Navigate Tarrant County Public Services

Tarrant County government offices administer core public services, including property taxation, courts and public safety, vital records, elections, public health, and related administrative functions for residents, property owners, businesses, and visitors.

This website provides a structured reference to major Tarrant County services. For each subject, it identifies the primary county office, describes the type of record or service available, and directs you to the appropriate official resource.

This site is a privately operated informational resource and is not an official Tarrant County or State of Texas website. It does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Policies, procedures, fees, and deadlines are established by the relevant county offices; always review current requirements on the official county website before making payments or submitting documents.

Common Tasks and Information Requests

• Obtain property ownership and property tax information
• Review court cases and docket information
• Locate inmate and jail custody information
• Request marriage or other vital records

Property Taxes, Appraisal, and Real Estate Information

Property tax and appraisal records in Tarrant County are maintained by several offices. Homeowners, businesses, and lenders may require tax bills, appraisal values, exemptions, and ownership history for transactions, appeals, or record verification.

Related pages provide guidance on the Tarrant Appraisal District, property ownership searches, property tax information, and homestead exemptions. Each summary explains what information is public, how values are determined, and which office is responsible for specific records or services.

Court Records, Legal Filings, and Judicial Information

Tarrant County courts hear civil, criminal, family, and probate matters. Individuals often review court records to confirm case status, filing activity, hearing schedules, or prior judgments. Responsibilities are divided among county courts, district courts, and clerks, so identifying the correct court is important.

This site organizes links to court records, court dockets, court system overviews, and the offices of the District Clerk and County Clerk. Each page notes which information may be available online and when an in-person or written request may be required.

Jail, Inmate Search, and Public Safety Resources

Tarrant County law enforcement agencies and jail facilities provide public access to certain custody, booking, and warrant information. Families, attorneys, and other members of the public may need current status information after an arrest or when checking for outstanding warrants.

Public safety resources on this site include links to inmate search tools, county jail information, warrant searches, and information related to the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office. Each page outlines the type of information returned by the official systems and summarizes typical next steps following an arrest or warrant inquiry.

Vital Records, Licensing, and Official Documents

Birth, death, and marriage records, as well as certain licenses, are issued or maintained by designated Tarrant County offices. Certified copies are frequently required for identification, travel, school enrollment, estate matters, and other legal or financial purposes.

Topics include access to marriage licenses, vital records, and related official documents. Each page summarizes eligibility, application methods, typical processing times, and common reasons requests may be delayed or rejected.

Elections, Health Services, and Civic Resources

Tarrant County administers elections, maintains voter registration records, and provides public health and related services to residents. Election information, health advisories, and statistical reports are issued and updated by the responsible county departments.

Resources on this site include information on elections and voting, public health services, and the Medical Examiner’s Office. These summaries describe core responsibilities, reporting functions, and the primary ways these agencies serve the public.

Using This Guide

This website is intended as an overview of Tarrant County services to assist you in locating the appropriate office or record before visiting a facility or submitting a request. Information is updated periodically, but county procedures, fees, and online availability may change without notice. For matters that affect your legal rights or financial obligations, consult the official Tarrant County website or a qualified professional before acting on the information presented here.