How to Check Castroville Warrants
For a Castroville municipal citation, review the city's court materials and contact the clerk if the listing does not answer the status question. The city identifies Class C matters handled by its municipal court and publishes more than one time period of warrant information. Check the citation's court name before using the city's material; a state ticket or JP case follows a different record path.
- Identify Castroville Municipal Court or the other court named on the citation.
- Compare the case details against the city's dated warrant material.
- Call the court clerk at 830-931-4089 if the result is old or incomplete.
- For a JP2 matter, contact that precinct court rather than the city court.
- Ask the issuing office what appearance, continuance, or payment procedure applies.
Castroville Warrant Lists Have Three Periods
Castroville's court materials include warrant lists for 2023 through 2025, a separate historic list covering 1996 through 2022, and a docket archive extending through September 2026. Those are distinct records with different date ranges, not one live system. Search the relevant period and preserve the date label when you save a result. A historical entry can help identify a case, but only the court clerk can confirm whether an obligation or warrant remains active today.
Castroville Warrant Search May Take Five Days
Castroville advises a person to allow five business days after receiving a citation before contacting the court. That interval gives a newly issued citation time to enter the court process; it is not a promise that every record will be online after five days. If a deadline or scheduled date is close, follow the citation's instructions and call the clerk rather than waiting on an archive update.
Castroville Police Warrant Contacts
Castroville Municipal Court is at 1209 Fiorella Street. The clerk's direct number is 830-931-4089 and the listed email is courtclerk@castrovilletx.gov. Castroville Police Department is at 411 London Street and can be reached at 830-931-2222. Use the court for docket, warrant, continuance, and payment questions; use police for police-service matters. These offices do not share one public warrant search.
A municipal record should identify the city case or court. If a document names Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, route the request there instead. The precinct has its own Castroville office and phone number, so the shared city name alone is not enough to identify the record holder.
Castroville Police publishes its own address and contact information.
Police records and municipal court records use different contact routes even when a citation began with the city.
Castroville Warrant Categories Stay Class C
The court lists municipal subjects including Class C traffic and parking, ordinance matters, public intoxication, theft, drug paraphernalia, and disorderly conduct. A subject category does not tell you whether a warrant was issued; the case record and court status do. When speaking with the clerk, use the cause or citation information and ask whether a setting is required. The court's category list helps distinguish a city matter from a county-level criminal case.
Castroville Municipal Warrant Categories
Castroville's municipal court handles fine-only city cases listed in its court information. A warrant question can arise after a missed setting or unresolved citation, but the action required depends on the specific docket. Do not treat every traffic or criminal record in Castroville as a municipal matter: JP2 and county courts have separate jurisdiction and records.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic or parking | City citation or missed municipal-court requirement | Castroville Municipal Court |
| Ordinance violation | Alleged breach of a city rule | Castroville Municipal Court |
| Class C offense | Municipal charge such as public intoxication or disorderly conduct | Castroville Municipal Court |
| County or JP matter | Record assigned outside the municipal docket | JP2 or the named county court |
Castroville Warrants and Separate JP2
Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 also serves Castroville, but it is not the city municipal court. JP2 is at 8366 FM 471 South, Suite 107, and its listed phone is 830-931-4010. The two offices maintain different dockets and process different cases. Read the court name on the ticket, summons, or prior order before calling; contacting the city clerk with a JP cause number can delay a status check.
Reading Castroville Warrant Fields
Separate list versions and docket archives may present different fields. Use a case number or citation number to distinguish similar names, record the document's covered dates, and ask the clerk to confirm the current disposition. The public material reviewed does not establish that each row includes a bond figure, service result, or recall date. Avoid treating the age of a list or the presence of a name as current legal status.
| Name | Compare identifiers rather than relying on name alone |
|---|---|
| Case or citation | Use the identifier to separate similar entries |
| Record period | Distinguish 2023-2025, historic 1996-2022, and current docket archive |
| Issuing court | Castroville Municipal Court, JP2, or another named court |
| Amount and setting | Confirm current balance and hearing requirements with the clerk |
| Disposition | Request a current status; an archive date is not a recall entry |
Where Castroville Warrants Fit County
Castroville Municipal Court handles city cases, while JP2 and Medina County courts keep separate records; a county search does not replace checking the court named on a city citation. Warrant flow: Castroville Municipal Court or Police › Medina County Sheriff for county matters › state systems for their limited record types. Use Medina County warrant records and the county warrant lookup for county-level routes.
Castroville Warrant Continuances Have a Limit
The Castroville court instructions allow a written continuance request sent by fax, mail, or delivered in person. The court describes a one-reset policy, so a request should explain the relevant case and should not be assumed granted until the court responds. Contact the clerk about the current form and deadline. A request to move a setting is different from clearing a warrant or paying a balance.
The city's citations and appearances page describes this written-request route.
A continuance request does not take effect until the court responds, and it does not itself clear a warrant.
Public Access to Castroville Warrants
Castroville posts selected court materials, including dated lists and dockets, but not every record field or case type is necessarily available in the same form. Ask the clerk how to inspect a current municipal file and whether a copy request is needed. State public-record rules apply alongside court-specific access restrictions; juvenile or otherwise protected information may be withheld. Confirm that an archive covers the period you need before treating it as a complete search.
Key Rules:
Texas Public Information Act - a requester may inspect city records that are not withheld under a legal exception.
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Chapter 45 - municipal court procedure for fine-only misdemeanors is set out here.
Texas Family Code, Chapter 58 - juvenile information is subject to its own access limits.
A Castroville Warrant Entry Needs Confirmation
Public access to an archived docket helps locate a case, but the archive and warrant lists cover different periods and may not reflect a later court action. Ask the clerk to check the current case status and explain any unresolved balance or setting. If the record belongs to JP2 or another court, request it from that record holder instead. This cross-check is especially useful when an old list and a newer docket entry appear to disagree.