Private Reference Site. We are not a government or law-enforcement office. We cannot verify a warrant, recall or clear it, accept payment, post bond, arrange an appearance, or give legal advice. Only the issuing court or an authorized agency can provide an official case answer.
Where to Ask for Official Wichita County Warrant Information
Choose the office that keeps the record. A sheriff contact may route a service question, but court records remain with the issuing court. Call before traveling because public-counter and warrant-resolution hours are not the same in every office.
- Unknown issuing office or sheriff-held record: Wichita County Sheriff’s Office, Warrants & Collections routing, 2815 Central Freeway East, Wichita Falls, TX 76302; (940) 766-8170. Published administrative hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Felony or District Court file: Wichita County District Clerk, 900 7th Street, Room 108; (940) 766-8100, option 5.
- County misdemeanor or County Court at Law record: Wichita County County Clerk, 900 7th Street, Room 250; (940) 766-8100, option 1.
- Justice Court traffic or Class C case: JP 1-1, 900 7th Street, Room 281, (940) 766-8141; JP 2, 108 E. Williams Drive, Burkburnett, (940) 569-1140; JP 3, 400 N. Wall Street, Suite 101, Iowa Park, (940) 592-9388; JP 4, 2023 S.H. 25 North, Electra, (940) 766-8129. JP 1-2 details should be checked on the county’s current location page.
- Wichita Falls municipal citation: Municipal Court of Record, 611 Bluff Street; (940) 761-7880. In-person monetary transactions stop at 4:30 p.m.
- Burkburnett city citation: Municipal Court at 101 E. College Street; (940) 569-7331; court@burkburnett.org. The court says recent citations after January 28, 2026 may not appear online.
- Iowa Park city citation: Municipal Court Clerk at City Hall, 103 N. Wall Street; (940) 213-7133. Court sessions are in Council Chambers on the second and fourth Tuesday at 9 a.m., subject to the case schedule.
The county’s open-records form says court records go to the District Clerk, County Clerk, JP, or originating police department, not to a generic DA request. A records request does not recall a warrant. For legal advice, speak with a licensed Texas attorney.