Fort Bend County Warrant Search

To do a Fort Bend County Warrant Search, use the court record tool below. This will help if the local sheriff doesn’t give you an online way to check. You’ll get wide access to key facts this way. The tool lets you check if there are active bench or felony warrants. These can be put in place after police look into a case. Or if someone missed court and did not show up.

Look up records by name or by case number. That’s all you need. The site is built to give folks a fast and simple way to check.

If the tool has issues or won’t load, don’t stress. You can call or visit the court clerk or the sheriff’s team. They’ll help sort it out.

Fort Bend County Clerk of Court
Address: 301 Jackson Street, Richmond, TX 77469
Phone: (281) 341-8685

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office
Address: 1840 Richmond Parkway, Richmond, TX 77469
Phone: (281) 341-4665

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Official Fort Bend County Warrant Search Resources

Contact & Info	Details & Description
Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office – Warrant Unit 1840 Richmond Parkway Richmond TX 77469 281 341 4665 (non-emergency) or 281 341 4771 Melinda.Mican@fortbendcountytx.gov Maggie.Baca@fortbendcountytx.gov April.Meyen@fortbendcountytx.gov	The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Warrant Unit deals with jail lists and arrest files. They track active warrants, grab fugitives, and send folks with open warrants to jail. They don’t give out info by phone or mail to keep it safe. This is the main unit for full county cases.
Fort Bend County Court Records Research 301 Jackson Street Richmond TX 77469 281 342 3411	For Fort Bend County, this clerk branch helps search court logs and files, both civil and crime based. You can check on bench, jail, or trial warrants here. A great spot for full and wide case data.
Fort Bend County Jail Inquiry Portal Jail Look-up Tool	This Fort Bend tool helps you look up jailed folks and find who is held. Often shows if a warrant is tied to a name. You just search by name or ID. No need to call or go in.
Constable Precinct 2 Warrant Division – Fort Bend County 281 403 8080 Constable Precinct 2 Warrants	This Fort Bend unit sends out warrant cards and deals with small fines or class C charges. If you missed court or pay, they help clear it. Good for fast fix of court fines.
Constable Precinct 4 Warrant Division – Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Warrant Division	In Fort Bend’s west side, this team serves court fines and helps with small law slips. You can check if a card was sent. They deal with jail-free fix-ups too, if done quick.
Constable Precinct 3 Warrant Unit – Fort Bend County 281 242 4014 Precinct 3 Warrant Info	This Fort Bend team will work with you to stay out of jail. They urge folks to pay or show in court first. You may get more time if you call. It’s best for class C or small slips.
Sugar Land Police Department (Warrant Contact) 1200 Highway 6 South Sugar Land TX 77478 281 275 2560 sugarlandpd@sugarlandtx.gov	Sugar Land in Fort Bend County runs its own court for small crime and ticket cases. Their police records group can help if a fine or no-show led to a warrant. For jail or big cases, go to county.
Missouri City Municipal Court 3845 Cartwright Rd, Missouri City, TX 77459 281 403 8669	This Fort Bend city court clears class C warrants, late pays, or missed court days. Not for big crime files. For that, Fort Bend County holds sway.
Richmond – County Seat 301 Jackson Street Richmond TX 77469 Court Info	Richmond is the home base for Fort Bend County. All top court and jail info starts here. It has full logs and warrant files held by both court and sheriff.
Fulshear Municipal Court 6611 W. Cross Creek Bend Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 281 346 2405	In west Fort Bend County, Fulshear deals with court slip-ups and missed fines. Their court clears small tickets, but bigger cases go to the county.
Stafford Municipal Court 2602 S Main St, Stafford, TX 77477 281 261 3930	Stafford in Fort Bend helps clear traffic fines and small court skips. If you get a card or missed a pay, start with this court. Crime-based warrants go to Fort Bend County.