Tarrant County Recent Arrests | Booking Reports

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Tarrant County, Texas · 24-hour bookings, 14-day reports, current inmates and bonds

Read Tarrant County’s 14-Day Booking Reports and Confirm Current Custody

Use the Sheriff’s Daily Booked In Reports when you need to see who entered the Tarrant County jail system recently. Day 1 is the newest 24-hour report; day 14 is the oldest report available on that page.

A booking report does not tell you reliably whether the person is still confined. After finding the name, copy the CID, book-in date and booking number, then run the separate current-inmate search. This guide also explains municipal jail delays, recent bond reports, court verification, visitation, correspondence, deposits and records requests.

Open recent booking reports Check current inmate status Recent arrest missing?
Full booked name CID Book-in date Booking number Charge description
TARRANT BOOKING PRESS DAY 1 LIVE
PAST 24 HOURS REPORT DATE
CURRENT INMATE SEARCH
STATUS RECHECKED
CID
REPORT → CURRENT CUSTODY
A recent booking is not a conviction. The daily report records people booked during a specific period and the allegations entered at that stage. It does not prove guilt, show the final filed charge or establish the court outcome.
Newest report

Select Day 1 for the latest published 24-hour report.

Report history

The official page provides Day 1 through Day 14.

Current custody

Confirm through the separate inmate-search portal.

Jail information

Call 817-884-3000 for custody and bond questions.

Official review

Procedures checked August 5, 2026.

Pick the correct report

Which Tarrant County page answers your question?

BOOKED IN THE LAST 24 HOURS Open Daily Report Day 1

Use this alphabetical PDF to scan the newest published booking period.

Follow the report steps
BOOKED WITHIN TWO WEEKS Check Day 1 through Day 14

Move backward one report at a time when the arrest date is uncertain.

Understand the day numbering
STILL IN COUNTY JAIL? Run the current inmate search

Search by last name, first name, CID, race or sex after locating the booking entry.

Confirm current custody
RECENT BOND ISSUED? Open the Daily Bond Report

Review recently issued cash, personal and surety bonds, then verify the live amount.

Read the bond report safely
ARRESTED BY A CITY? Check municipal custody first

Fort Worth, Arlington or Mansfield may hold a person before county transfer or release.

Check city-level searches
WHAT HAPPENED IN COURT? Use the correct Clerk

The County Clerk maintains misdemeanors; the District Clerk maintains felonies.

Find the filed case
Best order for a new arrest: open Day 1, save the CID and booking number, run the inmate search, check every charge and bond, identify the arresting agency, and then locate the misdemeanor or felony court case.

Go directly to the Tarrant County task

The report sections come first because recent-arrest visitors usually need a quick custody or bond answer.

Official 14-day booking archive

How to use Tarrant County Daily Booked In Reports

Open the Sheriff’s report page Use the county page instead of saving one direct PDF because the day-number links refresh as new reports are generated. Open Daily Booked In Reports
Select Day 1 for the newest report The PDF heading states that it contains inmates booked during the past 24 hours and shows its own report date.
Check the PDF report date Do not assume that “Day 1” means today’s calendar date. Read the date printed at the top of the PDF.
Search the PDF for the surname On desktop, use Ctrl+F or Command+F. On a phone, use the browser or PDF viewer’s Find option.
Scan alphabetically when spelling is uncertain The report is arranged by inmate name. Look for hyphenated names, compound surnames or a different middle-name format.
Save the CID and booking number The report labels these as separate fields. Do not assume they are interchangeable.
Read every description beneath the booking One booking number can have several charge descriptions.
Move backward through the reports Check Day 2, Day 3 and onward when the exact booking date is unclear.
Stop after Day 14 For an older event, use the current inmate database, jail-record request or criminal court record.
Confirm live status separately The person may have already been released or transferred after appearing in the daily PDF.

What the official PDF looks like

Inmate name CID Book-in date Booking no. Description
EXAMPLE, PERSON A 0123456 08/04/2026 26-0000001 Example allegation
EXAMPLE, PERSON B 0765432 08/04/2026 26-0000002 Multiple descriptions may appear
This illustration uses fictional data. The actual county PDF may also display an address associated with the booking record.
Phone tip: Large daily PDFs can be difficult to search inside an in-app browser. Open the report in Chrome, Safari or a dedicated PDF viewer, then use Find on Page.
Booking-report decoder

What the recent arrest report does—and does not—show

Read each field as a lead that requires verification
Report field
What it helps identify
What it does not establish
Next step
Inmate name
The name entered for the booking record.
Identity when several people share a name.
Compare CID, dates and known circumstances.
Address
An address associated with the booking entry.
Current residence, ownership or reliable identity.
Do not republish or use it to confront anyone.
Identifier CID
The county-system identifier displayed for the person.
One specific booking event by itself.
Use it in the current inmate search.
Book-in date
The date the person entered the reported booking process.
The exact incident date or arrest time.
Compare with the police report and court filing.
Booking number
The booking entry shown with the listed descriptions.
That every allegation became a filed charge.
Save it for jail and records questions.
Description
The allegation or hold description entered for that booking.
Guilt, conviction or the final prosecutor filing.
Find the court cause and disposition.
Report date
When that 24-hour PDF was produced.
That custody remains unchanged.
Run the live inmate search.
Most useful information to copy: full booked name, CID, book-in date, booking number and every description. Those details reduce confusion when calling the jail or searching a court case.
Identity and privacy safeguard

Do not use the report like a verified background check

Name matches the person you are researching
CID is consistent across the relevant county pages
Book-in date fits the known timeline
Booking number is copied correctly
Arresting city or agency makes sense
Court case follows the same booking event
Release or custody status has been rechecked
Final disposition is read for every charge
The PDF may display a street address. Do not assume that address is current, do not publish it as a verified residence, and do not use it to visit or confront the person. An address is not a substitute for identity verification.
Fair-use reminder: A booking report can contain outdated, incomplete or same-name information. Confirm the court outcome before using it in employment, housing, licensing, financial or public accusations.
Current inmate status

Check whether the recently booked person is still confined

Open the direct inmate search Open Tarrant County Inmate Search
Enter the CID when the daily report provided it CID is usually the cleanest way to avoid a same-name result.
Otherwise search the last name Add the first name when the result list is broad.
Use race or sex only as a narrowing field Do not treat either field as sufficient identity proof.
Open the matching inmate record Compare the CID and booking information with the daily PDF.
Review every charge and bond A person may have more than one cause, warrant or hold.
Confirm the current facility Recheck the location before a visit, deposit or records trip.
Call when the online result is unclear The Detention Bureau information line is 817-884-3000.
A person can appear in the 24-hour booking PDF but not in the current inmate list after release. The reverse can also occur when someone has been held longer than the 14-day report window.
Recent arrest not showing

Check city custody before assuming the arrest was not recorded

County booking is still underway Identification, medical intake, magistration and data entry can occur before the public listing appears.
The person is in a city jail Fort Worth, Arlington or Mansfield may hold the person temporarily before transfer or release.
The person bonded from city custody Some eligible people may post bond before reaching the county corrections centre.
The person received a citation A cite-and-release case can exist without a normal county-jail booking.
The name differs from your spelling Try the surname alone, a compound surname, maiden name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The booking is older than 14 reports Use the live inmate search, jail records or court records.
The arrest occurred in another county Search the county where the jail intake occurred, not only the incident location.
The record is legally restricted Juvenile, expunged, nondisclosed or otherwise confidential information may not be public.
Recent-arrest call script
I am trying to confirm the booking or custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency or city]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, in county custody, in municipal custody, released, transferred or listed under another name or CID?
Tarrant County Detention Bureau information: 817-884-3000
Municipal holding routes

Check the arresting city before waiting for county transfer

Fort Worth recent arrests

Fort Worth Police does not operate a long-term jail. Its detention facility may hold arrested people temporarily, generally before transfer to Tarrant County or release on an eligible bond.

  1. Open the Fort Worth Recent Arrests page.
  2. Search the current list for the booked name.
  3. Review available charge and bond information.
  4. Recheck Tarrant County if the person was transferred.
Open Fort Worth Recent Arrests

Arlington City Jail

The Arlington inmate list is updated frequently and can show a person before a county transfer.

  1. Open the current jail inmate list.
  2. Search or scan for the booking name.
  3. Review arrival time, booking number, charges and bail.
  4. Use Jail History for a person no longer on the current list.
Current Arlington inmates Arlington jail history

Arlington City Jail: 817-459-5648

Mansfield Jail

Mansfield publishes a searchable list for people who have completed its booking process.

  1. Open City Inmate Information.
  2. Select the person’s name.
  3. Read charge and bond information below the name.
  4. Call the bond desk when the listing is incomplete.
Open Mansfield Inmate Information

Mansfield Jail: 817-804-5731

Another Tarrant County city

A person arrested in Grapevine, Euless, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Keller or another municipality may initially be held through that city’s jail or contracted holding arrangement.

Call the arresting department’s non-emergency or jail number, then ask whether the person has been transferred to Tarrant County.

Recent bonds and release

Do not confuse the Daily Bond Report with the current amount due

Daily Bond Report

Shows bonds issued during the previous 24-hour reporting period.

  • Day 1 is the newest report.
  • Day 14 is the oldest available.
  • Bond types can include cash, personal and surety.
  • A bondsman may be listed for a surety bond.
  • It is not a complete live list of every payable bond.
Open Daily Bond Reports

Current inmate and bond inquiry

Use this before paying.

  • Confirm the CID and correct person.
  • List every charge or cause.
  • Ask whether bond is set on each matter.
  • Check warrants, holds and no-bond conditions.
  • Confirm the exact accepted payment method.
Check current inmate information
Bond Desk: Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196. Bonds may be posted 24 hours a day.
Confirm the CID and booked name Avoid paying on the wrong person or old booking.
Identify every charge A person can have different bond conditions on different causes.
Ask whether the amount is current A judge or magistrate can change a bond after the daily report was produced.
Ask about holds and warrants Paying one bond may not produce release.
Choose the payment route A person paying the bond directly must pay the full required amount. A licensed surety company may charge a non-refundable fee and require collateral.
Get a written receipt Preserve the CID, booking number, cause, amount, payer and transaction time.
Allow for release processing Staff must clear all active matters before the person exits.
Bond confirmation script
I am calling about [booked name], CID [number], booking number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond on each matter, whether any no-bond condition, warrant or outside hold exists, and the exact payment instructions.
Jail and bond information: 817-884-3000
Bond Desk: 100 N. Lamar Street, Fort Worth, TX 76196
County jail locations

Verify the facility before travelling to Fort Worth

Tarrant County Corrections Center
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Main detention administration and Bond Desk.

Lon Evans Corrections Center
600 W. Weatherford Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Green Bay Jail
2500 Urban Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76106

817-884-3000

Do not choose a building from the booking report alone. Confirm the current housing location through the inmate search or 817-884-3000 before visiting.

Parking and arrival planning

Downtown jail and court area

Public garages, paid lots and metered spaces serve the downtown county campus. Availability and prices can change.

Allow extra time for parking, walking and security screening.

Do not rely on juror parking benefits

Free parking validation published for summoned jurors does not automatically apply to jail visitors, records customers or family members attending court.

Read the signs and payment terms for the lot you use.

In-person visits

Use the inmate’s surname to find the correct visitation day

General Tarrant County visitation schedule
Inmate surname
Visit days and hours
Last processing time
A through L
Saturday and Monday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
A through L
Friday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 2:30 p.m.
M through Z
Sunday and Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
M through Z
Friday, 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Visitors are not processed after 8:30 p.m.
Attorney or law enforcement
Wednesday–Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.; attorneys may visit when needed.
Professional rules apply.
Sign-up starts 30 minutes before visiting hours
One 30-minute local visit per day
Maximum of three visits per week
Maximum of two adult visitors at one time
Maximum of two children age 17 or younger
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Out-of-town visitors over 150 miles may receive 40 minutes
Recent Tarrant County inmates may be ineligible to visit for six months
Read all official visitation rules Recheck the inmate location
Contact the jail before a long drive when the inmate is in medical care, court, restricted housing or recently transferred.
Mail, calls and deposits

Use the current Tarrant County communication rules

Personal correspondence

Regular letters, postcards and greeting cards are sent to an outside scanning service. Approved mail becomes available on the inmate’s tablet.

  • Letters cannot exceed 12 by 16 inches.
  • Up to 10 unframed photographs may be enclosed.
  • Photographs cannot exceed 4 by 6 inches.
  • Personal mail sent directly to the jail is returned with instructions.
  • Use the live Sheriff page for the current scanning address.
Open current correspondence instructions

Books, magazines and legal mail

  • Legal mail continues to 100 N. Lamar Street.
  • New soft-backed books must come directly from an approved publisher.
  • Magazines must be publisher subscriptions.
  • Amazon third-party courier deliveries are not accepted.
  • Books, magazines and approved money orders follow the jail-address rules.

Telephone calls

  • Free local calls are available during booking.
  • Booking holding cells contain phones for bail, family and attorney contact.
  • Collect calling is available outside the local dialing area.
  • The receiving party is responsible for collect-call fees.
  • Smart Communications handles collect-call questions.

Smart Communications: 727-349-1561

Money deposits

  • Access Corrections handles electronic deposits.
  • Online and app deposits accept Visa or Mastercard.
  • Telephone deposits are available at 866-345-1884.
  • Lobby kiosks accept cash.
  • Cash is not accepted through the mail.
Open official deposit options
Confirm the CID before depositing. A payment made to the wrong inmate account can be difficult to reverse.
Case discussions are not private. Ordinary jail calls, personal mail and social visits should not be used to discuss witnesses, passwords, evidence, alibis or defence strategy.
Health and property questions

Know what family members can—and cannot—handle directly

Inmate medical services

Tarrant County publishes that emergency care, assessment of significant new illness and monitoring of chronic conditions are available.

Medical staff distribute medication according to jail-physician orders. Inmates receive medical attention regardless of ability to pay.

Read Inmate Health Services
Dental and vision

Dental services include complaint triage, trauma, abscess treatment and extractions.

Eye examinations are available, but the published page states that glasses are not provided.

Routine property release

Property is not generally released simply because a family member requests it.

The published automatic release process primarily concerns inmates transferring to TDCJ who designate a recipient.

Hardship request

A person claiming undue hardship may ask Jail Administration to review the request.

Only authorised senior personnel can approve an exception.

Read property-release rules
Jail and arrest records

Request the specific document instead of asking for everything

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Records Division accepts public-information requests online, by unencrypted email, by mail and in person.
Identify the record type Ask for a booking record, jail record, letter of incarceration, Sheriff offense report, arrest-related record or another clearly described document.
Confirm who created the offense report If Arlington, Fort Worth, Mansfield or another city made the arrest, request the police narrative from that city.
Gather identifiers Include the full name, CID, booking number, incident number, date, location and report type.
Open the official request page Select the online-request option or use the published email, mail or in-person route. Open TCSO Public Records
Provide working contact information Records staff may need clarification or may send a cost estimate.
Do not duplicate the same request Multiple copies sent through different channels can slow clarification.
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196
Email: TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov
The final in-person customer is accepted at 4:50 p.m.
Copy-ready jail or arrest record request
Under the Texas Public Information Act, I request the releasable booking, jail and arrest-related records concerning [full booked name], CID [number], booking number [number], for the booking on or about [date]. If the Sheriff’s Office created an offense or incident report, the report number is [number] and the incident location was [address or area]. Please provide electronic copies and notify me before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].

Letter of Incarceration

An individual can request a Letter of Incarceration to prove the dates that person was confined in Tarrant County Jail. The person normally appears at the Records Division with valid state photo identification. A friend or family member generally cannot request the letter for a former inmate.
Government agencies and attorneys may submit a written request. Verbal requests to create and send a Letter of Incarceration are not accepted.
Read the official Letter of Incarceration procedure
Filed case and final outcome

Send misdemeanors and felonies to different Clerk offices

Class A and B misdemeanors

The Tarrant County Clerk Criminal Division maintains County Criminal Court records.

  • Call 817-884-1066 for case number, court, date, attorney or bondsman information.
  • Records date back to 1976.
  • A local misdemeanor background search currently costs $5.
  • The Criminal Division is on the second floor of the Tim Curry Justice Center.
  • Published hours are 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Monday–Friday.
Open misdemeanor record FAQs

Felony cases

The Tarrant County District Clerk maintains criminal District Court records.

  • Call 817-884-1342 or 817-884-1343 for felony-record help.
  • Free self-service document lookup is available onsite.
  • A clerk-performed basic search currently costs $5.
  • Standard copy and certification charges can apply.
  • Remote imaged-document access is a paid subscription service.
Open the District Clerk
Start with the booking number and CID Keep the exact booked name and date nearby.
Determine whether the charge is a misdemeanor or felony Call the County Clerk when classification is unclear.
Find the court cause number The booking number and court cause number may not be the same.
Match the defendant and filing date Avoid choosing a different case involving a person with the same name.
Review each charge separately One count may be dismissed while another remains pending or ends differently.
Locate the actual disposition Look for dismissal, no bill, plea, deferred adjudication, conviction, acquittal or another court action.
Request a certified copy when proof matters A screenshot may not satisfy an employer, licensing body, attorney or expunction filing.

When the felony case has not been filed yet

The District Clerk’s unfiled-criminal section may have magistration documents before a felony cause is formally filed. Available documents can include a probable-cause affidavit, magistrate warning, conditions of bail, personal bond, emergency-protection order and certain warrant documents.
Published unfiled-criminal document copy fees
Copy type
Published fee
Non-certified paper
$1 per page
Non-certified electronic, 1–10 pages
$1 total
Non-certified electronic, 11+ pages
$1 for pages 1–10, then $0.10 per additional page
Certified paper
$1 per page plus $5 certification/seal
Certified electronic
Electronic page fee plus $5 certification/seal
Request unfiled felony documents Open public case-status search
In the public case-status portal, select the correct court location and choose Criminal Case Records or Case Records Search. Search by the full cause number when available; otherwise use the party name carefully.
Older and statewide records

Move beyond the recent booking report only when needed

Texas DPS criminal history

Use the Texas Department of Public Safety when you need a broader statewide public criminal-history search rather than one Tarrant County booking.

  • Use as many identifiers as possible.
  • A possible name match is not fingerprint confirmation.
  • Review the disposition and reporting agency.
  • Compare any Tarrant County result with the Clerk record.
Open Texas DPS search

Texas prison search

Use TDCJ when the person has entered state-prison custody or you need a state facility, SID, offence or projected release date.

Open TDCJ Inmate Information

Correcting an inaccurate record

Identify which record is wrong Compare the daily booking report, current inmate entry, police report, Clerk case and DPS history.
Save the disputed information Record the CID, booking number, cause number, URL, date viewed and exact error.
Obtain controlling proof Use a certified dismissal, judgment, corrected order or written agency amendment.
Contact the office that created the error The Sheriff cannot rewrite a city police narrative, and a Clerk cannot independently change an arresting agency’s report.
Recheck connected databases Updates may not reach every public or private system at the same time.

Expunction and nondisclosure

Expunction

An eligible expunction can require covered agencies to destroy or remove specified arrest records. Eligibility is narrow and fact-specific.

Tarrant County District Clerk felony/civil contact for expunction information: 817-884-1231.

Order of nondisclosure

A nondisclosure order restricts public disclosure of an eligible record but does not erase it from every government or authorised-agency system.

District Clerk felony nondisclosure information: 817-884-2508.

Correction and record clearing are different. Correction addresses inaccurate data. Expunction or nondisclosure concerns an accurate record that may qualify for legal relief.
Read current Texas expunction guidance Open Texas court forms
Local contacts and maps

Tarrant County jail, records and criminal court offices

Detention Bureau and Inmate Information
100 N. Lamar Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3000

Sheriff Administration
200 Taylor Street, 7th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-3099

Non-emergency: 817-884-1213

Sheriff Records Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

TCSO_Records@tarrantcountytx.gov

County Clerk Criminal Division
401 W. Belknap Street, 2nd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1066

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

District Clerk Criminal Records
401 W. Belknap Street, 3rd Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1342

817-884-1343

Office of Attorney Appointments
401 W. Belknap Street, Room 5043
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2370

DA Victim Services
401 W. Belknap Street
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-2740

Criminal Warrants Division
200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76196

817-884-1289

Map to the Tarrant County Corrections Center

Map to the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center

Before driving: confirm the person’s current facility, the correct office floor, identification requirements, operating hours and parking arrangements.
Mistakes that cause confusion

Six details to remember when reading recent bookings

Day 1 is a report position

Always read the actual report date printed inside the PDF.

A booking report is not live custody

The person may have been released after the report was created.

CID and booking number differ

Save both instead of assuming one replaces the other.

The address is not verified residence

Do not republish it or use it to contact the person.

City custody can come first

Fort Worth, Arlington or Mansfield may hold someone before county transfer.

A charge description is not a conviction

Use the correct Clerk office to find the filed charge and disposition.

10 recent-arrest questions

Tarrant County booking report questions answered

How do I see Tarrant County arrests from the past 24 hours?

Open the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Daily Booked In Reports page and select day 1. Day 1 is the newest report and lists people booked during the previous 24-hour reporting period. The report includes the inmate name, CID, book-in date, booking number and charge description. Confirm current custody through the separate Tarrant County Inmate Search.

How far back do Tarrant County daily booking reports go?

The Sheriff’s official Daily Booked In Reports page provides 14 reports. Day 1 is the most recent and day 14 is the oldest available report on that page. For an older booking, use the inmate search, request jail records or search the appropriate criminal court record.

Does the Tarrant County booking report show who is still in jail?

Not reliably. The daily report is a snapshot of people booked during a reporting period. A listed person may have bonded out, been released, transferred or remained in custody after the report was created. Use the current Inmate Search or call the Detention Bureau information line at 817-884-3000.

What is a CID in a Tarrant County booking report?

CID is the identifier displayed by Tarrant County for the person in its jail system. The booking report separately displays a booking number for the intake event. Save both numbers because the CID can help with a current inmate search while the booking number helps identify the specific booking.

Why is a recent arrest missing from the Tarrant County report?

The person may still be booking, may be in a municipal jail, may have received a citation, may have been released before county transfer, or may have been booked under another spelling. Check the Tarrant County Inmate Search, Fort Worth Recent Arrests, Arlington Jail Inmate List and Mansfield Inmate Information when the arresting city is known.

How do I check a recent Tarrant County bond?

Use the inmate search for the person’s current charge and bond information. The Sheriff’s Daily Bond Reports list bonds issued during the previous 24 hours and retain 14 daily reports, but they are not a complete list of every currently payable bond. Confirm the amount and all holds by calling 817-884-3000 before paying.

Where can I post bond for a Tarrant County inmate?

Bonds may be posted 24 hours a day at the Bond Desk inside the Tarrant County Corrections Center, 100 North Lamar Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76196. A person paying the bond directly must pay the full required amount. Confirm every charge, bond and hold through the jail information line first.

How do I request a Tarrant County booking or arrest report?

For jail records or a Sheriff-created incident, submit a written request to the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Records Division online, by email, by mail or in person at 200 Taylor Street, sixth floor, Fort Worth. If another police department made the arrest, request the offense report from that department.

How do I find the court result after a Tarrant County arrest?

Class A and B misdemeanor records are maintained by the Tarrant County Clerk Criminal Division. Felony records are maintained by the Tarrant County District Clerk. Use the booking number, CID, defendant name, date of birth and cause number to locate the correct case and obtain the disposition for each charge.

Can a Tarrant County arrest record be expunged or sealed?

Some Texas cases may qualify for expunction or an order of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on the arrest, charge, disposition, waiting period, prior history and other cases arising from the same event. Obtain the complete misdemeanor or felony disposition before using current Texas court forms or consulting a qualified lawyer.

Official action links

Tarrant County resources used in this guide

Recent booking and custody
Jail services
Records and courts
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, Tarrant County Clerk, Tarrant County District Clerk, Criminal District Attorney, Fort Worth Police Department, Arlington Police Department, Mansfield Police Department, Texas Department of Public Safety or a law firm.

Recent booking, custody, bond, facility, visitation, provider, fee, office-hour and court information can change. Verify the person with multiple identifiers and check the live official source before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A daily booking report records an intake event and allegations; it does not establish a conviction.

Last official-source review: August 5, 2026. Primary sources included the Tarrant County Sheriff, Tarrant County County Clerk, Tarrant County District Clerk, Tarrant County Criminal Courts, Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney, Fort Worth Police, Arlington Police and Mansfield Police.

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