Hood County, TX Arrests & Jail Inmate Records

To request arrest records, individuals may submit requests in writing through mail, or in person to the Hood County Sheriff's Office at:

The Sheriff's Office

Attn: Records Division

400 Deputy Larry Miller Drive

Grandbury, TX 76048

Phone: (817) 579-3316

Fax: (817) 573-7372

Alternatively, they may complete the Public Information Request Form and submit it by mail or in person to the Sheriff's Office.

Individuals may obtain arrest records from the local police department with jurisdiction over the city or town where an arrest occurred. To get an accurate report, they must provide information, such as the offender's name and the date of arrest. Record seekers must pay for copies of those records. Prominent local police departments located in the county include:

• Granbury Police Department
• Tolar Police Department

The Crime Records Division under the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) provides criminal records, including arrest records. Individuals may search arrest records online using the offender's name on the Computerized Criminal History System Database (CCH). They must create an account and pay specific fees to access services on the CCH.

The DPS, through a third-party vendor, IDEMIA, allows record seekers to obtain arrest records through Fingerprinting Services. To do this, individuals may schedule an online appointment, call (888) 467-2080, or visit a FAST location. While going for the appointment, record seekers must provide a valid means of identification and pay the necessary fees.

Criminal records of arrests charged at the 355th District Court and the CountyCourt at Law are available to the public. The District Clerk and the County Clerk's Office maintain criminal court records in the county. The District Clerk allows record seekers to search criminal records online through the Hood CountyDistrict Clerk Judicial Records Portal. Likewise, individuals may also check the HoodCountyCourt Records Portal online for criminal court records.

In Hood County, individuals may search public court records online through the Re:Search Texas Portal. Alternatively, interested individuals may contact the appropriate court clerk at their office. They must pay for copies of the criminal records. Additionally, reputable third-party websites, like InfoTracer, allow individuals to access public records, including arrest records.