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Lubbock County provides the information contained in this web site as a public service. Every effort is made to ensure that information provided is correct. However, in any case where legal reliance on information contained in these pages is required, the official records of Lubbock County should be consulted. Lubbock County is not responsible for the content of, nor endorses any site which has a link from the Lubbock County web site.

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FY25 Budget Presentation
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COVID-19 Updates and Information
2025 Holiday Closures
Woodrow Road Improvements

2025 High Noon Concert Series!

Bond Election - Transportation Roadway Improvement Program

February 11^th, 2019 the Commissioners' Court voted to call an election on May 4^th 2019 for voter approval of $99,650,000 in road bond funds to address transportation issues throughout Lubbock County. Click here for additional information.

County Other

Adult Probation

David Rowan
Director

Lubbock Community Supervision
701 Main
Lubbock, Texas 79401

Office Hours:
Monday and Thursday 7:00am to 6:00pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

Phone : 806-775-1200

Trace Blakley

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

The function of the office is to supervise adults placed on Community Supervision by the Lubbock District and County Courts-at-Law.

The mission of the Lubbock-Crosby County Community Supervision and Corrections Department is:

To promote public safety through the supervision of offenders and the diligent monitoring of the conditions placed on them by the courts.
To create positive changes in the lives of offenders through the appropriate use of community based programs, incentives, and sanctions.
To seek restoration in the lives of victims.
To uphold excellence and integrity in all we do.

For more information, please visit the Lubbock-Crosby County Community Supervision and Corrections Department's website at http://www.lubbockcscd.com/ .

Auditor

Kathy Williams
Director

916 Main Street, Suite 700
P.O. Box 10536
Lubbock, TX 79408

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 12 NOON and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Phone : 806-775-1097
Fax: 806-775-7917 (general office number) or 806-775-7907 (payroll)

Malerie Johnston	Office Coordinator	mjohnston@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1081
Kristi Goswick	Accounts Payable Manager	kgoswick@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1085
Melissa Cantu	Accounts Payable Assistant	mcantu@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1083
Diana Lopez	Accounts Payable Assistant	dlopez@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1084
Rebecca Kibitlewski	Grant Administrator	RKibitlewski@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1087
Catie Wall	Internal Audit Manager	cwall@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1088
Maggie Black	Internal Auditor	mblack@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1090
Mackinzie Bender	Internal Auditor	mbender@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1089
Cynthia Conklin	Internal Auditor	cconklin@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1082
Lisa Hernandez	Internal Staff Accountant	lihernandez@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1092
Internal Audit	Internal Auditor		806-775-1091
Adriana Lopez	Payroll Manager	alopez@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1094
Joey Fox	Payroll Assistant	jfox@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1093
Michelle Pinkert	Payroll Assistant	mpinkert@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1078
Rhonda Scott	1st Assistant Auditor	rscott@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1096
Braeden Salzwedel	Assistant Auditor	bsalzwedel@lubbockcounty.gov	806-775-1080

Constables

Precinct 1	Paul Hanna	775-1538	Room 120
Precinct 2	Jody Barnes	535-2601	Room 120
Precinct 3	Jose A. Sanchez	775-1535	Room 120
Precinct 4	Joe Pinson	775-1537	Room 120

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 10536
Lubbock, TX 79408

County Clerk

Kelly Pinion
County Clerk

Lubbock County Clerk
904 Broadway, Room 207
Lubbock, TX 79401
P.O. Box 10536
Lubbock, Texas 79408-3536

New Lobby Hours: 8:30am to 4:30pm	Need help with a legal problem? Visit: TexasCourtHelp.gov www.sll.texas.gov
Phone: 806-775-1076

SEARCHES: The County Clerk and Staff will not conduct searches that are not authorized by statute. The record search authorized by statute is Federal Tax Liens (Texas Property Code 14.004(d).
The Error & Omissions Insurance of the County Clerk only covers actions of the County Clerk and her staff, which are statutorily required duties. Therefore, it is in the best interest of the county, as well as the clerk individually, to refrain from performing any action (including records searches) which is not legally required.

Attorney General Opinion WW-607 (1959) Summary states: "The County Clerk has no duty to search the records under his control and guarantee the correctness thereof."

	CIVIL	806-775-1047
	CRIMINAL	806-775-1046
	PROBATE	806-775-1067
	REAL PROPERTY	806-775-1062
	MARRIAGE LICENSE	806-775-1054

***For Birth and Death Records occurring after 1950, contact City of Lubbock Vital Records at 806-775-2926.***

Commissioner's Court

The Commissioner's Court meets in a voting session every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month (with the exception of some holidays) at 10:00 a.m. in the Commissioner's Courtroom on the 5th Floor of the Lubbock County Courthouse at 904 Broadway, Lubbock. The public is welcome in the courtroom or may choose to watch a live broadcast of the proceedings or view video files by clicking the Live Stream link below.

Links to important information:

Tax Abatement Notice on Dura-Line LLC
Function and Duties of the Commissioner's Court
Agenda and Minutes
Live Stream
Lubbock County Facility Reservation

Honorable Curtis Parrish County Judge 2019 - Current Phone: 806-775-1679 Fax: 806-775-7950 E-mail: cparrish@lubbockcounty.gov Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Mike Dalby, County Commissioner Precinct #1 2025 - Current Phone: 806-775-1335 Fax: 806-775-7950 E-mail: MDalby@lubbockcounty.gov Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Jason Corley, County Commissioner Precinct #2 2019 - Current Phone: 806-577-9778 Fax: 806-775-7950 E-mail: jecorley@lubbockcounty.gov Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Cary Shaw, County Commissioner Precinct #3 2025 - Current Phone: 806-775-1335 Fax: 806-775-7950 E-mail: CShaw@lubbockcounty.gov Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Jordan Rackler, County Commissioner Precinct #4 2023 - Current Phone: 806-775-1335 Fax: 806-775-7950 E-mail: JRackler@lubbockcounty.gov Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

County Commissioner - Precinct 1

Mike Dalby

Lubbock County Courthouse
904 Broadway, Suite 101

Lubbock, TX 79401

(806) 775-1335

Precinct Interactive Map

The Texas Constitution specifies that the Commissioner's Court is the governing body of the County and is to carry out the administrative and judicial responsibilities for the state.

The main functions performed by the County Commissioner's Court are:

To develop and adopt the County's Budget.
To set the County tax rate.
To provide buildings for use as courts, jail, offices and other support facilities.
To hold general and special elections.
To fill vacancies for certain elected and appointed officials.
To appoint certain boards and commissions.
To establish County investment policy and issue bonds.
To let contracts in the name of the County.
To provide local government for rural residents.
To maintain and improve county roads.
To provide health care and legal defense for the indigent.
To provide and administer libraries, parks, a county hospital, and support for paupers

Road Concerns: (806) 775-1665 CountyRoads@lubbockcounty.gov

Wolfforth County Community Center Reservation

Welcome to the Wolfforth County Community Center Reservation System!

We’re delighted to have you here! Our reservation system is designed to help give you quick access to reserve and enjoy the various amenities and services offered in our community center. Thank you for choosing the Lubbock County Community Center reservation system.

To Reserve: Reservations (To see availability, please create an account first)

Facility tours/general questions/Emergencies: TaDavis@lubbockcounty.gov (Please allow 24-hour response time)

Basic Daytime Tech Support: (806) 775-1335

Additional Information:

Wolfforth Community Center General Questions
Community Center Cleaning Instructions (Select Second tab)
Frequently Asked questions (Select Third tab)

County Commissioner - Precinct 2

Jason Corley

J Corley

Lubbock County Courthouse
904 Broadway, Suite 101

Lubbock, TX 79401

(806) 577-9778

Precinct Interactive Map

The Texas Constitution specifies that the Commissioner's Court is the governing body of the County and is to carry out the administrative and judicial responsibilities for the state.

The main functions performed by the County Commissioner's Court are:

To develop and adopt the County's Budget.
To set the County tax rate.
To provide buildings for use as courts, jail, offices and other support facilities.
To hold general and special elections.
To fill vacancies for certain elected and appointed officials.
To appoint certain boards and commissions.
To establish County investment policy and issue bonds.
To let contracts in the name of the County.
To provide local government for rural residents.
To maintain and improve county roads.
To provide health care and legal defense for the indigent.
To provide and administer libraries, parks, a county hospital, and support for paupers.

Other departments under the authority of Commissioner, Precinct #2:

Road Concerns: (806) 775-1665 CountyRoads@lubbockcounty.gov

Slaton County Community Center Reservation

Welcome to the Slaton County Community Center Reservation System!

To Reserve: Reservations
(To see availability, please create an account first)

Facility tours/general questions/Emergencies: JECorley@lubbockcounty.gov
(Please allow 24-hour response time)

Basic Daytime Tech Support: (806) 775-1335

Additional Information:

Community Center Cleaning Instructions (Select Second tab)
Frequently Asked questions (Select Third tab)

County Commissioner - Precinct 3

Cary Shaw

Cary Shaw

Lubbock County Courthouse
904 Broadway, Suite 101

Lubbock, TX 79401

(806) 775-1335

Precinct Interactive Map

The Texas Constitution specifies that the Commissioner's Court is the governing body of the County and is to carry out the administrative and judicial responsibilities for the state.

The main functions performed by the County Commissioner's Court are:

To develop and adopt the County's Budget.
To set the County tax rate.
To provide buildings for use as courts, jail, offices and other support facilities.
To hold general and special elections.
To fill vacancies for certain elected and appointed officials.
To appoint certain boards and commissions.
To establish County investment policy and issue bonds.
To let contracts in the name of the County.
To provide local government for rural residents.
To maintain and improve county roads.
To provide health care and legal defense for the indigent.
To provide and administer libraries, parks, a county hospital, and support for paupers.

Other departments under the authority of Commissioner, Precinct #3:

Road Concerns: (806) 775-1665 CountyRoads@lubbockcounty.gov

New Deal & Idalou County Community Center Reservation

Welcome to the New Deal & Idalou County Community Center Reservation System!

To Reserve: Reservations (To see availability, please create an account first)

Facility tours/general questions/Emergencies: MoHernandez@lubbockcounty.gov (Please allow 24-hour response time)

Basic Daytime Tech Support: (806) 775-1335

Additional Information:

Community Center Cleaning Instructions (Select Second tab)
Frequently Asked questions (Select Third tab)

County Commissioner - Precinct 4

Jordan Rackler

Lubbock County Courthouse
904 Broadway, Suite 101

Lubbock, TX 79401

(806) 775-1335

Precinct Interactive Map

The Texas Constitution specifies that the Commissioner's Court is the governing body of the County and is to carry out the administrative and judicial responsibilities for the state.

The main functions performed by the County Commissioner's Court are:

To develop and adopt the County's Budget.
To set the County tax rate.
To provide buildings for use as courts, jail, offices and other support facilities.
To hold general and special elections.
To fill vacancies for certain elected and appointed officials.
To appoint certain boards and commissions.
To establish County investment policy and issue bonds.
To let contracts in the name of the County.
To provide local government for rural residents.
To maintain and improve county roads.
To provide health care and legal defense for the indigent.
To provide and administer libraries, parks, a county hospital, and support for paupers.

Other departments under the authority of Commissioner, Precinct #4:

Road Concerns: (806) 775-1665 CountyRoads@lubbockcounty.gov

Shallowater County Community Center Reservation

Welcome to the Shallowater County Community Center Reservation System!

To Reserve: Reservations
(To see availability, please create an account first)

Facility tours/general questions/Emergencies: JeStewart@lubbockcounty.gov (Please allow 24-hour response time)

Basic Daytime Tech Support: (806) 775-1335

Additional Information:

Community Center Cleaning Instructions (Select Second tab)
Frequently Asked questions (Select Third tab)

Courts

Lubbock County COVID19 Operating Plan (PDF)

Lubbock County Courthouse
904 Broadway

Lubbock, TX 79401

Hours of Operation: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Friday, Closed from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Office of Court Administration

District Courts

County Courts

Associate Judges

Specialty Courts

District Attorney

K. Sunshine Stanek

Edward M. Wharff IV	Administrator
Mandi Say	First Assistant District Attorney
Neal Burt	Civil Chief
Laura Beth Fossett	Chief Prosecuting Attorney
Brent Rose	Chief Investigator
Michelle Moore	Executive Assistant to the District Attorney
CDA STAFF

FUNCTION OF OFFICE:
Prosecution of all criminal offenses presented to this office by law enforcement. Represents Lubbock County in all legal proceedings.

MISSION STATEMENT:
To do justice by rendering professional, high quality, legal service to and on behalf of Lubbock County and the State of Texas.

District Clerk

WARNING: BEWARE OF JURY SERVICE SCAMS!

No one from Lubbock County will ever call or text you requesting payment of a fine for failing to appear for jury service. If you receive this type of communication, please notify the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office.

Sara Smith

Sara L. Smith
District Clerk

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Chief Deputy: Alexandra Gongora
Financial Supervisor: Maria Womble
Criminal Supervisor: Amber Cooper
Civil/Family Supervisor: Johnathon Carver

904 Broadway, Room 105

Lubbock, TX 79401

Phone: (806) 775-1585

Fax: (806) 775-7992

Office Hours:

Monday – Friday

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

To make online payments for court costs,

please click the following link:

https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/

Attorneys can use the state-provided EFSP at:

https://efiletx.tylertech.cloud/OfsEfsp/ui/landing

or select other EFSPs by visiting:

https://efiletexas.gov/service-providers.htm

*The District Clerk's Office is accepting passport customers by appointment only.
To schedule an appointment, please call:
(806) 775-1314

Duties of the District Clerk

The Texas Constitution, Article 5, Section 9 – “There shall be a Clerk for the District Court of each county, who shall be elected by the qualified voters and who shall hold his office for four years.”

The District Clerk provides support for the district courts and is the custodian of all court pleadings and papers that are part of any cause of action, civil or criminal, in all courts served by the Clerk. The District Clerk’s duties also include indexing and securing all court records, collecting filing fees, handling funds held in litigation and money awarded to minors, and being the jury manager for the county.

The District Clerk serves the following courts:

72nd Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge John C. Grace
99th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge Phillip Hays
137th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge John J. McClendon III
140th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge Douglas H. Freitag
237th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge Les Hatch
364th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge William R. Eichman II
County Court at Law #1, Presiding Judge Mark J. Hocker
County Court at Law #2, Presiding Judge Tom W. Brummett
County Court at Law #3, Presiding Judge Benjamin Webb

Office Directory:

Appellate	(806) 775-1580
Archives	(806) 775-1322
Attorney General	(806) 775-1370
Bookkeeping	(806) 775-1372
Child Support	(806) 775-1314
Civil	(806) 775-1316
Counter	(806) 775-1320
Criminal	(806) 775-1578
E-Filing	(806) 775-1577
Expunctions	(806) 775-1373
Family	(806) 775-1581
Issuances/Services	(806) 775-1319
Jury	(806) 775-1369
Passports	(806) 775-1314
Tax	(806) 775-1314

Dispute Resolution

ABOUT US

The Office of Dispute Resolution offers a range of dispute resolution services, training, and educational workshops. Many of these services are available statewide.

The Dispute Resolution Institute provides a variety of training programs with a focus on conflict resolution. These training experiences provide the skills necessary to become a mediator and to enhance your professional career.

NEED TO PAY YOUR SERVICE FEE?

Click here!

Our program is funded in part by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

"The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial status, parental status, religion, sexual orientation, political beliefs, genetic information, reprisal, or because all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA's TARGET Center at 202-720-2600 (voice and TDD).

To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue. S.W., Stop 9410, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll-free at (866) 632-9992 (English) or (800) 877-8339 (TDD) or (866) 377-8642 (English Federal-relay) or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish Federal-relay). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."

Elections

For Election information, please visit www.votelubbock.org.

General Assistance

Diana Gurule-Copado

Director

916 Main Street, Suite 104

Lubbock, TX 79401

Phone: 806-775-1605
Fax: 806-775-7982
Email: DGurule-Copado@Lubbockcounty.gov

Hours of Operation: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday - Friday

FUNCTION OF THE OFFICE:

Lubbock County General Assistance is a public, tax-supported family agency established primarily to meet, on a temporary basis, the financial needs of the indigent families who are residents of Lubbock County. Casework services are offered to the needy for the purpose of assisting in rehabilitation of the client and/or his family members. The Agency's amounts of assistance are set by the County Commissioners Court which is solely responsible for all policies, requirements and changes. An advisory board assists the agency in recommending implementation of policies. The board is composed of seven Lubbock citizens appointed by the County Commissioners Court. The office Director is appointed by the County Commissioners Court.

	SERVICES PROVIDED: Rent: Our agency assists with payment for the current month's rent. The landlord must verbally agree to accept amounts offered by this office. We do not assist with deposits or pay any amount in arrears. Additional amounts are provided if rent includes utility services. Utilities: Payment on utility bills will be for the current month only. We do not assist with deposits. The utility services must be connected. Our agency does not pay telephone bills. Food: Before a client can apply for an emergency grocery order, he or she must provide proof from the Food Stamp office showing why they are not eligible for emergency food stamps. Our office cannot assist a client with emergency grocery orders more than once every six months. Cremations: The residency requirement does not apply to cremations. However, the deceased must have expired in Lubbock County to be considered for cremation assistance. If a Lubbock County resident expires outside of Lubbock County, our agency cannot commit for the expense of having the body transported back to Lubbock County. If another resource can pay the expense of transporting the body then our agency would be able to take an application to see if the client would qualify.

	QUALIFICATIONS Household must include either a totally disabled adult or a minor child and must have been without income for thirty days. Head of household must be at least 18 years of age or married, and provide proof that household has resided in Lubbock County for thirty days prior to applying for assistance. Intake Procedure: Appointments only

	REQUIRED DOCUMENTS A picture I.D. for all adults in the household. Social Security cards of everyone residing in the household. Support Service: Bilingual staff Facilities accessible to persons with disabilities.

Historical Commission

Please email requests or information to the email below. You can also visit us on Facebook at Historic Lubbock County.

Email: lchtx@gmail.com or ldiaz@lubbockcounty.gov

Phone : 806-775-1330

The Historical Commission meetings are held quarterly at various locations. Please email the Commission at lchtx@gmail.com if you need more information.

Members:

• Abbe, Sally
• Acevedo, Stacy
• Bigness, Deborah
• Duvall, Valorie
• Fortenberry, Sally – Chair
• Hoelting, Lacee
• Martin, Cindy
• Laverty, Peter
• Price, Floyd
• Saffell, Cameron
• Scott, Gretchen
• Staggers, David
• Sowell, Carolyn
• Thomas, Rodney
• Wade, Dub
• Weaver, Robert
• Witcher, Brooke

The Purpose of the Lubbock County Historical Commission

The purpose of the LCHC shall be the identification, protection, and interpretation of the history of Lubbock County. These goals shall be accomplished through surveys of historical buildings and sites, Texas Historical Commission designations of historical buildings and sites, preservation of the County's heritage through written and oral history, and public education about the County's history.

Human Resources

Opportunity, training, achievement fostered by innovation, caring, respect.

916 Main Street, 10th Floor
Lubbock, TX 79401

Melanie Hall
Human Resources Director

Phone: 806-775-1695
Fax: 806-775-7989
Email: jobs@lubbockcounty.gov

Hours of Operation: 8am-12noon and 1pm-5pm
Monday through Friday

How to apply for a job with Lubbock County:

All positions are posted until filled unless specified. If you find a position you are interested in, please Apply On-Line.
If you need assistance applying please contact the Human Resources Department.

Click here to view the current job postings.

What are Lubbock County's benefits?

All full-time positions receive the full benefit package. Part-time employees receive some benefits. The employee handbook describes the benefits in greater detail.

For Retirement Information click here.

Judicial Compliance

Lubbock County Courthouse
Room #410
P.O. Box 10536
Lubbock, TX 79408

Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed for lunch 12 to 1 pm

Phone : 806-775-1651
Fax: 806-775-7959

FUNCTION OF THE OFFICE: The Lubbock County Judicial Compliance Department assists the Lubbock County Criminal Courts-at-Law, Lubbock County District Courts and the Justice of the Peace with the collection of Court-ordered fines, court costs, and attorney fees. The Judicial Compliance Department will establish, based on a financial evaluation, payment agreements to satisfy the defendant's court-ordered obligation. If determined necessary, a community service agreement will be established in lieu of a payment agreement, in which the defendant will perform community service work for the designated facility to satisfy their obligation to the court. The Judicial Compliance Department establishes and monitors agreements for compliance with court orders until either the defendant satisfies the agreement or willfully refuses to comply.

MISSION STATEMENT: It is the objective of the Lubbock County Judicial Compliance Department to enforce the collection of court ordered fines, court costs, and attorney fees as an extension of the Lubbock County Criminal Courts.
APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF PAYMENT PAYMENT INFORMATION: County Courts-at-Law, District Courts, and Justice of the Peace Courts LINKS OF INTEREST: Office of Court Administration-The Collections Improvement Program Governmental Collectors Association of Texas VINELink Coalition of American Court Collectors

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701 Main St, Lubbock, TX 79401

David Rowan
Director

Phone: (806) 775-1200
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Office Hours:
Monday and Thursday 7:00am to 6:00pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

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916 Main St, Suite 700, Lubbock, TX 79408

Kathy Williams
Director

Phone: (806) 775-1097
Fax: (806) 775-7917
Staff Directory
Office Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 12 NOON and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Fax: 806-775-7917 (general office number) or
806-775-7907 (payroll)

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904 Broadway St, Room 120, Lubbock, TX 79408

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904 Broadway St, Room 207, Lubbock, TX 79401

Kelly Pinion
County Clerk

Phone: (806) 775-1076
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Office Hours:
Lobby Hours
8:30am - 4:30pm