Use Holliday Municipal Court for a Warrant Check
Begin with Holliday Municipal Court if the citation names the city. Read the court heading, citation number, and scheduled date from the ticket or notice. Call the court and ask whether a warrant or other process is connected to that case, whether an appearance is still required, and what payment or hearing options apply. Holliday publishes no public warrant search, so a vendor payment screen cannot answer the status question.
- Use the citation to identify Holliday Municipal Court and the case number.
- Call the municipal court and ask for current case and warrant status.
- Ask the clerk which payment, appearance, or hearing options fit the case.
- Check the official notices page before relying on a scheduled court date.
- Contact a lawyer if arrest process may be active or you need help planning an appearance.
Holliday Warrant Checks Need Current Court Dates
The municipal-court page lists office hours Monday through Thursday from 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., with a regular fourth-Tuesday session at 1 p.m. Those are published schedule details, not a guarantee that a particular setting will go forward. Holliday posts notices about court-date changes and cancellations.
The official Holliday Municipal Court page shows the contact and schedule source.
Before traveling, check the current notices page and call the court if the notice conflicts with a printed date.
Holliday Warrant Calls: Police and Court Routes
The municipal judge controls court process; police officers may execute an order but cannot recall it. Holliday’s court page lists 940-583-1202 for the court, while the OCA directory lists 940-583-0004 for the presiding judge’s contact route. The police department’s published number is 940-586-1566, and City Hall uses 940-586-1313.
When the question is about a citation, start with the court number printed on that citation. These published contacts serve different functions, so ask for a clerk or case-status route rather than assuming the police line can answer docket questions.
Holliday's Court Website Is Not a Warrant Roster
The city site organizes municipal-court information into court dates, contact details, payment instructions, and notices. It does not return a searchable list of people with warrants. The OCA directory is another way to verify the court contact, but it is a statewide directory of courts, not a person-search tool.
Use the official site to confirm which channel handles the next step, then call the clerk for the current case status. A missing name on a general web search or payment vendor does not prove that a city case is closed.
Warrant Process in Holliday Municipal Cases
Holliday’s municipal court can issue process in cases within its authority. The label depends on the case history: a missed setting, an unpaid judgment, or a separate criminal allegation does not all mean the same thing. Ask the clerk which order exists and what procedure the judge requires.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic process | Unresolved city citation or a missed court date | Holliday Municipal Court |
| Capias pro fine | Unpaid lower-court judgment, subject to hardship rules | Municipal judge |
| Failure-to-appear process | Did not appear after court notice | Holliday Municipal Court |
| Arrest warrant | Separate criminal allegation reviewed by a magistrate | Magistrate with authority |
Holliday Court Activity Does Not Count Warrants
The OCA municipal activity report for September 2022 through August 2023 includes a Holliday row and workload categories. That period-specific data is not a live list, a warrant count, or a current forecast of clerk response time. Later court notices show why old calendars and statistics should not stand in for current case instructions.
No Holliday-specific amnesty or standing warrant-clearance event was documented in the research. Ask the municipal court whether a hearing, payment option, or other resolution route is available for the case in question.
Reading a Holliday Court Warrant Entry
There is no public Holliday warrant-result screen with a standard field list. Ask the clerk to connect any process to the underlying citation, court setting, and case number. Read the status with its date and any later payment or recall entry; a payment receipt alone does not establish that the judge has withdrawn an order.
| Case number | Number on the citation or court notice; give it to the clerk when asking about process. |
|---|---|
| Name | Check the spelling and identity with the court before relying on a match. |
| Underlying case | Traffic, ordinance, or other matter that brought the case to court. |
| Issuing court | Holliday Municipal Court for a Holliday city citation. |
| Balance or bond | Ask which amount applies and whether any other action remains. |
| Current status | Confirm active, served, recalled, quashed, or closed status directly. |
Holliday Warrant-Record Requests Need Existing Records
The city secretary’s web form asks for a requester name, mailing details, email and confirmation, the information requested, and an acknowledgement. It supports a request for an existing public record; it is not a personal warrant-status lookup or a substitute for calling the court. The city also describes mail, fax, email, or in-person delivery and notes that copy fees or a deposit may apply.
The official Holliday public-information form shows the fields and submission route.
For a question about your own open case, contact the court first; a broad request cannot make confidential records public or require the city to create a list.
Holliday Warrant Cases and County Routes
Holliday Municipal Court keeps its city case, the Archer County Sheriff may execute process or route a custody question, and DPS/OmniBase covers only participating-court license compliance rather than all warrants; use Archer County warrant records and the county search guidance for broader county contacts.
Holliday's Warrant or Omni Instruction Points Back to Court
The city’s payment page accepts in-person methods and links to FastGovPay for eligible balances. Its local direction says a person in warrant or Omni status should contact the court for payment options. That instruction makes the court the key contact when a payment screen alone does not address the case.
The official payment page documents the listed methods and direct-contact instruction.
Before paying online, confirm the payee and case with the court, ask whether an appearance remains necessary, and request confirmation after any recall or compliance report.
Public Access to Holliday Warrant Records
A Texas public-information request can seek existing records held by a city, subject to statutory exceptions and court-record rules. Holliday’s form does not promise access to every warrant document and does not turn the clerk into a name-search service. Juvenile, sealed, investigative, or otherwise restricted material may be withheld. Ask the city which office holds the record and what access process applies.
Key Rules:
Texas Public Information Act, Government Code Chapter 552 governs requests to covered city records offices, with statutory exceptions for protected material.
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 15.26 sets an access rule once an arrest warrant has been executed; it does not erase every restriction.
Texas Family Code Chapter 58 keeps juvenile arrest-warrant records confidential outside the recipients allowed by law.
Warrant Status Calls Use Different Holliday Numbers
The city municipal-court page publishes 940-583-1202, while the OCA listing gives 940-583-0004 for its judge contact. Holliday Police uses 940-586-1566, and City Hall lists 940-586-1313. Those are separate offices, not interchangeable warrant lines.
Read the citation first. Use the court's own number for a case status, police for routing or enforcement questions, and City Hall only when the court or city page directs you there.