Warrants
If your citation is in warrant status, you are subject to arrest by any law enforcement officer in the State of Texas. Warrants can be cleared in one of the following ways:
- Pay the warrant in full, in person, at the Court Clerk's window, or online
- Post a cash bond in person at the Court Clerk's window
- Post an attorney or surety bond in person or by mail
- Begin a payment arrangement with the court. Contact the court at 972-484-4112 to find out if your case is eligible for a payment arrangement
Payments to have a person released from jail cannot be made online.
Notice
Warrant payments made by mail or online will not clear the warrant until the court receives them. The court will usually receive your payment the following business day from the date it was made online. Until we receive your payment, you are still subject to arrest.
Failure to appear or pay the citation by the court date assigned will incur additional fines, fees and costs. You may be charged with a separate offense of Failure to Appear, which carries a maximum penalty of $500. A warrant will be issued for your arrest, which may result in losing driving and vehicle registration privileges.