced by Correct Solutions Group since August 2022.

  • Inmates place calls through the jail phone system.
  • Family or friends can create an account with the provider.
  • The same system can be used to leave inmate voicemail.
  • Call the jail when an account or inmate cannot be matched.
Open Correct Solutions Group
Scam protection: if you receive an unexpected call claiming to come from an inmate you do not know, do not follow instructions to press special keys or transfer the call. The Sheriff’s published guidance warns that this can be a telephone scam.
Commissary and inmate funds

Use the Parker County commissary process—not the personal mail address

Parker County says commissary is subcontracted to Correct Commissary. The Sheriff’s current page states that inmates may make weekly commissary purchases up to $200.
Online

Create an account through Correct Solutions Group and follow the deposit prompts.

Credit and debit cards are accepted through the online process.

Open CSGPay
Jail lobby kiosk
Parker County Jail Lobby
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

The Sheriff’s page lists cash, credit and debit card payment options at the kiosk.

Cashier’s check / money order

Make it payable to C/O Inmate Trust Fund and include the inmate’s name.

If mailed, the outside of the envelope must state Inmate Trust Fund.

Money-order mailing address: 612 Jameson St., Weatherford, TX 76086. This is different from the Jonesboro, Arkansas address used for ordinary inmate correspondence.
Medical and mental health

If a family member in jail has a health concern

The Sheriff’s jail page states that the facility has an on-site infirmary staffed 24 hours a day by medical-care professionals and that mental-health services are provided through Pecan Valley MHMR.

If you need to pass along a non-emergency medical or mental-health concern about an inmate, call Parker County Jail at 817-594-4208 and provide the inmate’s full booked name and any available inmate identifier. Do not send medication through ordinary inmate mail.
Sheriff offense and arrest reports

Criminal case records must be requested from the office that holds them

Parker County specifically warns that one department does not control another department’s records. Sending a request to the wrong elected office can delay the request, and the receiving department has no duty to forward it for you.
Sheriff criminal case record

Email written requests to:

April.Little@parkercountytx.com

Parker County Sheriff’s Office
Attn: April Little
129 Hogle Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Fax: 817-594-7809, Attn: April Little

Read Sheriff’s Open Records instructions
General county request form

Parker County also provides an online Records Request form where you can select a department including:

  • Sheriff’s Office
  • County Clerk
  • District Clerk Criminal
  • District Clerk Civil / Family
Open the Parker County Records Request form
The Sheriff’s Office does not accept open-records requests by phone. Call only when you need help identifying the record; submit the actual Public Information Act request in writing.
Copy-ready Sheriff’s report request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable offense report, arrest-related record, probable-cause information and identified supplements concerning [full name] for an incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include report number [number], booking number [number] and Parker County case number [number]. Please provide electronic copies when available and notify me before processing if estimated charges will exceed $[amount].
Who prosecuted the case?

County Attorney versus District Attorney

Parker County Attorney

The County Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor offenses in Parker County criminal courts and handles misdemeanor probation-revocation matters and certain Justice Court criminal cases.

101 N. Main St.
Weatherford, TX 76086

Phone: 817-594-8409

Open County Attorney information

Parker County District Attorney

The District Attorney represents the State of Texas in Parker County felony criminal prosecutions in the 43rd and 415th District Courts.

117 Fort Worth Highway, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

Phone: 817-598-6124

Email: da@parkercountytx.com

Open District Attorney information
Beyond Parker County

A Parker County search is not a complete Texas criminal history

Texas DPS criminal history

Use the Texas Department of Public Safety criminal-history search when the question is broader than one Parker County case.

Name-based searches can produce possible matches, so use DOB and additional identifiers and do not treat a similar name as positive identification.

Open Texas DPS Conviction Name Search
Texas prison custody

If the person has left county custody for the Texas prison system, use TDCJ’s official offender search by name, SID or current TDCJ number.

Open TDCJ Offender Search
Expunction and nondisclosure

A dismissal does not automatically erase a Parker County criminal record

Expunction

An eligible Texas expunction can remove covered entries from an adult criminal history record. Eligibility is limited and depends heavily on how the arrest and case ended.

Read current Texas expunction guidance

Nondisclosure

An order of nondisclosure restricts public disclosure of certain eligible records but does not destroy the record or hide it from every government or authorised entity.

Read nondisclosure guidance

Parker County expunction fee details

$350 filing fee

The District Clerk’s current FAQ lists a $350 expunction filing fee.

$25 per entity

An additional $25 per entity is listed when the entity’s email address is not supplied.

Certified order

$1 per page plus a $5 certification fee is currently listed for a certified order of expunction.

Parker County’s District Clerk provides a dedicated Expunctions page with contact lists for county and state agencies. The county specifically says not to add agencies that do not possess records related to the case.
Contacts and local access

Parker County criminal-record offices in Weatherford

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

Administration: 817-594-8845

Dispatch: 817-594-3213 — 24/7

Parker County Jail
612 Jameson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086

Jail / Booking: 817-594-4208

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

817-598-6194

County Clerk
1112 Santa Fe Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086

Main: 817-598-6163

County Court at Law 1
1112 Santa Fe Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6179

County Court at Law 2
1 Courthouse Square, 2nd Floor
Weatherford, TX 76086

817-598-6195

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

817-594-8409

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

817-598-6124

Parker County Jail map

District courts and felony clerk map

Main Parker County Courthouse map

Before driving to Weatherford: reopen the case, confirm which court has it, call the correct clerk when necessary, and check that day’s court schedule. The District Clerk, County Clerk and jail are not all at the same address.
Useful Parker County shortcuts

Six details that save time in a real search

Start with Smart Search, not a phone call

Find the case number first. Clerk staff can help faster when you already know which file you mean.

Booking number is searchable

Parker County’s advanced court filters include booking number and SO number, which can connect a jail result to a court case more accurately than name alone.

Felony and misdemeanor clerks differ

Do not send a County Court at Law copy request to the District Clerk simply because the case is criminal.

Personal mail goes to Arkansas

Current inmate correspondence uses the Jonesboro PO Box, while commissary money-order mail uses the Weatherford jail address.

Know the jail entrance

The Sheriff’s site says the entrance is at Jameson and N. Mill, opposite the Sheriff’s Office entrance.

Courthouse Square can be easier for parking

CCL2 lists free parking around the courthouse quadrants; district-court information also points visitors toward parking west of the 117 Fort Worth Highway building.

10 Parker County questions

Parker County criminal records FAQs

How do I search Parker County criminal records online?

Start at Parker County’s official Judicial Records Search page and open Court Records. In the Tyler Public Portal, choose Smart Search. You can search by record or case number or by a person’s name. Advanced filters include case type, case status, filing dates, judicial officer, booking number, SO number and FBI number. Verify the matching case before relying on the result.

Where are Parker County felony criminal records kept?

The Parker County District Clerk maintains felony court records for the 43rd and 415th Judicial District Courts. The felony division is located at 117 Fort Worth Highway in Weatherford and lists 817-598-6194 as its telephone number.

Where are Parker County misdemeanor criminal records kept?

Parker County misdemeanor criminal cases are generally handled through County Courts at Law 1 and 2, with court records maintained by the Parker County Clerk. County Court at Law 1 is at 1112 Santa Fe Drive, while County Court at Law 2 is at 1 Courthouse Square in Weatherford.

How do I search for someone in the Parker County Jail?

Use the official Parker County jail-record search linked by the Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff states that the inmate must be searched under the legal first and last name used for booking. A wildcard asterisk can be used, but the first initial must be entered. Call the booking desk at 817-594-4208 if the person cannot be located.

How much does Parker County charge for District Clerk criminal case copies?

The Parker County District Clerk currently states that copies requested through the office are $1 per page. A $5 research fee can apply when the clerk must locate the cause number or determine whether a document exists. The District Clerk separately lists a $5 certification charge for a certified expunction order. Confirm the price for the exact document before ordering.

How do I request a Parker County Sheriff’s criminal or arrest report?

Sheriff’s Office criminal case records must be requested in writing. Parker County directs requests for Sheriff’s criminal case records to April.Little@parkercountytx.com. The Sheriff’s Open Records page also accepts written requests by mail, fax or in person and states that open-records requests are not accepted by telephone.

How do I find the next Parker County criminal court hearing?

Use Search Hearings in Parker County’s Tyler Public Portal. It supports searches by case number, party name, business name, attorney name, attorney bar number or judicial officer and allows a hearing-date range. Always confirm an appearance with the assigned court because court dockets can change.

How do I visit someone in Parker County Jail?

Check the Sheriff’s current visitation page and schedule before traveling. The published general rules state that visits are in-person and non-contact, inmates receive two visits per week, visitation is limited to four visitors per inmate, adult visitors need valid identification and visitors should arrive about 20 minutes before sign-up. The visitation office is 682-229-2361 and the jail is 817-594-4208.

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

Personal correspondence is currently addressed to the inmate by name and inmate ID, care of Parker County Jail, PO Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72403. Commissary deposits use a separate process. The Sheriff’s commissary page lists Correct Solutions Group for online payments, a lobby kiosk at 612 Jameson Street, and cashier’s check or money order options for the Inmate Trust Fund.

Can a Parker County criminal record be expunged or sealed?

Some Texas cases may qualify for expunction or an order of nondisclosure, but eligibility depends on the arrest, charge, disposition and criminal history. Parker County’s District Clerk currently lists a $350 expunction filing fee and an additional $25 per entity when an email address for that entity is not provided. Verify current eligibility and fees before filing.

Official source trail

Primary sources used for this Parker County guide

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