Kimble County Background Check Records

Kimble County background check records are kept by the County Clerk and Sheriff's Office in Junction, Texas. Kimble County is a rural Hill Country county with a small population, and its courthouse in Junction serves as the main location for all public records. You can request criminal, civil, and court case records in person or by mail. Statewide tools also provide online access to many Kimble County court cases without a visit to the courthouse.

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Kimble County Overview

~4,286 Population
Junction County Seat
198th Judicial District
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Kimble County Clerk Background Check Records

The Kimble County Clerk is the official custodian for misdemeanor criminal records, civil county court filings, probate records, real property documents, deed filings, and vital records. The office is at the Kimble County Courthouse in Junction. As a small rural county, the clerk office operates with limited staff. Call before visiting or mailing a request to confirm hours, availability, and how to properly submit your records request.

Misdemeanor criminal cases heard in the county court are indexed by defendant name and case number. To do a background check through the County Clerk, you need to submit a written name search request. Include the full legal name of the person, a date range, and the applicable fee. Standard copy fees are $1.00 per page and $5.00 per certification for certified copies. Mail requests need a self-addressed stamped envelope and a check or money order payable to the Kimble County Clerk.

The County Clerk also maintains deed records, property filings, and lien records going back to when Kimble County was created. These records can be relevant when investigating real estate transactions or financial disputes involving a person in the Junction area. Ask the clerk staff for guidance if you are not sure which record type to request.

Office Kimble County Clerk
Address 501 Main St, Junction, TX 76849
Phone (325) 446-3353
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Kimble County District Clerk Criminal Records

The Kimble County District Clerk maintains felony criminal records, civil district court filings, and family law cases. Kimble County is part of the 198th Judicial District, shared with Kerr County. District court sessions are held in Junction on a scheduled basis. Felony charges, grand jury actions, and district court judgments from Kimble County are maintained by the District Clerk in Junction.

To request a name-based background check through the District Clerk, submit a written request that includes the full name of the person, a date range, and payment. The standard fee is $5.00 per name per year searched. Certified copies require a $5.00 certification fee plus $1.00 per page. Given the low volume of cases in Kimble County, staff can often process requests fairly quickly. Mail and in-person requests are both accepted at the Kimble County Courthouse.

Office Kimble County District Clerk
Address 501 Main St, Junction, TX 76849
Phone (325) 446-3353
Court Served 198th Judicial District Court
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Statewide online access to Kimble County district court records is available through the re:SearchTX portal. This free tool is run by the Texas Office of Court Administration and indexes district and county court cases from across all Texas counties. Search by party name or cause number to find Kimble County filings without contacting the courthouse.

The Kimble County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement throughout the county and operates the Kimble County Jail in Junction. Arrest records and incident reports are public records under the Texas Public Information Act. Submit a written open records request to the Sheriff's Office to get copies of arrest records or incident reports. The office must respond within 10 business days under state law.

Jail booking records for Kimble County show each person's arrest date, charges, and bond information. These records are part of the public record. For current inmate status, call the jail directly in Junction. The Sheriff also maintains sex offender registration records for the county. All registered offenders in Texas appear in the Texas DPS Sex Offender Registry, which is free to search by name or address.

Office Kimble County Sheriff's Office
Address 501 Main St, Junction, TX 76849
Phone (325) 446-2321
Emergency 911
Hours Records: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Note: Copy fees for public information requests are set under Texas law. Standard paper copies are $0.10 per page. Requests requiring more than 50 pages or significant staff time may include additional charges. Ask the Sheriff's Office for an estimate before submitting a large request.

Kimble County Court System

Kimble County is part of the 198th Judicial District, which is shared with Kerr County. The district judge holds court in Junction on a scheduled basis. This court handles felony criminal cases, civil matters exceeding county court jurisdiction, and family law cases. All district court records go to the District Clerk at the Kimble County Courthouse.

The county court handles Class A and Class B misdemeanor criminal cases, probate matters, and civil cases within its jurisdictional limit. Justice of the Peace courts in the county handle minor criminal matters, traffic violations, and small claims. The volume of filings in Kimble County is low relative to larger Texas counties, but all cases follow the same procedures and fee schedules under Texas law.

E-filing for civil, family, and probate cases in Kimble County is available through eFileTexas.gov. E-filed cases appear in the re:SearchTX portal once processed and can be searched online by name or cause number.

The re:SearchTX portal lets you search for Kimble County court records online, including district court and county court cases from Junction.

re:SearchTX court records portal for Kimble County background check searches

This free statewide tool from the Texas Office of Court Administration is the best way to search Kimble County court records online without visiting the courthouse.

The Texas DPS Criminal History Records service collects conviction data from law enforcement and courts statewide and makes it searchable by name for a small fee.

Texas DPS criminal history records for Kimble County background checks

A Texas DPS name search covers Kimble County convictions and other reported criminal history from all Texas counties in one search.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Kimble County in the Texas Hill Country region. Each has its own courthouse and public records system.

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