McCamey Court Docket Searches
The official McCamey Municipal Court page is the first source for a city case. It lists a plea-information link and court contact details, but no public case-number, citation-number, party-name, calendar, or docket-history search was visible. Have the citation or case number, the person’s name as filed, and the appearance date ready before calling. If the document names a justice court or Upton County court, use that named office instead.
- Read the court name on the ticket, notice, or filing. Do not route it by McCamey address alone.
- For McCamey Municipal Court, call (432) 652-3333 and quote the full citation or case number.
- Ask for the current plea status, setting, balance, and available record-copy method.
- For JP3 or JP4, use the Upton Justice Courts page and printed precinct.
- For county or district filings, use the county clerk’s public portal or direct records desk.
A missing online result does not show that a McCamey case vanished. The city page is a contact and procedure source, not a public docket database.
McCamey Municipal Court Contact
McCamey Municipal Court is listed at 207 East 6th Street, McCamey, Texas 79752, with mail to P.O. Box 1409. Its phone is (432) 652-3333 and fax is (432) 652-3225. The city gives weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and links a holiday schedule. Check the live page before a visit because posted schedules can change.
McCamey Municipal Court
207 East 6th Street
McCamey, TX 79752
(432) 652-3333
Municipal citations, plea information, settings, and city-court records.
The official manifest capture of the municipal court page shows that direct access point.
Its contact and plea links support direct inquiry, but they do not expose a searchable McCamey docket.
Inside the McCamey Municipal Court
The city’s current page names animal control, curfew violations, and noise violations as McCamey Municipal Court subjects. The official municipal code gives the court original jurisdiction over city-ordinance criminal cases and concurrent jurisdiction with justice court for certain state-law fine-only matters. Concurrent means both court types may have legal authority, not that the same citation appears in both dockets.
The current city page names Jennifer Galan as municipal judge. A 2025 OCA directory snapshot displayed a different presiding name, so the city’s live page is the stronger source for a current profile. Confirm the judge and setting when the information affects a visit. The docket, not a directory row, controls a specific McCamey case.
McCamey City-Code Cases
Animal control, curfew, and noise are useful examples because McCamey publishes them itself. The official McCamey court chapter also describes the municipal court’s jurisdiction. It discusses higher maximum ordinance fines for fire, zoning, public-health, and sanitation violations than for other ordinance matters. Those ceilings do not establish the fine in any one case.
Use the exact charge on the citation. Ask McCamey Municipal Court for plea information, the appearance date, and the live amount. A city-code case should not be relabeled as a county criminal case merely because it arose in Upton County.
- Ordinance case
- A city-law allegation filed in municipal court.
- Fine-only case
- A matter in which the authorized punishment does not include jail.
- Concurrent jurisdiction
- Authority that the municipal and justice courts can share for certain case types.
Finding McCamey Court Dates
No searchable McCamey municipal calendar was exposed. Start with the date on the citation or notice, then call the municipal court before appearing. Ask whether the date is an appearance deadline, docket call, pretrial setting, or trial. A reset is a changed setting, not a dismissal. Record who confirmed it and when.
| Date | The current date on the citation or later court notice. |
|---|---|
| Time | The appearance time or docket-call time confirmed by the court. |
| Location | Municipal court or the separately named JP office. |
| Judge | The judicial officer assigned when confirmed. |
| Setting Type | Appearance, plea, pretrial, trial, or compliance setting. |
Never assume the weekday counter hours equal the hearing time. A McCamey court date is set by the case record and court notice.
Two McCamey Court Addresses
McCamey Municipal Court uses 207 East 6th Street. Upton County JP3 and JP4 are listed at 108 West 5th Street. The shared city does not mean these offices share records. A municipal plea link cannot resolve a JP case, and a JP4 GovPay receipt cannot prove that a McCamey municipal citation was cleared.
| Office | Use It For | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| McCamey Municipal Court | Named city ordinance or municipal matter | (432) 652-3333 |
| Upton JP3 | Citation assigned to Precinct 3 | (432) 652-4230 |
| Upton JP4 | Citation assigned to Precinct 4 | (432) 652-3536 |
Match the citation and receipt to the same court name. Geography is a clue, while court assignment is controlling.
McCamey Traffic Ticket Lookups
A ticket issued in or near McCamey may name municipal court, JP3, or JP4. Read the court block before searching. The city page provides plea information, but no public citation search fields were captured. JP4 has a GovPay form with Guilty, No Contest, and additional-payment options; it is not the McCamey municipal docket.
Payment can enter a plea and judgment. A person who wants to contest should request the proper not-guilty procedure before paying. The citation supplies the response date unless the court gives a later order. The county-wide routing and clearance distinctions are covered in Upton County Traffic Court.
McCamey Docket Reporting Context
The OCA municipal activity report displays McCamey with a 2024 population row of 1,728 and zero reported activity in its shown categories. The Texas Demographic Center’s separate 2023 estimate is 1,789. Those numbers use different vintages and should not be merged.
Zero reported activity is not proof that McCamey Municipal Court has no cases. The live city service page confirms the court’s contact and subjects. Use the report as a dated statistical snapshot, not a docket.
How McCamey Cases Reach the County
Municipal court is only one tier. County criminal, civil, probate, family, juvenile, and district matters use Upton County record channels even when an event began in McCamey. The combined District / County Clerk can route a request to the correct record set. Justice-court citations remain with their precinct.
Docket flow: McCamey Municipal Court › Upton County Courts › 112th District Court
The flow is a search aid, not an automatic appeal path for every matter. Start with the court named in the record, then use the Upton County court docket when the case was filed above the city tier.
When McCamey Records Are Offline
No public McCamey case search, municipal docket sample, or searchable calendar was located in the official sources inspected. That limitation calls for a direct request. Tell the clerk whether the need is an appearance date, plea form, payment status, docket-event history, plain copy, or certified copy.
For a county or district case, the Upton County Clerk page links the Tyler public portal. Its live fields were blocked during research, so a blank or inaccessible screen should lead to the clerk at (432) 693-2861. Do not infer that a case does not exist merely because a web form is absent.
McCamey Plea Link Limits
The city’s Plea Information link is a procedure resource, not a public McCamey docket search. Read its current instructions before responding, then confirm that the court received any plea or request. Do not assume the link displays a balance, filed events, or a future setting when those fields are not shown.
A reader seeking a case history should ask for the municipal docket or event record. Someone needing proof should state whether a plain or certified copy is required. Those requests are different from submitting a plea, and the court can explain its current copy process and fee.
Before sending a form, compare the court name, citation number, and deadline with the original notice. Keep a copy of what was submitted and note the delivery method. If the case instead names an Upton County justice court, stop and contact that precinct. McCamey’s city page cannot confirm a JP plea or balance.
A docket event may show that a plea or request was filed without providing the filed document online. Ask the clerk whether the event has posted and whether a hearing was set. This is more reliable than reading a payment or procedure link as final case status.
Who Can See McCamey Court Records
Public McCamey case records are generally obtained from the court that maintains them, but public access has limits. Juvenile, sealed, expunged, and legally confidential material may be withheld or redacted. A docket entry can be public even when the underlying document image is unavailable. Ask for inspection, a plain copy, or a certified copy by name.
Key Rules:
Texas Government Code Chapter 552 provides the public-information framework but excludes the judiciary from its ordinary agency process.
Texas Rule of Judicial Administration 12 governs judicial administrative records, which differ from case files.
Texas Judicial Branch access policy directs case-record requests to the court or clerk that holds the case.
McCamey Municipal Court is the correct first contact for its own docket. County, district, and JP records remain with their separate custodians.