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Official Schleicher County criminal records must come from the office that created or keeps them. In Eldorado, the sheriff handles its agency reports, booking material, and local jail records, while the combined County and District Clerk keeps filed court cases and dispositions. State criminal history searches run through the Texas Department of Public Safety. The routes below identify the proper government source; this private reference site cannot retrieve, change, or certify a record.

This Is Not a Government Office. This privately operated reference site cannot retrieve criminal records, perform official checks, correct or remove data, or receive expunction and nondisclosure filings. Contact the responsible government custodian instead.

Need an Official Record?

Use the source that holds the requested Schleicher County or Texas record:

  • Arrest, booking, jail, and sheriff reports: Schleicher County Sheriff's Office, 4 S. Divide St., P.O. Box 1119, Eldorado, TX 76936; 325-853-2737; fax 325-853-2713
  • Filed court cases and certified dispositions: see criminal court case records or contact County and District Clerk Marsha L. Maskill at the courthouse, 2 S. Divide St., P.O. Drawer 580, Eldorado, TX 76936; 325-853-2833; fax 325-853-2768
  • State criminal history and public name searches: use the Texas Department of Public Safety, Crime Records Division
  • Fine-only and traffic matters: contact the Justice of the Peace at 325-853-2766 or Eldorado Municipal Court at P.O. Box 713, Eldorado, TX 76936; 325-853-2691
  • Expunction or nondisclosure filings: ask the clerk which court has jurisdiction over the underlying arrest or case
  • Incident and offense reports: request the record from the law-enforcement agency that created it

The sheriff does not advertise a separately named records division or separate records-counter schedule. Call 325-853-2737 before visiting. The clerk posts Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a noon to 1:00 p.m. closure; call first because court settings, holidays, or staffing can affect access.