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Questions about an official Wheeler County docket or case file belong with the office that keeps it. District Court matters go to the District Clerk, County Court matters go to the County Clerk, and lower-court matters remain with the justice or municipal court. We cannot retrieve or alter a record, but the routes below identify the proper public office.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private resource cannot retrieve dockets, change settings, seal cases, issue certified copies, or give legal advice. Contact the responsible Wheeler County clerk or court directly.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Route a Wheeler County request by the kind of help needed:

  • A docket sheet: use case lookup resources, then request the docket from the correct clerk
  • A court date or setting: review the court dates routes and confirm the setting with the clerk or coordinator
  • Certified copies: order from the clerk of court, who is the keeper of the docket and the official record
  • A specific case: search by party name or case number through the proper official system
  • Court records and case files: contact the clerk of the court that heard the case

For 31st District Court records, contact District Clerk Sherri Jones, Wheeler County Courthouse, 401 S. Main Street, P.O. Box 528, Wheeler, TX 79096, at 806-826-5931. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon. For constitutional County Court records, contact County Clerk Margaret Dorman at the same courthouse, P.O. Box 465, Wheeler, TX 79096, at 806-826-5544 during the same published hours.

For a 31st District Court setting, the court coordinator’s direct line is 806-826-5501. Justice Court Precinct 1 can be reached at 806-826-5768 for Wheeler-area Class C, traffic, small-claims, debt-claim, and eviction matters; Precinct 2 can be reached at 806-256-2552 for the Shamrock area. The official county sources do not publish a general court-record request email for either the District Clerk or County Clerk, so call the proper office before mailing a request to confirm the current copy fee, payment method, and turnaround.