Hopkins County Warrant RecordsHopkins County Warrant Records

This is a private reference, not a government or law-enforcement office. Hopkins County warrant status, court dates, payments, and recalls must be confirmed with the office that holds the case. Use the contact list below to reach the Sheriff or the likely issuing court. No county-wide public warrant line or walk-in surrender schedule was located.

This Is Not a Government Office. We cannot confirm a warrant, change a case, accept payment or bond, arrange a surrender, or provide legal advice. The court that issued the process controls its status; the Sheriff can answer service, custody, or bond logistics.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Match the question to the office that keeps the record. If a citation names a court, begin there. The county courthouse is at 118 Church Street in Sulphur Springs, but it is a routing point rather than one warrant counter.

  • Sheriff, service or custody: Hopkins County Sheriff's Office, 298 Rosemont, Sulphur Springs, TX 75482; (903) 438-4040. See the official Sheriff page.
  • District criminal file: District Clerk, 282 Rosemont Street, Suite 2, Sulphur Springs; (903) 438-4081; dclerk@hopkinscountytx.org. Use the District Clerk contact page.
  • County misdemeanor: County Court at Law, 118 Church Street, Sulphur Springs; (903) 438-4004; ccl@hopkinscountytx.org. Its court page links to docket information.
  • Justice-court citation: JP1, 128 K Jefferson Street, (903) 438-4026; JP2, 128 G Jefferson Street, (903) 438-4036. Both list weekday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. See the JP1 and JP2 pages.
  • Sulphur Springs city citation: Municipal Court, 201 N Davis Street; (903) 885-7454; weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Review its court contact and payment page.
  • Cumby city citation: Municipal Court, 100 E Main Street, PO Box 349; (903) 994-2666; court@cityofcumby.com. Its court page lists forms, hearing rules, and payment routes.

Have the citation or cause number, name, date, and court ready. Ask whether a warrant is active, what type of process it is, whether a hearing or payment option is available, and how a recall will be confirmed. Call before visiting because the county does not publish a universal walk-in rule.