Fisher County Background Check Records

Fisher County background check records are kept at the County Clerk and District Clerk offices in the Fisher County Courthouse in Roby, Texas. The County Clerk maintains misdemeanor criminal, civil, probate, and property records. The District Clerk manages felony criminal history through the 32nd District Court, a multi-county court serving Fisher and several surrounding counties. The Sheriff's Office handles arrest records and jail information. In-person and mail requests at the courthouse are the primary ways to access Fisher County background check records.

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Fisher County Overview

~3,672 Population
Roby County Seat
32nd District Court
11th Appellate District

Fisher County Clerk Background Check Records

The Fisher County Clerk office is located in the Fisher County Courthouse in Roby, TX 79543. The County Clerk is the primary custodian for local court records and official documents in the county. The office maintains misdemeanor criminal case files from the county court, civil court records, probate filings, real property documents, marriage licenses, birth and death certificates, and assumed name registrations. These are the foundational records for any Fisher County background check search and all are public unless restricted by court order.

Fisher County is a small, rural West Texas county with about 3,600 residents. The courthouse handles records with a small staff, and walk-in visits are the most direct way to get access. Call ahead to confirm availability before driving to Roby. Mail requests are accepted with a written description of the records you need, a check or money order for fees, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Copy fees are $1.00 per page. Certified copies require a $5.00 certification fee on top of the copy cost. Recording fees are $26 for the first page and $4 for each additional page.

Office Fisher County Clerk
Address Fisher County Courthouse, Roby, TX 79543
Phone (325) 776-2401
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Copy Fee $1.00 per page
Certified Copy Fee $5.00 certification plus copy cost
Recording Fee $26 first page, $4 each additional

Vital records for Fisher County include birth and death records maintained at the County Clerk level. Birth certificates are $23. Death certificates are $21 for the first copy and $3 for each additional. Marriage licenses cost $82. The Texas DSHS Vital Statistics office in Austin is an alternative source for state-level vital record requests.

Note: Contact the Fisher County Clerk directly before visiting to confirm current office hours and availability. Small county offices sometimes have limited staff on particular days.

Fisher County District Clerk Felony Records

The Fisher County District Clerk is also located in the Fisher County Courthouse in Roby, TX 79543. The District Clerk manages felony criminal records, civil district court filings, and family law cases for the 32nd District Court. The 32nd is a multi-county court that serves Fisher along with other counties in the region. Because the court serves multiple counties, the judge rotates between courthouses on a schedule. All felony criminal records for cases filed in Fisher County remain at the Fisher County courthouse with the District Clerk regardless of where the judge sat.

To get a felony record search from the District Clerk, submit a written request with the full name and the years to search. The standard fee is $5.00 per name per year searched. Certified copies are $5.00 plus $1.00 per page. Plain copies are $1.00 per page. You can also search Fisher County court history through the statewide re:SearchTX portal for free. Civil and family case filings in the 32nd District Court go through eFileTexas.gov.

Office Fisher County District Clerk
Address Fisher County Courthouse, Roby, TX 79543
Phone (325) 776-2401
Court Served 32nd District Court
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Search Fee $5.00 per name per year

The District Clerk also processes expunctions and nondisclosure orders for the 32nd District Court. These proceedings change what is publicly visible in a Fisher County background check. Expunctions fully remove case records from public access. Nondisclosure orders seal records from the public but keep them available to law enforcement. All such filings go through this office.

The Fisher County Sheriff's Office is the main law enforcement agency for the county and operates the county jail. The Sheriff's Office holds arrest records, incident reports, and jail booking data. These are public records under the Texas Public Information Act. To request arrest records or reports, submit a written request identifying what you need. The office has 10 business days to respond under the Act. Copy fees are $1.00 per page, and larger requests may carry additional charges for staff time.

The Fisher County Jail holds pretrial detainees and those serving county-level sentences. State-sentenced individuals go to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. All arrest data in Texas is reported to the Texas DPS Crime Records Service, so a statewide name search can catch arrest history from the county alongside any other agency records.

Office Fisher County Sheriff's Office
Address Fisher County Courthouse, Roby, TX 79543
Phone (325) 776-2211
Emergency 911
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Dispatch 24/7)

Sex offender registration in Fisher County is handled by the Sheriff's Office. All registered sex offenders in the county are also listed in the statewide Texas DPS Sex Offender Registry. You can search that database online by name or address at no cost.

Fisher County Court System

Fisher County is served by the 32nd District Court for felony criminal, civil, and family law matters. Because it is a multi-county court, the presiding judge travels between county seats on a set schedule. The county court handles Class A and Class B misdemeanor criminal cases, civil matters under $250,000, and probate. Justice of the Peace courts handle Class C misdemeanors, small claims, and evictions. All district court records stay with the District Clerk in Roby, county court records go to the County Clerk, and JP records stay at the precinct level.

Fisher County falls under the 11th Court of Appeals based in Eastland. Appeals from Fisher County district and county court decisions go to the Eleventh Court before potentially reaching the Texas Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals. The Texas Office of Court Administration can help you find the right court contact for your records request. All court records in Fisher County are public unless restricted by a specific court order.

Note: Civil and family filings in Fisher County district courts must be submitted electronically through eFileTexas.gov unless a court-approved exemption is in place.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Fisher County in West Texas. Each has its own courthouse and clerk offices for background check records.

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