Contact San Saba County Offices

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the office by record type. A court decides its own case process; the Sheriff may hold service, booking, or custody records. The county’s online payment links are not public name-based warrant searches. Call first to confirm current hours, mailing details, and whether an office can answer the question by phone.

The Sheriff’s public-information request form can be sent to SSSOrecords@sansabacounty.gov or submitted in person at the second-floor courthouse office. The request form and county directory list fax (325) 372-3277; a Sheriff page footer lists (325) 372-6188. Call to confirm the correct fax before sending records. The office describes an itemized estimate when the expected charge exceeds $40 and a deposit or bond for some requests over $100. No warrant-specific copy fee was located.

For a district or county file, identify the court, case number, and date range when calling the clerk. Justice and municipal courts maintain their own lower-court files. For a police record, contact the city office and ask whether it is the designated records route. No public online active-warrant list was found.

Emergency help belongs with 911. Routine case status, records, and payment questions belong with the issuing court or the listed office.