Camp County Felony Records Search

Camp County felony records are held by the District Clerk in Pittsburg. The 8th Judicial District Court handles felony cases here, and records are searchable through re:SearchTX or at the courthouse.

Camp County District Clerk

The Camp County District Clerk is the official custodian of all felony court records in the county. This office files and maintains criminal case documents, collects court fees, issues subpoenas, coordinates jury duty, and reports felony dispositions to the Texas Department of Public Safety after each case closes.

Camp County Criminal Records

Camp County is a small county in Northeast Texas. The county seat is Pittsburg. The 8th Judicial District Court is a multi-county court serving this region of East Texas. Camp County felony cases filed here are maintained by the District Clerk in Pittsburg. After each case closes, the clerk reports the outcome to the Texas DPS.

The statewide re:SearchTX portal covers Camp County. In-person searches at the courthouse in Pittsburg are available Monday through Friday during regular business hours. Bring a cause number or party name for the search. Copy fees: $1.00 per page. Certified copies: $1.00 per page plus $5.00 certification fee. The County Clerk handles misdemeanor records and property records separately.

The screenshot below shows the Camp County official website at https://www.co.camp.tx.us/, the primary online resource for Camp County government and court information.

Use this site to find contact information for the clerk's office and links to court record portals.

Searching Camp County Felony Records

The best online tool is the re:SearchTX portal. This official Texas judicial system covers all 254 counties including Camp County. You can search by party name, case number, or attorney name. Data refreshes nightly. Free registration gives access to basic case details. Full document images may require an eFileTexas account.

For in-person searches, visit the District Clerk's office in Pittsburg during business hours. Public access terminals at the courthouse allow free self-service searching. Bring the name of a party or a cause number to speed up the process. Staff can search and print records for the standard fee of $1.00 per page. Certified copies add a $5.00 certification fee per document. A $5.00 research fee applies when staff must search by name alone.

Mail requests are accepted. Send a written request with the case details, what documents you need, a self-addressed stamped envelope, and payment. Allow several business days for processing. Call the office ahead of time for complex or urgent requests.

Statewide Resources

• re:SearchTX - statewide court records portal
• TDCJ Offender Search - Texas prison records
• Texas DPS Criminal History - name-based statewide search
• Texas Sex Offender Registry - searchable by county or address

Nearby Counties

These counties border Camp County. Each has its own district clerk office for felony records.