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Questions about an official Montgomery County record belong with the government office that maintains it. The contacts below route sheriff reports, jail and warrant questions, felony court files, and misdemeanor court files to the correct Conroe office. Montgomery County Criminal History is a private reference site, so it cannot retrieve, certify, correct, or remove an official record. Before visiting a counter, confirm the room, current hours, and any copy requirements with that office.

This Is Not a Government Office. Montgomery County Criminal History cannot run official checks, pull records, correct records, or accept expunction and nondisclosure filings.

Need an Official Record?

Use the custodian tied to the document. These Montgomery County and Texas contacts cover the most common requests:

  • Sheriff reports, jail records, and warrants: Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Warrants and Records, 1 Criminal Justice Drive, Conroe, TX 77301; 936-760-5883; mcsoopenrecords@mctx.org. Public information is available during normal business hours.
  • Felony court files: Montgomery County District Clerk, 501 N. Thompson St., Suite 105, Conroe, TX 77301; 936-539-7855. The District Clerk maintains district-court criminal cases.
  • Class A and B misdemeanor court files: Montgomery County Clerk, 210 W. Davis St., Conroe, TX 77301; use 936-539-7885 or 936-539-7855 for directory routing.
  • Texas criminal-history records: contact the Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Records Division for the public conviction name search or a fingerprint personal review.
  • Police incident reports: contact the agency that created the report, such as Conroe, Willis, or Shenandoah police, rather than the county clerk.
  • Expunction or nondisclosure filings: use the court with jurisdiction over the case and confirm the current filing route with its clerk.

The sheriff's written public-information request form is optional. A clear written request may ask for electronic delivery, pickup, or mail. Include the case number when known, incident date, location, record type, and enough detail to identify existing documents. Court search and copy guidance appears with the Montgomery County criminal court case records.