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If a citation came from the city, start with Tulia Municipal Court. Keep your court paper close at hand. The court posts a static warrant-list PDF and asks readers to call before assuming anything. Tulia Police Department handles police service, while the court alone controls citation status and any recall. If your notice names a different court, follow that record instead. Whether you are checking your own case or helping a relative, ask the clerk what process is on file and how a change will be confirmed in writing.

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Checking for a Warrant in Tulia

The city court's list is the first public clue for a Tulia citation. It is a PDF, not a live search form. It also does not reach other cities or higher court levels, and the page warns of delayed updates. Treat it as a starting point, not the last word on an active warrant.

  1. Open the official Tulia Municipal Court Warrant List and use browser Find to search its PDF text.
  2. Call the court at 806-995-3547 to confirm whether the entry remains active.
  3. Have the citation or case number and the date on your notice ready.
  4. Ask whether payment, a reset, a hearing, or a voluntary appearance applies.
  5. Keep the clerk's receipt or order and ask when any separate status report will update.

Tulia's Static Warrant List Is the First Clue

The official Warrant List page links a static PDF, and the municipal court page gives Tulia's direct contact route. The list itself warns that a warrant may still show after bail, fine payment, or recall because it is not updated daily, so it tells readers to call the court. A PDF entry is no status certificate. A blank result proves nothing either. It covers none of the JP, Kress, Happy, district court, or federal process. The source capture below frames the notice and link, not any person's row.

Swisher County Tulia warrant search: municipal court page with contact and warrant-list links

This court-page view helps you find Tulia's own list and clerk contact. It is not a status certificate.

Tulia Warrant Questions Split Between Police and Municipal Court

Tulia Municipal Court sits at 127 SW 2nd Street, Suite 300. The court phone is 806-995-3547, with published hours Monday through Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Its page carries Warrant List and Pay Citations Online links. Presiding Judge Monica Magallanes and Clerk Autumn Borchardt both appear in the city staff directory. The Tulia Police Department is elsewhere, at 201 N Maxwell, phone 806-995-3555. For a case, citation, payment, or recall question, use the municipal clerk. Police and sheriff contacts handle law-enforcement service or custody routing, not the court's decision to withdraw its own process. The City of Tulia home page offers a second entry point to local services. Its capture shows the city identity and contact layout, not a warrant roster.

Swisher County Tulia warrant records: City of Tulia home page and municipal contact layout

Use the city directory to locate an office, then ask the municipal clerk about the specific case. The Tulia Police Department page identifies its separate contact route. That page is not a police warrant lookup.

Swisher County Tulia warrant records: Tulia Police Department contact page

Call police for a law-enforcement question in Tulia. Call the municipal court about a city citation or court order.

Finding a Tulia Warrant Entry With Browser Find

The PDF page offers no web form, date range, case-number field, warrant-number filter, status selector, or result limit. Its only stated search aid is the browser's Find command. Tulia's court does not publish partial-name rules, a date-of-birth field, or a refresh schedule beyond saying the list is not updated daily. So treat the PDF as an index to a phone call, nothing more. When you reach the clerk in Tulia, say exactly what you searched and ask whether the record is current. The court can separate its own file from a similar name, or from an entry that lingered after a change.

Tulia Warrant Types

Tulia Municipal Court handles city ordinance, traffic, and Class C matters within its scope. Miss a city-court appearance or leave a fine unpaid, and court process can follow. A felony or family case never becomes a Tulia municipal matter just because the person lives in town.

City MatterPossible Court StepWho to Ask
Traffic citationFTA, payment issue, or fine enforcementTulia Municipal Court
City ordinance caseAppearance or court orderTulia Municipal Court
Probable-cause arrest matterSeparate arrest processIssuing magistrate or assigned court
County or precinct ticketJustice-court caseSwisher JP

Tulia Warrant Court Hours Are Not Surrender Hours

The city page gives counter hours for Monday through Wednesday. It publishes no walk-in surrender appointment, jail bond window, ID rule, or attorney walk-through policy. Court hours help you time a clerk call. They do not prove when a person should report to law enforcement in Tulia. Before you travel, call and ask which office should receive the person, whether counsel can arrange a walk-through, and what proof the court will issue. For custody or service questions, the Swisher Sheriff's Office is a separate contact at 806-995-3326.

Inside a Tulia Warrant Record

Tulia does not publish a field table for its PDF. A clerk may confirm the case facts below. The website does not promise every item appears on the list.

Warrant numberFormat not posted Use the citation or case number when calling.
Issuing courtTulia Municipal Court for its city matters.
ReasonThe page describes probable cause or failure to satisfy court-ordered fines and costs.
StatusAsk whether it remains active, has been recalled, or was served.
Next stepAsk whether payment, a new setting, or an appearance is required.

Tulia Warrant Service and Police Inquiry Limits

The police department answers police service questions; the municipal court holds the citation and decides its own court process. Tulia's staff directory lists Police Chief Paul Brown, Judge Monica Magallanes, and Clerk Autumn Borchardt with separate roles. A call to one office is not confirmation from the other. The Tulia court page links its own list and payment portal, while the sheriff's county page links VINELink for custody status, not a city-warrant search. To learn whether a municipal order was recalled, go back to the court clerk for written confirmation.

How Tulia Warrants Fit the County System

A Tulia municipal citation stays with Tulia Municipal Court. A Swisher JP ticket, county or district case, and federal matter all use separate records. The county sheriff may serve papers or answer custody questions, but never issues or recalls a municipal court's warrant. For broader contacts, use the Swisher County warrant records home page. The county's traffic process is also explained on its traffic warrant page.

Warrant flow: Tulia Municipal Court / Tulia Police › Swisher County Sheriff for service or custody › DPS/OmniBase only for a reported FTA/FTP hold

Tulia Warrant Payment Needs a Court Receipt

Tulia's municipal court page does post a Pay Citations Online link, yet the rules around paying an active warrant stay unclear there. Before you send money, call and ask three things. Does the portal cover a case with an outstanding warrant? Is a court appearance still required? And does payment actually recall the warrant? Get the answer in writing when you can.

Hold on to the receipt either way, and ask when the Tulia court will post the payment to its own file. DPS warns that a court-reported FTA or FTP update can take time to reach OmniBase. A payment, a citation PDF, and a sheriff service record do not sync on a promise. Confirm before you assume the warrant is clear.

Tulia Warrant Records and Public Access

Tulia's warrant list is public, but court files follow a different set of rules. Texas's Public Information Act reaches some city-held executive records. It does not cover judicial records. Executed arrest-warrant material has its own rule, and juvenile arrest-warrant files stay confidential.

Access rules:

Texas Government Code Chapter 552 applies to covered city records, subject to exceptions.

Code of Criminal Procedure Article 15.26 addresses access to an executed arrest warrant and affidavit.

Family Code Section 58.010 treats a child’s warrant and the complaint or affidavit behind it as confidential, subject to listed exceptions.

Tulia Warrant Service Needs Its Own Call

The Tulia municipal court posts weekday counter hours, but that schedule covers fines and citations, not warrants. It lists no arrest-warrant surrender slot, no sheriff walk-through, and no bond-window times. So do not read the counter hours as an order to report to law enforcement. For a citation or fine, call the municipal clerk at 806-995-3547 and ask what the court requires of you. For police service or custody logistics, contact that law-enforcement office on its own and ask where and when to appear. Confirm before you drive over, above all if a Tulia appearance date or deadline is close.

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