Ochiltree County Municipal Search Gap
Official Perryton and Booker pages reviewed did not publish a public municipal-warrant portal, dedicated warrant phone line, or city roster. Each city court must confirm its own cases, and the county jail roster should not be used as a substitute.
Start with the court name on the citation, then ask City Hall for the current court-status route.
Municipal Court Warrants in Ochiltree County
A municipal court may issue process in its own ordinance and Class C matters, including traffic and failure-to-appear cases. That process is separate from a county JP case and from felony matters in the 84th Judicial District Court.
A county custody display may not show an unserved city-court process. Call the city court that issued the citation.
Ochiltree County City Channels Split
Perryton lists City Hall at 110 S. Ash, (806) 435-4014, and a separate police contact. Its official city pages identify a municipal judge but do not show a warrant list. The police location appears as both SE 5th and SE 6th Avenue on different pages, so call before visiting.
Booker’s official calendar says court is held Mondays at 1 p.m. when scheduled. Call City Hall before appearing because the time is not a weekly guarantee.
Which Ochiltree County Cities Have Municipal Courts
The research verifies two qualifying municipal courts: Perryton and Booker. A traffic matter outside those city courts may belong to the county JP. Booker is associated with both Ochiltree and Lipscomb Counties, so read the issuing-county line before choosing an office.
| City | Court | What It Handles |
|---|---|---|
| Perryton | Perryton Municipal Court | City ordinance and Class C matters; call City Hall at (806) 435-4014. |
| Booker | Booker Municipal Court | City matters; call City Hall at (806) 658-4579. |
Ochiltree County Municipal Status Calls
Perryton’s official site lists its municipal judge and city-government contacts; Booker publishes a court page, calendar, procedures, and fines page. None of those reviewed pages is a live warrant roster.
Use the right entry point: Perryton city officials and Booker Municipal Court.
The Perryton contact listing identifies city-court routing, not a public searchable warrant list.
Booker’s police page describes its city department and offers a distinct official route for police-service questions.
The police page does not publish a public warrant roster or a separate warrant line.
How to Check a Municipal Court Warrant
Call the city’s published contact and ask for Municipal Court. Provide the citation or case number, date of birth if requested, and the scheduled date. The official sites do not document a public name-search interface or the behavior of an online warrant filter.
- For Perryton, call City Hall at (806) 435-4014 and ask for the court.
- For Booker, call (806) 658-4579 and confirm whether court is scheduled.
- Ask whether an appearance, payment, motion, or other action is required.
- Use the County Clerk or District Clerk only for the county case file they hold.
Ochiltree County City Warrants Need Their Court
City and county records are separate routes. A Perryton municipal citation does not become a county JP matter because the person lives nearby. Booker’s two-county setting adds another check: a city citation, a Lipscomb case, and an Ochiltree case may go to different offices.
Read the header and court name before calling; the case number helps the clerk find the right record.
What a Municipal Court Warrant Shows
The city pages reviewed do not publish a municipal-warrant field table. Ask the court for the citation or cause number, exact process name, missed-setting or judgment date, balance, current status, and any next setting. Those are questions to confirm, not fields promised online.
| Case number | Use the citation number printed by the city court |
|---|---|
| Offense and date | Ask the city to identify the ordinance, Class C, or traffic case. |
| Issuing court | Perryton Municipal Court or Booker Municipal Court. |
| Balance or bond | Case-specific; payment and recall terms were not fully published. |
| Status | Ask the court whether process remains active or was recalled. |
Ochiltree County Booker Request Process
Booker requires a written public-information request and accepts submission by hand, mail, email, or fax. Its city-secretary address is citysecretary@bookertx.net; the published fax is (806) 658-4579, and mail goes to PO Box M, Booker, TX 79005.
A records request is useful for existing forms or aggregate data. Call City Hall for a current answer about your own citation.
Resolving a Municipal Court Warrant
Call the issuing city court and ask whether payment, a new appearance, a motion, or counsel’s contact is required. Perryton and Booker do not publish complete warrant-recall schedules. Do not assume that a county JP payment route clears a city citation.
- Confirm the citation, issuing court, process type, and current balance.
- Ask whether a judge requires an appearance or accepts a motion.
- Obtain a receipt or signed order after taking the court-approved step.
- Ask whether the underlying case still has a setting or other obligation.
Warning: No local page promises that payment alone recalls every city warrant. Confirm the effect of each action with the issuing municipal court.