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Collin County, Texas — Public Records

Use this page to find court records, arrest records, and other public records in Collin County. Each section links to the office, online tool, or agency that holds the records.

⚡ At a Glance

  • District Clerk: 2100 Bloomdale Rd, McKinney — (972) 548-4320
  • Sheriff / Jail: 4300 Community Ave, McKinney — (972) 547-5100
  • Online search: collincountytx.gov/services/case-information
  • County seat: McKinney, Texas
How to use this page: Pick a section below — court records, arrest records, or other records. Each one tells you where to go, who to contact, and what tools are available online.

Start here: Choose the type of record you need below, then follow the link to the official source.

What You Can Find Here

⚖️ District and county court case records
🔍 Sheriff jail roster and inmate search
🏛️ Justice of the peace court records
📋 Property records and vital records contacts
What you will need:
  • Full name of the person or business
  • Case number, if you have one
  • Approximate date or location of the record

Court Records

The Collin County District Clerk maintains records for all cases filed in Collin County district courts. This includes civil, criminal, and family cases. You can search case information online.

OfficeDetails
District Clerk2100 Bloomdale Rd, McKinney, TX 75071
Phone(972) 548-4320
Online Searchcollincountytx.gov — Case Information

All record searches conducted at the District Clerk's office are $5 each.

Arrest Records

Arrest records in Collin County come from whichever agency made the arrest. The Collin County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail. The Plano and McKinney Police Departments handle arrests within their respective city limits.

To request a specific arrest report, contact the arresting agency. Most accept written requests or have a public records portal.

AgencyContactOnline
Sheriff's Office4300 Community Ave, McKinney, TX 75071Sheriff's Website
Jail / Inmate Search(972) 547-5100Inmate Information
🔍 Collin County Sheriff — Inmate Information 🏛️ Collin County Sheriff's Office Website

Use the official link above to access records or contact the office directly.

Other Public Records

Collin County maintains several other categories of public records. Property records are handled by the County Clerk's office. Vital records (birth, death, marriage) are available through the County Clerk or the Texas Department of State Health Services, depending on the record type.

How to Request Records

Most records are handled by different offices — always contact the office listed in the section above.

In person: Visit the Collin County District Clerk at 2100 Bloomdale Rd, McKinney. Bring a valid ID. The office can provide copies of court filings at the counter.

Online: Use the District Clerk's online records search to view case information. Some documents are available to view online; others require a request.

By mail or email: Submit a written request under the Texas Public Information Act to the office that holds the records. Include your name, contact information, and a clear description of the records you need.

Cities in Collin County

Collin County includes the city of McKinney (county seat) and several other municipalities including Plano, Frisco, and Allen. City-level record pages will be added as they become available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Collin County courthouse?
The Collin County Courthouse is at 2100 Bloomdale Rd in McKinney.
Can I look up someone's arrest in Collin County online?
Yes. The Collin County Sheriff's Office provides an online inmate/jail search where you can search by name. You can also call (972) 547-5100.
How do I get a copy of a court record in Collin County?
Search online at collincountytx.gov — Case Information, call (972) 548-4320, or visit the District Clerk's office at 2100 Bloomdale Rd, McKinney.
What courts does Collin County have?
Collin County has district courts (civil and criminal), county courts at law, justice of the peace courts, and probate courts. The District Clerk handles records for district courts.
Is there a fee to search Collin County court records online?
You can search case information for free online. In-person record searches at the District Clerk's office are $5 each.
What this page does not show: Not all records are available online. Some require a written request, an in-person visit, or a fee. Court records and arrest data may be incomplete, delayed, or not yet entered into online systems.

This page is a guide to help you find official records — it is not the official database. All information comes from government sources. Verify details directly with the agency that holds the records.

Last updated: April 15, 2026