Access El Paso public records for free. Track down information including criminal, court, background check reports, marriage, divorce, warrants, arrests, prisoner details, probation, and property records to discover more about acquaintances, friends, and family members.
Public records in El Paso County are available to citizens thanks to the Texas Public Information Act and the federal government’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIL), but it’s vital to know where to look and how to acquire these records.
Find details on anyone by utilizing this resource; it provides you with everything you need to know, including contact information for local agencies and links to helpful record databases.
How To Check Public Arrest Records for Free in El Paso County Texas
The most effective and common way to search jail records is to look up the county jail. County jails are where individuals go when they are arrested by the county sheriff’s office or any of the local police departments. Generally, jails maintain an online directory where members of the public can find out if someone has been arrested and the reason for the arrest.
However, if you are looking for El Paso County bookings, it should be noted that there is no online arrest search. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Detention Bureau operates the county jail and downtown El Paso detention center.1 If someone has been arrested they will be booked in one of these jails.
Learn how to find recent El Paso County arrest information and how to find out if someone is in jail below.
Search the El Paso County Jail for Recent Arrests
As mentioned above, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office maintains two jails – the county jail, and the downtown jail. The El Paso County Jail Annex is the county jail. It is the larger of the two and more restrictive of detainee and inmate movement.
The Downtown Detention Center is the smaller jail that also houses the Magistrate Court, Border Patrol, and other agencies.2
Unfortunately, neither the county jail nor the downtown jail hosts an online database. However, the Sheriff’s Office provides phone numbers to call to find someone’s mugshot.
- El Paso County Jail Annex – 915.856.4802
- Downtown Jail – 915.546.2212
- Jail Administration – 915. 546.2212
Interested parties should begin their search by calling the numbers above and inquiring about detainees and inmates. In the event this method does not produce the information you need, contact the police department you believe initiated the arrest. Additionally, you can visit the jails in person by going to the addresses below:
El Paso Downtown Detention Facility
601 East Overland
El Paso, Texas 79901
El Paso County Jail Annex
12501 East Montana
El Paso, Texas 79938
For those interested in obtaining El Paso County Sheriff’s Office (EPCSO) records, contact the Administration Department at 915.538.2217. They are the agency to check when searching El Paso County bookings.
The EPCSO does not offer a public records request form, however, the county of El Paso provides instructions for how to make requests from its departments.3
Essentially, you must make a written request that clearly identifies what type of records you are requesting and direct the request to the EPCSO. You should also call before to find out if there will be an associated fee. In response, the EPCSO must promptly produce the information unless it has reason to withhold it. They must get a decision from the Attorney General within 10 days in order to do so.
There are three different locations for the EPCSO. Use the contact details below to reach one of the stations for El Paso County arrest records:
| Station | Address | Phone Number |
| Headquarters | 3850 Justice El Paso, Texas 79938 |
915.538.2292 |
| Montana Patrol Station | 12501 Montana El Paso, Texas 79938 |
915.856.4875 |
| Vinton Patrol Station | 436 East Vinton Vinton, Texas 79821 |
915.886.2724 |
Retrieve Arrest Information & Police Reports via Law Enforcement Agencies in El Paso County
The El Paso City Police Department provides law enforcement services for the city and its residents.4 Because the police department is part of the city government, requests are managed by the City Attorney’s Office.
They offer the public the opportunity to request police records online. Interested parties must create an account before submitting a request. This method also allows users to follow the status of the request.
Another method is via mail, in person, or fax. The link to the public information request is currently down. However, requests can be submitted via fax to 915.212.0034, or via mail and in person to the City Attorney’s Office at:
El Paso City Attorney
300 North Campbell, Second Fl
El Paso, Texas 79901
For further assistance, contact one of the command stations below:
| Command Station | Address | Phone Number |
| Headquarters | 911 North Raynor Street El Paso, Texas 79903 |
915.212.4000 |
| Central Regional Command | 200 South Campbell Street El Paso, Texas 79901 |
915.212.0210 |
| Mission Valley Regional Command | 9011 Escobar Drive El Paso, Texas 79907 |
915.212.0400 |
| Northeast Regional Command | 9600 Dyer Street El Paso, Texas 79924 |
915.212.8100 |
| Pebble Hills Regional Command | 10780 Pebble Hills, Suite A El Paso, Texas 79935 |
915.212.0190 |
| Westside Regional Command | 4801 Osborne Drive El Paso, Texas 79922 |
915.212.0370 |
The Horizon City Police Department is part of the city government, and all records requests can be submitted by completing the open request form.5 There are several fees associated with the request, including charges per item, labor charges, computer resource charges, and more.
The request can be submitted via fax, email, mail, or in person. Records can also be received through each of these methods. Use the contact information below to properly submit a records request.
Mail/In-person:
Horizon City Open Records
14999 Darrington Rd.
Horizon City, TX 79928
FAX: 915.852.1005
Email: [email protected]
For more help, you can reach the Horizon City Police Department at 915.852.1047.
The City of Socorro Police Department does not provide information on how to check public records.6 Interested parties should contact the department at 915.858.9237 or visit the office between 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday.
Socorro Police Department
240 North Moon Road
Socorro, Texas 79927
The City of Anthony Police Department also does not offer the public instructions on how to make a public records request.7 If you want to make a police records request, contact the police department at 915.886.3838, or visit the office between the hours of 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday – Friday.
Anthony Police Department
401 Wildcat
Anthony, Texas 79821
The City of Clint Police Department is another of the many local police departments located in El Paso County.8 They don’t offer the public clear instructions on how to make a police records request, however, interested persons can call the office at 915.851.1600 for more information.
Clint Police Department
200 San Elizario Road
Clint, Texas 79836
If an arrest or incident involving law enforcement happened in a city or town not listed above, search “[City name] [State] arrest records” to find recent arrests in any city or town located within El Paso County.
How To Obtain Free El Paso Texas Criminal Records
The many different types of criminal records include charges, probation, warrants, background check reports, sex offender registries, police reports, and more. Oftentimes, there are also different record custodians that maintain these records.
In El Paso County, the Clerk is the custodian of criminal records. They offer an El Paso County case search for interested parties.
Criminal records can help inquirers learn more about an individual’s past and present situation. Learn how to look up someone’s criminal record below.
Perform a Free Public Criminal Record Check via the El Paso County Clerk
Those looking to perform a free criminal record check in El Paso County are in luck. The District and County Clerks compile information into a free public records search.9
Unless you have the case number or citation title, the easiest way to use this El Paso County County public records repository is by using a person’s name. Select “Defendant” in the search by drop-down menu and fill out both the first and last name of the person of interest.
If you have a middle name or date of birth, it will narrow the search to more accurately reflect the person you’re looking for.
Once you submit the search criteria, the results will display a list of cases for the defendant. The “Defendant Info” column will show you the name or the defendant in each case. Go through each case that reflects the name of the person you’re searching for.
When you click on the case number, the criminal case information will display, including:
- Case type
- Date filed
- Court location
- Disposition
- Sentencing
- Court date
- Case history
All El Paso County criminal records can be found in this database unless the records have been expunged. Interested parties cannot order case information through the online method. If you want to request physical copies of criminal records, contact either the District Clerk or County Clerk using the information below:
El Paso District Clerk
500 East San Antonio, Ste 103
El Paso, TX 79901
Phone: 915.546.2021
Email: [email protected]
El Paso County Clerk
500 East San Antonio, Ste 105
El Paso, TX 79901
Phone: 915.546.2071
Email: [email protected]
How To Execute an El Paso County Arrest Warrant Search
Persons interested in obtaining warrant information in El Paso should first check with the Sheriff’s Office.11 Law enforcement agencies in El Paso County provide fugitive records to the Sheriff’s Office to compile into a weekly wanted fugitives list.
Additionally, the sheriff’s office endorses the non-profit community police organization Crime Stoppers of El Paso. This organization compiles a more in-depth wanted suspects list that includes a suspect’s:
- Mugshot
- Name
- Physical characteristics
- Age
- Warrant/Charge
- Bond
If none of the lists above contain the person of interest you are looking for, you will not be able to ascertain more insight from the EPCSO Warrants Office. They explicitly state that no warrant information will be given to members of the general public.
Interested persons must instead find these El Paso public records by going to the nearest sheriff’s substation or Warrant’s Office inside the El Paso County Detention Facility. The facility is located at:
El Paso County Jail
601 East Overland
El Paso, Texas 79901
The El Paso County Municipal Court compiles misdemeanor warrant information into its online case database. To use the database, highlight “Searches” then select “Case Searches” or “By Party”. Users can locate active El Paso County warrants by typing in an individual’s first and last name.
For further assistance, call the Court at 915.212.0215.
How To Look Up El Paso County Probationers
Defendants placed on probation are monitored by the El Paso County Community Supervision and Corrections Department.
Unfortunately, this department does not provide the general public with an online search method for probation offenders.
Further, it’s unclear whether the county will provide this information at all. Inquirers should contact the department at 915.273.3344 or [email protected] instead.
El Paso County Community Supervision and Corrections Department
800 East Overland, Ste 100
El Paso, TX 79901
Another way to find out if someone is on probation is through the County case search tool. When users locate the case of a person of interest, the additional details include sentencing, which consists of probation when applicable.
How To Get a Background Check Done in El Paso County Texas
Getting a background check can inform interested parties about another person’s past criminal history. Background checks can be performed for both personal and professional purposes.
Personal background checks can be performed by anyone and for any reason by searching government agency public records or by using third-party providers. Generally, personal background checks are name-based, meaning you only need to know an individual’s name to get one done.
Because the records are public, consent is not necessarily required by the subject of the background check. Further, a reason does not need to be stated. However, you cannot conduct a background check on another person for illegal or unlawful purposes, like stalking, harassing, intimidating, or stealing their identity.
The El Paso County Clerk provides name-based background check services. Interested persons can submit a background check form via email to [email protected] or via mail/in-person to the Clerk’s Office at:
El Paso County Clerk
500 East San Antonio, Ste 105
El Paso, TX 79901
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office offers the public personal background check services.13 This service checks arrest records generated by the Sheriff’s Office. Although the records are public, the EPCSO requires notarized authorization if the request is for someone other than the person making the request.
To make a request, interested parties must complete a background check form. This form can be submitted in three ways:
- Email [email protected]
- Mail to:
EPCSO Records Section
3850 Justice Dr.
El Paso, TX 79938
- Hand deliver to the Sheriff’s Office Headquarters listed above between the hours of 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday – Friday
The fee is $6 and must be paid before the background check is processed.
On the state level, the Texas Department of Public Safety offers a name-based criminal history conviction search. The database includes all conviction and deferred adjudication information reported to the DPS for cases classified as class B misdemeanors or greater. To use the database, users must create an account and pay a search fee.
For more information, contact the Texas Department of Public Safety at 855.481.7070.
Professional background checks are typically done for employment, licensing, firearms, housing, insurance, elder and child care positions, volunteer positions, and more. These types of background checks are fingerprint-based and do require the subject’s consent.
The EPCSO also provides fingerprint-based background check services. Fingerprinting is done at the Sheriff’s Office Headquarters at:
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office
3850 Justice Dr.
El Paso, TX
Fingerprint services are available between the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The first fingerprint card has a $10 fee, additional fingerprint cards are $5.
The Texas DPS has implemented the Fingerprint Applicant Services of Texas (FAST) to manage professional background check requests and fulfillment. This is done through the IndentGo platform.
An employer, agency, or other eligible organization must provide an individual with a service code. From there, the individual must schedule a fingerprint session at one of the local IndentGo locations. The locations in El Paso County are:
IdentoGO
7400 Viscount Boulevard
Suite 218
El Paso, TX 79925
IdentoGO
7250 North Mesa Street
Suite C
El Paso, TX 79912
A professional background check should not cost any money for the employee or candidate. The agency or organization requiring the professional background check should take care of any associated fees.
There are several legal constraints that agencies, employers, and organizations must abide by concerning background checks. For example, the Fair Credit Reporting Act requires an applicant’s written consent before requesting a background check.
Additionally, under Texas Law, employment positions that pay $75000 or less cannot include criminal arrests and convictions on the consumer report if they are more than seven years old.
More on protections and consumer laws in the final section.
How To Find Public Criminal Records Throughout Texas via State & Federal Resources
El Paso public records can be found using the local resources detailed in the sections above, but state and federal agencies can provide supplemental insight into criminal records that are searchable by the public.
Texas public records pertaining to criminal history can be found using the resources below:
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice – provides a free inmate search function for those currently located in Texas prisons; the department also offers a free statewide sex offender search.
Texas Department of Public Safety – allows members of the public to search the statewide conviction database for a fee and provides the public with a free national sex offender registry search.
Federal Bureau of Prisons – offers an inmate locator that allows the public to search people currently imprisoned in federal prisons around the country.
U.S. Department of Justice – provides access to the national sex offender registry to locate people convicted of federal sex crimes, either by name or by searching a specific address with a set radius.
How To Search Public Court Records & Documents in the County & City of El Paso
When searching El Paso judicial records, it’s important to understand which court maintains the different record types. To understand that, interested persons must understand the court system in Texas.
The lowest-level courts in Texas are the municipal courts and justice courts. The El Paso Municipal Court has jurisdiction over criminal misdemeanors, traffic, and city ordinance violations that are only punishable by a fine. Inquirers can find Municipal Court case information through the online search function.
For more help finding court records, contact the court at 915.212.0215. The Municipal Court may also be visited in person at one of its locations below:
| Location | Address | Hours |
| Main Office | 810 East Overland | 7:00 am – 6:00 pm, M – F |
| Northeast | 9600 Dyer | 7:00 am – 5:30 pm, M – F |
| Pebble Hills | 10780A Pebble Hills | 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, M – F |
| Mission Valley | 9011 Escobar | 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, M – F |
| West Side | 4801 Osborne | 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, M – F |
The next three courts explained in this section are all located at the same courthouse and are the direct superiors to the Municipal Court.
The next level court after the Municipal Court is the El Paso County Court. This court has jurisdiction over criminal misdemeanors punishable by fines greater than $500 or active jail exposure, civil matters between $200 and $250000, probate and guardianship matters.
After the County Court is the El Paso County District Court. The District Court has original jurisdiction over all civil matters regardless of the amount in controversy, all state-level criminal felonies, family matters, land disputes, and contested elections.
The next court is the El Paso Court of Appeals. This court has jurisdiction over appeals from the lower courts. The County Court, District Court, and Court of Appeals are housed in the same courthouse located at:
El Paso County Courthouse
500 East San Antonio
El Paso, Texas 79901
Interested persons can find court case information from each of these courts using the free El Paso County public index. As explained in the sections above, users only need to input a subject’s first and last name for the search to yield El Paso County court records.
The County Clerk, also located in the County Courthouse, provides court records services for the general public. Records requests are fulfilled when interested parties complete a Freedom of Information Act Request Form (FOIA). There are fees associated with court records requests. Interested parties should contact the Clerk’s Office at 915.546.2071 for specifics.
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas is the federal trial-level court that services El Paso County. This court resolves all federal criminal and civil matters for the County. To locate court case information, users can utilize the PACER system by creating an account.
Additionally, interested persons may contact the District Clerk at 915.534.6725 for more details on federal court records. The Court may also be visited between the hours of 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday – Friday at:
District Clerk’s Office
Magoffin Ave, Ste 105
El Paso, TX 79901
There are also statewide and federal appeals courts that the general public almost never interacts with. If you are curious about appellate court opinions, you can search Texas or El Paso appeals opinions.
How To View Vital Records About Marriages, Divorces, Births & Deaths in El Paso County
Vital records pertain to El Paso County marriage records and divorce records, birth and death certificates. These records help interested parties find out if someone is married or locate a family member’s birth certificate.
By obtaining vital records, interested parties can get proof of marriage or divorce, establish genealogy, verify identity, and so much more.
The El Paso County Clerk is the local resource for vital records, while the Texas Department of State Health Services is the state resource.18 Learn how to use both resources below to obtain vital records when you need them.
Access Marriage & Divorce Records via the El Paso County Clerk or Texas Department of State Health Services
As mentioned above, the El Paso County Clerk is the go-to local resource for obtaining vital records, including marriage and divorce records. If you want to check if someone is married in El Paso County, you must visit one of the offices in person to submit a request. The fee for a certified marriage license copy is $7.
Contact the Clerk at 915.546.2071 or [email protected] for more details on obtaining El Paso public records concerning marriages.
Certified copies of El Paso County divorce records are available for request through the County Clerk also. Additionally, because divorce decrees are a court order, interested persons can use the County case search to find out if someone has been divorced.
The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) offers public marriage and divorce verification letters. The letters inform interested parties of marriages on file since 1966, and divorces on file since 1968.
Inquirers may either order a marriage verification letter or divorce verification letter by completing the online form.
.The fee to obtain a marital record is $20. Call +1(877)452.9060 for more information concerning marital vital records.
Retrieve El Paso Birth & Death Certificates: Process for the Court Clerk & the Texas Department of State Health Services
If you are looking to obtain a certificate of birth or a certificate of death, the best place to start your search is through the El Paso County Clerk.
For those interested in obtaining a birth certificate or death certificate, the process can be found below:
- Fill out an application in person at the County Clerk’s Office
- Present a valid ID
- Or complete a request via VitalChek
Unlike marital records, birth and death records are not public, and only certain individuals are eligible, including:
- Self
- Parents
- Siblings
- Children
- Legal guardian
- Attorney
- Grandparents
- Spouse
The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) also offers the public ways to obtain birth and death records. Records may be requested online, via mail, and in person at one of the local offices or the Austin office.
Mail:
Texas Vital Statistics
Department of State Health Services
PO Box 12040
Austin, Texas 78711
In-person local:
El Paso County Clerk
500 East San Antonio, Ste 105
El Paso, TX 79901
Austin Office:
THHS Central Campus
1100 West 49th St.
Austin, TX
The general fee for birth records is $22, while death certificates are $20. Requesters can review exemptions and fees for additional birth and death-related documents before ordering.
How To Determine Who Owns a Property or Home in El Paso County Texas for Free
When seeking property records, there are several agencies you can use to find them.
The El Paso Central Appraisal District provides the public with a property appraisal search. Users can locate properties by owner name or address. After locating a property, the results will inform users of the owner’s name, property value, taxing jurisdiction, land records, and land history.
For more information contact the El Paso Central Appraisal District at 915.780.2131 or [email protected].
El Paso County CAD
5801 Trowbridge Drive
El Paso, Texas 79925
The El Paso Tax Office also allows users to search property tax records by inputting an address or an owner’s name. The search results for a property will inform users of the owner’s name and address. By clicking on the tax account number, additional details–including the improvement value, capped value, and lawsuit information–will be displayed.
For more assistance, contact the El Paso County Tax Office at 915.771.2300 or [email protected].
El Paso County Tax Office
301 Manny Martinez Drive, 1st Fl
El Paso, TX 79905
Lastly, the county public land records search maintained by the County Clerk will show interested parties recorded deeds. This database contains a photocopy of the recorded deed and can be viewed by inputting a person’s first and last name.
Understanding Your Rights & Using El Paso Public Records Responsibly
Regardless of whether a background check is personal or professional, it is always important to maintain respect for that person’s information. It should never be used in unlawful ways, and those who obtain these records should understand the federal laws governing these searches.
Local, state, and federal laws are in place to protect individuals and ensure ethical use of personal details. Agencies also ensure people’s rights are observed. The following are important to be aware of and abide by when using someone’s criminal record or background information:
- Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA): Federal law that outlines the use and distribution of consumer information.21 This includes your credit report and other identifying financial records. Protections include the right to request a copy of your file, the right to dispute false reporting, the limitation of reporting outdated details, and the required consent of the party being reported on.
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): This governing body prevents employers from discriminating against potential employees based on their credit, criminal record, or membership in a protected class.22 It also allows you to dispute or file a claim against anyone you feel has discriminated against you. More information is available at the link.
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Among other things, this commission’s job is to look into and protect against background check fraud, checks without consent, and rejection without proper notice.23
- Texas Workforce Commission: This is the body that governs proper business practices in Texas. They can help with resources for those in need. They have an entire page dedicated to laws and practices that any Texas business owner needs to know regarding background checks and so much more.
- United States Department of Labor: This body governs most of the laws put into practice by each state concerning labor. The topic page will provide a brief overview of the things they are in charge of and help abide by the laws.
Ensuring that you know the legal aspects involved in finding someone’s information allows its proper, respectful use. Using this article should help.
In El Paso County, Texas, there are several online resources that can be used to access public records. For some records, however, you might have to call a county office or show up in person.
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