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Questions about Crosby County criminal records usually belong with the public office that holds the original file. Crosby County Criminal History is a private reference resource, not a county department. Use the official routing below for case files, arrest and booking data, statewide history, police reports, and record-clearing filings. Public counter hours are not posted for the county offices, so call before visiting the courthouse in Crosbyton.

This Is Not a Government Office. This private site cannot retrieve, certify, correct, seal, or remove a record, clear a warrant, accept a filing, or conduct an official check.

Need an Official Record?

Send each request to the office responsible for that part of the record:

  • Felony court cases and certified dispositions: District Clerk Shari Smith, 201 W. Aspen Street, Suite 207, Crosbyton, TX 79322; phone 806-675-2071; fax 806-675-2433; dc72nd@crosbycountytx.com.
  • Class A and B misdemeanor court cases: County Clerk Tammy Marshall, 201 W. Aspen Street, Suite 102, Crosbyton, TX 79322; phone 806-675-2334; fax 806-675-2980; countyclerk1@crosbycountytx.com or countyclerk2@crosbycountytx.com.
  • County arrest, booking, jail, and warrant records: Crosby County Sheriff, 201 W. Aspen Street, Crosbyton, TX 79322; phone 806-675-7301; fax 806-675-2804. The county posts no separate records-unit name, email, form, fee schedule, or hours.
  • Texas public conviction history and personal record review: Texas Department of Public Safety, Crime Records Division. Use the official CCH portal for public name searches and FAST/IdentoGO for fingerprint collection.
  • City police reports: contact the police department that created the report. Crosbyton City Hall and Municipal Court are at 221 W. Main, Crosbyton, TX 79322-2250; phone 806-675-2301; fax 806-675-7012; judge@crosbyton.com. Current Ralls and Lorenzo details should be verified through each city's official channel.
  • Expunction or nondisclosure filing: ask the clerk tied to the Crosby County case about current forms, filing method, cost, service, and certified-order practice.

A phone call can confirm routing and current office hours, but a written request is needed to trigger duties under the Texas Public Information Act. Court case files follow clerk and court-access rules instead.