Start a New Boston Warrant Check
For a New Boston municipal citation, start with the court route through City Hall at 301 E North Front Street, phone 903-628-5596. The public court page does not expose warrant-search fields or a warrant-specific line. Have the citation or cause number, name, and court date ready; ask whether a warrant or capias issued, what action remains, and which payment or appearance choices apply. Use the New Boston Police Department for an incident or police-records question, not as a substitute for the court's status confirmation.
- Read the citation to identify New Boston Municipal Court, a JP court, or another issuing court.
- For a city case, call 903-628-5596 and ask for the current municipal-court contact.
- Give the citation or cause number and ask for current status and next steps.
- For a police incident record, route the request to New Boston PD at 903-628-3771.
- For a county-level matter, contact its issuing clerk or sheriff; do not assume City Hall can resolve it.
New Boston Court Contact Comes Through City Hall
The official municipal-court landing page routes visitors to the City of New Boston at 301 E North Front Street, New Boston, Texas 75570, with the city telephone number 903-628-5596. It does not show a public warrant list, citation search, bond schedule, or dedicated clerk line. Treat this as a contact route, not an online result system; ask the city to connect you to the current court clerk and confirm the counter process before going in person.
Use a citation number or case reference when possible. Ask the clerk to distinguish a payment balance from warrant status and whether an appearance, payment plan, or other court action is needed. The number of items on a payment page, if one is later added, would not by itself establish that a warrant has been recalled.
Source: New Boston Municipal Court landing page
The image identifies the city court contact route; it contains no warrant result.
New Boston Police and City Court Hold Different Records
New Boston Police Department is listed at 108 N Center Street, New Boston, TX 75570, phone 903-628-3771. Its work includes prevention, investigation, and enforcement; the department page does not provide a public warrant portal or warrant-specific phone extension. A city court warrant question belongs first with the municipal court contact. A report about an incident, arrest, or police action may belong with the police department or city records custodian.
New Boston Municipal Court route
301 E North Front Street
New Boston, TX 75570
903-628-5596
The department contact is not a court docket, and the city court contact is not a county sheriff warrant desk. Describe which record you need when requesting a transfer.
Which New Boston Building Fits the Citation?
New Boston is both a city and the Bowie County seat, which makes address confusion unusually easy. City municipal-court contact is at 301 E North Front Street. County-level District Court, County Court at Law, JP2, County Clerk, and other county offices are associated with the courthouse at 710 James Bowie Drive. A city matter does not shift into county jurisdiction because the county courthouse is in the same town.
| Paperwork names | First route | Local address / phone |
|---|---|---|
| New Boston municipal citation | City court / City Hall | 301 E North Front St; 903-628-5596 |
| JP2 citation or warrant | JP2 clerk | 710 James Bowie Dr; 903-628-6812 or 903-628-6813 |
| District Court felony case | District Court / District Clerk | County courthouse; confirm office directory |
Use the court name and cause number printed on the notice to choose a route. Calling the wrong building can produce no answer even when the record is valid and current.
Municipal Process for New Boston Cases
New Boston Municipal Court handles city ordinance cases and state-law Class C matters that arise within the city's jurisdiction. Depending on the underlying case and its procedural stage, court process may follow a missed appearance or failure to satisfy a judgment. A criminal arrest warrant is a separate process and should not be inferred from a fine balance or an old citation alone.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic / Class C process | Unresolved city citation or missed required response | New Boston Municipal Court |
| Ordinance process | Alleged city-code violation handled by city court | Municipal judge |
| FTA or capias pro fine | Failure to appear or satisfy a fine-only judgment, as applicable | Issuing municipal court |
| County-court warrant | Separate matter named on county paperwork | Relevant JP, County Court at Law, or District Court process |
JP2 Safe Harbor Is Nearby but Separate
New Boston residents may hear about the Bowie County JP2 safe-harbor docket because it operates at the county courthouse. The notice describes a Monday session, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (except holidays), at the first floor of 710 James Bowie Drive. It applies only to outstanding Class C misdemeanor warrants issued by JP2. Voluntary attendance under that notice is not an arrest on that JP2 warrant.
JP2 lists clerk numbers 903-628-6812 and 903-628-6813. This program is not a New Boston Municipal Court amnesty, nor does it resolve a District Court, County Court at Law, or another precinct matter. Confirm the current docket schedule before relying on it.
Read the New Boston Case Reference First
No searchable New Boston warrant-record field layout was found in the official material reviewed. When you call, ask the clerk to identify the court and case before discussing a balance. The reference number and issuing court are especially useful where city and county offices occupy different parts of the county seat.
| Citation or cause number | Use the identifier on the city ticket, summons, or court paper. |
|---|---|
| Issuing court | Confirm whether the record is municipal, JP2, another JP, county, or district. |
| Case type | Ask whether it is a traffic/ordinance matter or another filed case. |
| Current status | Request the clerk's status description and date of the latest entry. |
| Amount or next step | Confirm any current balance, appearance, payment-plan, or bond requirement. |
| Recall / clearance | Ask what written receipt or court record confirms the action taken. |
New Boston's Published Case Counts Are Not Warrants
The Texas Office of Court Administration's FY2025 activity row gives municipal-court workload context for New Boston. It reports 695 active pending cases at the start of the reporting year, 1,320 added, 1,086 disposed, and 943 active pending at year end, with other activity categories in the report. These are cases, not a count of active warrants, people, or arrest orders.
The activity year uses its own population and reporting dates; the county's city ranking uses the 2020 Census figure of 4,612 residents. Neither population nor pending-case volume tells a reader whether a particular warrant remains active. Only the issuing clerk can confirm the case record and any current resolution condition.
How a City Warrant Fits the County Route
New Boston Municipal Court and police records are separate from Bowie County JP, county, district, and sheriff records; Texas has no public statewide warrant search, so use Bowie County warrant records and the county warrant check for those separate routes.
Warrant flow: New Boston Municipal Court / Police › relevant issuing court or law-enforcement office › state law-enforcement systems
Find the Custodian Before Sending a Records Request
The reviewed New Boston city pages did not expose a warrant-specific public-information form. For an existing municipal docket or court document, first ask City Hall at 903-628-5596 for the current city secretary or records custodian and written submission route. For an incident report, request the police records contact from New Boston PD. County courthouse records belong with the court or clerk that created them; a city request will not retrieve every county file.
Describe the record, date range, citation or cause number, and issuing office. Texas public-information requests seek existing records; the city need not create a new cross-agency name search. Ask which portions can be released and whether protected details must be withheld.
Access Rules for New Boston Court Records
Ask the New Boston custodian for existing city records and identify the municipal case as precisely as possible. Access may depend on the record type and applicable exceptions; juvenile, sealed, or protected investigative information is not a public city-court roster.
Key Rules:
Texas Public Information Act, Government Code Chapter 552 provides a process for requesting existing city records, subject to exceptions.
Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 15 governs issuance and execution of arrest warrants.
Family Code Chapter 58 restricts access to juvenile justice records.
New Boston Police Contact Is for Police Matters
New Boston Police is at 108 N Center Street, phone 903-628-3771. Its page identifies Chief Gary McCrary and describes city police work, but offers no public warrant portal or dedicated warrant line. Use PD for incident-report routing and the city court for municipal warrant status.
Source: New Boston Police Department
The page identifies a police contact, not a warrant result.