HOME ELECTED OFFICES DEPARTMENTS eSERVICES CONTACT US District Clerk's Office Address: 1110 Victoria St. Suite 203 Laredo, Texas 78040 Get Directions Phone: 956-523-4268 Fax: 956-523-5063 Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm Closed Weekends and Holidays Webb County > District Clerk Home COVID-19 District Clerk Case Search Citations by Publication Local Rules Civil Filing Fees/Court Costs Court Clerks Child Support Jury Duty Online Resources E-filing Information MDL-Farmers Insurance Passport Services Appointment & Fee Reports Forms Excess Funds List Announcements Jury Proceeding Addendum to COVID-19 Operating Plan for the Webb County Judiciary COVID-19 Health & Safety Plan for Jury Service Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Our Email: districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov Please click on this link for a list of Webb County Holidays: County Holidays _____________________________________________ The office of District Clerk has been included in every Texas constitution since the Republic was formed. The duties of the office have, however, grown more complex and varied. The District Clerk provides support staff for the District Courts and the County Courts at Law and works with the Judges to obtain timely disposition of all court cases. She is the registrar, recorder, and custodian of all court pleadings, instruments, and papers that are part of any cause of action in civil or criminal district court. The office indexes and secures all court records and accounts for all monies paid as deposits on civil cases awaiting disposition and all funds awarded minors in court actions that are paid into the court registry. The role of the District Clerk in supporting the court system is essential to its smooth operation and, as an officer of the court, the District Clerk is authorized to issue a variety of processes - the most common being the capias, or warrant. Aside from providing clerical support, both in and out of the courtroom, the District Clerk has the responsibility of overseeing the accounting and disbursement of all child support payments for cases heard in Webb County. This amounts to approximately 10,000 cases and over $8 million dollars yearly. The District Clerk is responsible for gathering data and reporting to several local agencies including the County Auditor, County Treasurer, Voter Registration, Department of Public Safety, Attorney General, Supreme Court of Texas, and the Office of Court Administration, among others. The District Clerk also acts as the officer in charge of jury selection to determine the number of potential jurors required to begin a trial. Being responsible for every stage of the jury duty process, the District Clerk sends summons to jurors, processes them on trial day, and acts as a liaison between the jurors and their employers. Home Contact Us Department Phone Directory Downloadable Forms Notice to publish Certificates of Obligation 2019 External Links ADA Notice and Complaints Policy Commissioners Court Meeting Dates and Deadlines