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Coleman County Courthouse

Welcome to Coleman County Texas Online

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Click Here for Unofficial Election Results for the March 5, 2024 Joint Primary

   

Notice:

The North and East Entrances to the Courthouse will remain locked during Regular business hours.

Please use the South (front) and West Entrances to enter the building. 

Please note that all doors can be exited out of at all time. 

Thank You.

TAX RATE
COLEMAN COUNTY ADOPTED A TAX RATE THAT WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION THAN LAST YEAR'S TAX RATE.

THE TAX RATE WILL BE RAISED BY 2.26 PERCENT AND WILL RAISE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS ON A $100,000 HOME BY APPROXIMATELY $17.80.

 


Sesquicentennial Resolution

Coleman County Treasurer's Office

(325) 625-4221

Texas Comptroller Leadership Circle Gold Member

DISASTER DECLARATIONS

MAY 2019 CLICK HERE

MARCH 2020 CLICK HERE

PUBLIC INFORMATION [OPEN RECORDS] REQUESTS
Requests for access to or copies of county government public records should be made in writing directly to the department that has custody of the records. In county government, each elected official is the public information administrator of his department. No department has control, possession or authority over the records of any other department. A request made to the wrong department can cause unnecessary delay. The department that received a request for records in another department has no duty to forward the request to the correct department.   For additional information concerning Public Information Act requests go to the Attorney General's website at this link: 
Some records may be excluded from disclosure by law. In some instances costs for copying or retrieving records may be charged.
 
Judicial records are not subject to the Public Information Act. Some judicial records may be available under Rule 12 of the Texas Judicial Administrative Rules. Some may be open to the public and to copying under the Texas Constitution or the common law of Texas. Some may not be open to the public. Requests for judicial records should be made to the clerk of the court or to the judge depending on the type of record being sought.

Public Information Request Form