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Where to Ask About Starr County Warrant Records
Choose the office named on the ticket, cause paper, or court notice. The Sheriff page does not publish a separate warrant division phone, public warrant counter, walk-in hours, or surrender schedule, so call before going in person.
- Starr County Sheriff's Office: 102 E. 6th Street, Rio Grande City, TX 78582; 956-487-5571. The published number is a general Sheriff/jail contact, not a confirmed warrant-desk line. The official Sheriff page is the source for its current public contact.
- County Clerk: Starr County Courthouse, 401 N. Britton Avenue, Room 201; 956-716-4800 ext. 2009. Its criminal case request form lists a $5 search, $1 per copy page, and $5 per certified document, with a five-business-day request period.
- District Clerk: Room 304 at the courthouse, 956-716-4800 ext. 8482. Start here for District Court and felony file questions.
- County Court at Law: Room 305, 956-716-4800 ext. 8497. Confirm which clerk handles the specific cause because assignments can affect the record route.
- City Municipal Courts: Rio Grande City 956-487-8889; Roma 956-849-1915; Escobares 956-847-1200; La Grulla 956-317-1150. A city court handles its own docket, not every local warrant.
For a JP ticket, use the precinct printed on the citation. The Starr County warrant records overview lists all eight JP phone routes and explains how to separate city, county, and state records.