Look up active arrest warrants, court bench warrants, and district court hearing dates by name, county, or warrant number — taken from the sheriff and court offices that publish them across all 254 Texas counties.
A warrant is outstanding until somebody is picked up on it. CellHive.co publishes live county jail rosters with booking photos, charges and release status — and its inmate pages run this warrant and court-case lookup against every person in custody.
Texas court records are open to any person, and Gov't Code § 552.222 forbids asking why they are wanted. A scheduled hearing is not a conviction. Date of birth and home address are never stored; persons under 18 are excluded; nothing is sourced from DPS. A Texas record is deleted, not hidden, on a removal request or notice of expunction or nondisclosure (Gov't Code § 552.1425, CCP art. 55A.401), and removal and correction are always free. Read more on the Data Sources page.
RapidRoster indexes who is wanted. CellHive.co publishes who is held. One account covers both.
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