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This page routes official Hartley County docket and court-record questions to the public office that can answer them. Hartley County Court Docket is a private reference resource, not a clerk or court. Case copies, current settings, corrections, and certified records must come from the court custodian.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. We cannot retrieve a docket, change a court date, seal or remove a case, issue a certified copy, or provide legal advice. Contact the responsible clerk or court for those services.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Direct each Hartley County request according to the court and record involved:

  • Docket sheet: use Case Lookup through iDocket or re:SearchTX, then request the official docket from the proper clerk.
  • Court date: review Court Dates and confirm the newest setting directly with the clerk, court, or counsel.
  • Certified copy: order it from the clerk that maintains the original case file.
  • 69th Judicial District Court record: contact the Hartley County District Clerk.
  • Hartley County Court record: contact the Hartley County Clerk.
  • Justice or municipal matter: contact the Hartley County Justice Court, Channing Municipal Court, or Dalhart Municipal Court that holds the case.
  • Appeal record: use the trial clerk and the Seventh Court of Appeals route appropriate to the case.

The verified county contact is Melissa Mead, Hartley County and District Clerk, PO Box 189, Channing, Texas 79018, telephone 806-235-3582. No clerk-counter hours are stated here because the official source used for this build did not document them. Call before planning an in-person request.

re:SearchTX is the statewide research portal. eFileTexas is used for electronic filing and is not a substitute for an official clerk response or certified record. Written requests for appropriate county information follow the Texas Public Information Act, Texas Government Code Chapter 552. Judicial records can also involve Texas Rule of Judicial Administration 12 and separate case-record rules.