Midland County Background Check Records

Midland County background check records are held by the County Clerk, the District Clerk, and the Sheriff's Office in Midland, Texas. Midland is a major West Texas county with nearly 170,000 residents and a busy court system that includes three district courts. The County Clerk manages misdemeanor files and property records from 500 N Loraine St. The District Clerk handles felony criminal records at 200 W Wall St. Both offices serve as primary sources for anyone searching Midland County background check records, and some records may be accessible online through statewide portals.

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Midland County Overview

169,983 Population
Midland County Seat
3 District Courts
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Midland County Clerk Background Check Records

The Midland County Clerk maintains misdemeanor criminal court records, civil county court filings, probate records, and real property documents for the county. The office is at 500 N Loraine St in Midland. Records held by the County Clerk are public under Texas law unless sealed by a specific court order. With a population of nearly 170,000, Midland County sees a significant volume of filings each year. The County Clerk processes everything from new land recordings to misdemeanor case closings on a daily basis.

For background check purposes, the County Clerk holds Class A and Class B misdemeanor case records from the county courts at law. Real property documents, including deeds, deeds of trust, and lien filings, are also in the County Clerk's system and can reveal judgments or legal encumbrances tied to a person. Probate records from the county courts are another category that can come up in thorough background check research.

You can request County Clerk records in person at 500 N Loraine St or by mailing a written request. Bring photo ID for in-person visits. Mail requests need the subject's name, record type, any helpful dates or case numbers, and payment. Copies are $1.00 per page. Certified copies cost $5.00 for certification plus the copy fee. Contact the office to ask about any online access systems for Midland County property or court records.

Office Midland County Clerk
Address 500 N Loraine St, Midland, TX 79701
Phone (432) 688-4500
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Copy Fee $1.00 per page
Certified Copy $5.00 certification + copy fees
Website co.midland.tx.us

Note: Check the Midland County website at co.midland.tx.us for updated information on any online record access tools available through the County Clerk's office.

Midland County District Clerk Criminal Records

The Midland County District Clerk manages all felony criminal records, civil district court filings, and family law cases for the county. The office is at 200 W Wall St in Midland. Midland County has three district courts: the 142nd, 238th, and 385th. These courts handle felony criminal prosecutions, large civil lawsuits, and family law matters. Every indictment, plea, verdict, and sentence handed down in these courts is on file with the District Clerk. Felony criminal records are a primary source for any Midland County background check.

You can request district court records in person at 200 W Wall St or by mail. Bring photo ID for in-person requests. Mail requests should state the subject's name, the type of records you need, any case numbers or date ranges, and include payment. Name search fees apply per year searched. Certified copies of case documents are $5.00 for certification plus $1.00 per page. E-filing for civil and family cases in the Midland County district courts is done through eFileTexas.gov.

Expunctions and orders of nondisclosure in Midland County are processed by the District Clerk. A successful expunction removes a record from all public databases. A nondisclosure order seals it from the public while law enforcement keeps access. These affect what shows up in a Midland County criminal background check.

Office Midland County District Clerk
Address 200 W Wall St, Midland, TX 79701
Phone (432) 688-4560
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
District Courts 142nd, 238th, 385th District Courts
E-Filing eFileTexas.gov

The Midland County Sheriff's Office handles arrests, jail bookings, and incident reports throughout the county. Arrest records are public records under Texas law. To request them, submit a written request under the Texas Public Information Act. Include the subject's name and any known dates of incidents. The office has 10 business days to respond. The Midland County Jail holds persons arrested in the county. Bond and booking information is available through the Sheriff's Office. For emergencies, dial 911.

Sex offender registration in Midland County is handled through the Sheriff's Office and is also searchable online at the Texas DPS Sex Offender Registry. The TDCJ inmate search covers current and former state prison inmates across all of Texas and can be searched at no cost.

Office Midland County Sheriff's Office
Address 400 S Colorado St, Midland, TX 79701
Phone (432) 688-4600
Emergency 911
Hours 24/7 operations; Records Division during business hours

Midland County Court System

Midland County has three district courts: the 142nd, 238th, and 385th Judicial Districts. These courts handle felony criminal cases, major civil lawsuits, and family law matters. The county courts at law handle Class A and B misdemeanor cases, smaller civil claims, and probate. Justice of the Peace courts in the county handle traffic and Class C misdemeanor matters. Records from all of these courts can be part of a Midland County background check.

District court records are at the District Clerk's office on W Wall St. County court records are at the County Clerk on N Loraine St. Both offices are in downtown Midland. The re:SearchTX portal from the Texas Office of Court Administration offers free access to district court case indexes across Texas. Search Midland County cases by name or cause number. Civil and family cases are e-filed through eFileTexas.gov, which is required for attorneys in Texas courts.

Note: Court records are public in Texas. Records can only be removed from public access by a judge's order for sealing or expunction.

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These counties are near Midland County in West Texas. Each maintains its own clerk offices and court records.

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