Dickens County Warrant RecordsDickens County Warrant Records

Start with the court named on the notice. Call first. Dickens County warrant questions can go to the Justice of the Peace, the District Clerk, or the sheriff, depending on whether the issue is a citation, court file, or service entry. This page routes those questions to official offices. No public warrant counter or surrender schedule was located, so confirm the right contact before traveling. Keep replies private. Use this list to reach the office holding the record.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. We cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear one, post bond, arrange an appearance, or give legal advice. Contact the court named on the record or the sheriff directly.

Need Official Warrant Information?

These Dickens County contacts serve different roles. Ask for your own case status, or help a relative only with any permission the office requires. Keep personal identifiers out of public messages.

  • Sheriff service question: Dickens County Sheriff Jay Allen, phone (806) 623-5533, P.O. Box 59, Dickens, TX 79229; email dso.Jay.Allen@co.dickens.tx.us. The page does not publish a warrant-unit counter or street address.
  • Traffic or JP case: Justice of the Peace Stella Carter, 201 US-82, Dickens, TX 79229, phone (806) 623-5233, email dickensjp@co.dickens.tx.us. The page links TrafficPayment; confirm its current route with the JP.
  • County or district case records: District & County Clerk Danay Carnes, annex at 508 Crow Street, Dickens, TX 79229, phone (806) 623-5531. Mail goes to P.O. Box 120.
  • District court case: 110th District Court, Floyd County Courthouse, 100 Main Street, Floydada, TX 79235, phone (806) 983-3384. Call the District Clerk before travel.
  • Spur city citation: Spur Municipal Court, 402 N Burlington, Spur, TX 79370-2460, phone (806) 271-4766, email spurmunicipalcourt@gmail.com.
  • Written public-record request: Dickens County's PIA request goes to the County Judge, P.O. Box 179, Dickens, TX 79229, or dcjudge@co.dickens.tx.us. See the county PIA poster for rights and request details.

A warrant-status request may need to go to more than one office. The sheriff may confirm service information, while only the issuing court can explain its recall, bond, or next-setting process. The county's general office hours are not a promise that a judge, clerk, or officer can take a walk-in appearance.

The county contact page distinguishes the courthouse and annex. For general public-record indexing, the County Clerk links to a vendor search; that index is not a complete active-warrant list.