Find Scurry County Felony Records

Scurry County felony records are filed and kept by the District Clerk at 1806 25th St. in Snyder, Texas. This page explains how to search those records and what they typically contain.

Scurry County District Clerk

The Scurry County District Clerk's office at 1806 25th St. in Snyder is where all felony criminal records are kept for the county. The District Clerk phone is (325) 573-5561. This office maintains records for the Scurry County District Court, which has jurisdiction over all felony cases in the county.

Scurry County also has a separate County Clerk at the same address, reachable at (325) 573-5560. The County Clerk handles misdemeanor cases at the county court level and also keeps vital records and property records. For felony cases specifically, the District Clerk is the right office to contact.

How to Search Scurry County Felony Records

The easiest way to start is through the statewide re:SearchTX portal at research.txcourts.gov. This free tool covers district court records from across Texas. Filter by Scurry County and search by name or cause number. Recent cases are generally well covered. Older records may require a direct request to the District Clerk.

To get records in person or by mail, contact the District Clerk at (325) 573-5561. If going in person, bring photo ID. Written requests should include the defendant's name, approximate year the case was filed, your return mailing address, and a payment for copy fees. The clerk can tell you the current fee schedule over the phone before you send your request.

For a broader Texas criminal history report covering all counties, use the Texas DPS service at dps.texas.gov/section/crime-records. For state prison inmates, the TDCJ offender search at offender.tdcj.texas.gov is available free of charge.

What Scurry County Felony Records Include

Felony court records in Scurry County are public. The District Clerk keeps a complete file for every felony case filed in the county. These records are available to anyone who requests them, with few exceptions for sealed matters.

A standard felony file includes the indictment or criminal information, bond records, court motions, orders, and the final judgment. Sentencing documents show the outcome. If the case went to trial, the file also has jury records. All documents filed by the prosecutor and defense become part of the permanent case file.

Scurry County felony records typically show:

• Defendant name and date of birth
• Cause number and court
• Charges and penal code references
• Bond and arrest records
• Court hearing history
• Plea or verdict
• Sentence or dismissal

Statewide Texas Felony Tools

Texas provides several free tools for finding felony records beyond a single county. TDCJ offender search at offender.tdcj.texas.gov covers state prison inmates and parolees. The Texas Sex Offender Registry at sor.dps.texas.gov is searchable by name and location.

For certified criminal history, the DPS is the official source. Access it at dps.texas.gov/section/crime-records. The re:SearchTX portal at research.txcourts.gov gives free access to Texas court records including Scurry County cases.

Legal Help in Scurry County

For legal help with a felony matter in Scurry County, West Texas Legal Services or Texas RioGrande Legal Aid may be able to assist. Income and eligibility rules apply. For private attorneys, the State Bar of Texas referral line is (800) 252-9690 or search at texasbar.com. Free self-help guides are at texaslawhelp.org.

Nearby Counties

These West Texas counties are near Scurry County.