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Galveston County, TX | Home. For County Court inquiries, please call (409) 770-6044. For District Courts inquiries, please call (409) 770-5230. Our County. The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Galveston County Civil/Family/Provate cases through an electronic filing service provider certified ...
County Clerk's Office. The county clerk administers all the county and state elections unless the commissioners court has transferred those duties to the tax assessor-collector or a county election administrator.
Dwight Sullivan was elected to the position of Galveston County Clerk in 2010 and took office in 2011. Prior to his election, he served as the Assistant County Treasurer for Galveston County for over 9 years.
How Do I... For County Court inquiries, please call (409) 770-6044. For District Courts inquiries, please call (409) 770-5230. Our County. Galveston County⚠️ Tropical Storm Francine Update ⚠️.
Elected Galveston County Tax Assessor Collector in 2004, she was the first Republican woman elected to a countywide seat, and in 2008 became the highest ‘vote getter’ in any race in Galveston County history, a title she has maintained from 2012 through 2022 elections.
Galveston County welcomes new residents and visitors. Every year, approximately 2 million people visit Galveston County. A recent survey by Texas A&M University found that "85% of visitors indicated the likelihood of returning was either ‘high’ or ‘very high’" (Galveston County Visitor Study, 2009).
The Galveston County Tax Office (GCTO) assesses, collects, and disburses property taxes for nearly half of governments in the county (see listing below). This means you may receive multiple tax statements from various tax collectors.
John Kinard has over three decades of experience in the Justice System as a police officer, attorney, FBI Agent, and Galveston County District Clerk. He has an accounting degree from the University of Texas at Arlington and a law degree from SMU Law School.
Galveston County Sheriff's Office. 601 54th Street, Galveston Tx 77551. BIO. Sheriff Henry Trochesset is a lifelong resident of Galveston County and resides in Santa Fe with his wife, Brenda, of 37 years. They have three children and nine grandchildren.
The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Galveston County Civil/Family/Provate cases through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents.
