Johnson County, Texas Warrant Search

Warrants are court directives ordering police authorities to take a person into custody or to search premises or a person. While warrants, including their supporting affidavits, are public information, search warrants only become public after execution. People can obtain these documents or view details about warrants by approaching the clerk of the issuing court.

For example, the Cleburne Municipal Court releases the names of people with active warrants on its Warrants and Bonds webpage to allow subjects to pay off their restitution before law enforcement apprehends them.

Individuals can also contact law enforcement, who are charged with arrest actions, to find out if they have warrants out for their arrest.

Agency / Resource	Purpose	Search Methods	Notes
District Clerk	Maintains district court warrants	Phone, online, in person	Case Inquiry Search database lists information about issued and executed warrants
County Clerk	Maintains warrants issued by County Courts at Law	Phone, online, in person	Details about issued warrants are available on the Case Inquiry Search database
Justices of the Peace	Maintains warrants issued by justice courts	Phone and in-person inquiries	No online search availability.
Municipal Courts	Keeps Municipal Court warrants for Class C misdemeanors	Phone, online, and in person	For example, the Cleburne Municipal Court publishes warrants and bond information online.