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Questions about official Parmer County criminal records usually belong with the government office that created or keeps the file. The contacts below route court cases to the correct clerk in Farwell, law-enforcement and jail requests to the sheriff, and statewide history checks to Texas DPS. This private resource cannot retrieve, certify, alter, or accept filings for any of those records.

This Is Not a Government Office. This private reference resource cannot retrieve an official record, perform an official check, correct or remove information, or accept a Texas expunction or nondisclosure filing. Those services must come from the government custodian.

Need an Official Record?

Use the custodian that matches the Parmer County record:

  • Felony case files: call the Parmer County District Clerk at 806-481-3419; the fax is 806-481-9416
  • County misdemeanor files: call the Parmer County Clerk at 806-481-3691; the fax is 806-481-9548
  • Arrest, booking, jail, and sheriff reports: contact the Parmer County Sheriff's Office at 806-481-3303
  • Texas criminal-history records: use the Texas Department of Public Safety, Crime Records Division
  • City police reports: ask the police agency that created the report
  • Expunction or nondisclosure filing: confirm the underlying case and filing route with the clerk that holds it

The Parmer County Sheriff's Office is at 300 Fourth Street, PO Box 860, Farwell, TX 79325. Call 806-481-3303 or fax 806-481-3305. The county documents public lobby access Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., for written complaint delivery; confirm records-counter hours before traveling.

The District Clerk and County Clerk work through the Parmer County Courthouse at 401 Third Street, Farwell, TX 79325. The research did not verify public counter hours for either clerk, so call the relevant office before an in-person request. The District Clerk is the first contact for a felony file. The County Clerk keeps constitutional County Court criminal cases, chiefly Class A and B misdemeanors within that court's jurisdiction.