This is a private reference site, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release anyone, post bond, obtain an official booking file, or resolve a court case. Contact the responsible public office directly for those matters.
Red River County Record Contacts
The Sheriff’s Office and Red River County Jail share the public contact block below. No separate records-unit number, booking-photo fee, or booking-photo turnaround was published. Ask the main line for the public-information officer or records clerk, and describe the existing record by name, arrest number, and book date when known.
500 N Cedar St.
Clarksville, TX 75426
Phone: 903-427-3838
Fax: 903-427-0830
Current county-listed email: jimmy.caldwell@redrivercountytx.gov
For a district-court record or expunction material, contact District Clerk Brenna Williams at 400 N Walnut St., Clarksville, TX 75426, 903-427-3761. The District Clerk lists Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a Thursday noon-to-1 p.m. lunch closure; county offices are closed Fridays. The County Clerk is at 200 N Walnut St., Clarksville, TX 75426, 903-427-2401, but the office says it does not handle felony cases or traffic tickets.
Choosing the Right Route
Use the official custodian that matches the question. A booking row, a present-custody check, a court disposition, and a state-prison search are different records with different offices.
- Use the county record and roster reference for the Sheriff-linked NetData search, VINELink, and written-request options.
- Call the Sheriff for a Red River County Jail booking or records-custodian question.
- Contact the District Clerk or the appropriate court for a case file, disposition, or expunction materials.
- Use the Texas Department of Criminal Justice inmate search for state-prison custody, not a local booking.
- Use the official BOP or ICE locator for the separate federal or immigration systems.
- Use the Most Wanted reference for the county’s contact-based warrant-status path.
A booking allegation does not establish guilt. The court record, rather than a roster row or a secondary website, is the place to verify the case outcome.