I thank you for the opportunity to serve you as your County Clerk.In order to search for active arrest warrants in Bexar County Texas, you can either physically go to your local police department, pay a small fee and get the report you need (not the best choice of you need to check your own name) or you can use our advanced online warrant record databases to instantly and discreetly check millions of records with a single click. This website represents one step in a plan to improve access to records and services via the internet.

One of the goals of my Office is to continually improve public service through technology. An 'E-Mail Support' option, which will allow you to submit questions during, or outside of, normal business hours.A 'Live Chat' option, for immediate online support assistance during normal business hours.A 'Walkthrough' document, which has step by step instructions for using this site.Should you already know the record book and page numbers you want to view, simply enter them into the “Search for a Document” boxes and click “SEARCH”.įor help using this site, please click on the icon in the top right corner of this page, to open the help and support page which will provide you with three options: To review a list of all avaiable Commissioner Court Minute Categories, please click this link. ▸ Click on this index line item to view the corresponding record book page. ▸ To view the meeting, look at the eighth (8th) line on the index-which indicates the County Clerk “PRESENTS LIST OF DEEDS FILED” is recorded in Book “1-A”, Page “32”. ▸ Finally, click on the “SEARCH” button, and QuickLink® presents the index pages corresponding to the search. ▸ Next, select “County Clerk” from the “Category” drop-down box. ▸ Next, select the “Alpha” character 'C' to build the list of applicable categories. ▸ To start, select the year range of “1837 to 1891” in the first drop-down. To perform a search, use the drop-down box filters in the “Search Index Books” box (see top left of the screen). In the following example, the Search Index Books tools are utilized to locate an 1841 Commissioners’ Court meeting in which the County Clerk presented a list of filed deeds. The Commissioner Court Minute Records, referenced in these historic index books, range from 1837-1965. This website is designed to provide you with 24-hour internet based remote access to our records as an alternative to in-person courthouse access.

The purpose of this website is to better serve you, our customers, by using internet based technology and support. The Honorable Lucy Adame-Clark, Bexar County Clerk, is pleased to provide our customers with this website to search index books and view historic Commissioners Court Minutes (CCM) document records.

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