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Start with the right court. A Kerr County court date lives on separate setting lists, one per court, with no single master calendar for the whole county. So the first step is figuring out which court holds your case and what kind of case it is. Then pull the matching docket and confirm the setting with that clerk. District, county, justice, probate, guardianship, and municipal courts each post their calendars in different places. A listed date can shift after posting, too. Checking carefully keeps you from confusing a hearing date with a filing date or a trial list with an arraignment list.

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Kerr County Court Calendars Explained

Start with the Kerr County courts directory when you need a published setting. The calendars there are broken into separate lists. They cover district civil and family, jury trials, show-cause hearings, sentencing, jail settings, County Court at Law, and probate or guardianship dockets. The split matters more than you might think. Someone set for a pretrial conference gains nothing from a jury-trial PDF. A probate date never shows up on the criminal docket.

Which court holds your setting depends on the case. District settings may sit in the 198th or 216th Judicial District Court. Misdemeanors belong to the County Court at Law. Probate and guardianship run through the County Clerk. Justice courts post precinct-level information, and Kerrville and Ingram keep their own municipal channels. Treat any official list as a snapshot. A Kerr County court docket entry shows when a matter was set. It does not show that the hearing happened or that the case ended.

The county's docket directory lays out these calendar routes in one place.

Kerr County court dates official docket directory

Think of the directory as a routing page. It does not guarantee that a listed courtroom or time still stands.

Kerr County Docket PDFs by Type

Why separate PDFs? One court week in Kerr County can hold many kinds of proceedings. District sources cover jury, sentencing, jail, show-cause, arraignment, civil, and family settings. The 216th annual calendar adds categories like grand jury, non-jury criminal, contested criminal, status, civil jury, specialty court, and criminal jury. County Court at Law sources take a different cut. They split arraignments, bench trials, contested motions, jury trials, pretrial conferences, sentencing, and show-cause matters.

Calendar routeWhat it coversLimit
District PDF198th or 216th civil, family, felony, jury, or special settingsMay omit later changes
County Court at Law PDFCounty misdemeanor and county-level hearingsEach setting type has its own list
Probate or guardianship PDFPublic setting informationProtected file contents stay restricted
JP weekly docketPrecinct traffic, fine-only, and civil settingsNot a countywide traffic index
Municipal listKerrville or Ingram eventsNot a party-name search

Read the title first. Then the court number. Only then scan the dates. A jail docket is one setting category, not a full jail record, and an arraignment is a procedural event rather than a disposition.

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Finding Your Kerr County Court Date

A case number beats a name every time. Two people in Kerr County can share a name. So pull the case number and the issuing court from your paperwork before you check anything. That detail matters. A traffic ticket may sit in a JP court or a municipal court rather than the county trial court, and searching the wrong docket wastes your morning. When a court date affects travel, bond terms, or a deadline, check every channel you can until the Kerr County court docket confirms it.

  1. Read the notice, citation, or prior order to identify the court, case number, and setting type.
  2. Check the proper PDF or search the Kerr Odyssey portal for the local case.
  3. For participating civil, family, or probate matters, compare re:SearchTX. It is not the Kerr criminal portal.
  4. Call the proper office. District questions go to 830-792-2290; County Court at Law questions go to 830-792-2207.
  5. If online access fails, ask about the counter, a public terminal, or a narrow mailed or electronic records request.

Two jury lines serve Kerr County. The district line is 830-896-7336, and the County Court at Law line is 830-792-2269. County instructions ask you to call the right one 24 hours before trial. For a same-day change, the court itself has the final word.

Note: A posted Kerr County court date can change after publication. Check both the setting source and the clerk.

Kerr County Hearing Venues in 2026

The July 2026 flood turned location checks into a routine step. More than six feet of water entered the courthouse lower level. The county called the structure sound. Basement work could still take up to a year. Elevator and second-floor access were expected to need at least two months. A date printed on a PDF can be valid. Its listed room may not be.

The official flood relocation notice documents the moves among county facilities. District Clerk access shifted to the Hill Country Youth Event Center. That site sits at 3785 Texas Highway 27. County Court at Law misdemeanor hearings used that site too. District settings landed in Gillespie County, at JP2, in Bandera, or at the event center. The County Clerk returned to Suite 122 effective September 2, 2026. A call ahead still makes sense.

Kerr County court dates flood relocation notice

The notice is proof that venue confirmation belongs in every Kerr County date check. Before you travel, call the District Clerk at 830-792-2281.

How to Read a Kerr County Setting

A setting entry gives you routing facts, nothing more. It is not the whole case history. Compare each field against the latest notice, above all when the list is a group docket call rather than a single appointment.

DateThe scheduled day when the docket was published; check for a later reset.
TimeThe docket-call or hearing time, which may apply to several matters.
CourtThe 198th, 216th, County Court at Law, probate court, JP, or municipal court.
VenueThe listed room or facility, subject to 2026 relocation notices.
Case numberThe strongest key. Felony numbers begin A or B; county misdemeanors use CR.
Setting typeArraignment, pretrial, sentencing, show cause, trial, or another event.

A caption can help confirm you have the right record. Do not copy protected names or identifiers. If fields conflict, call the clerk before acting.

Kerr County Calendar Terms

Docket labels in Kerr County describe what the court plans to take up. They mark stages or categories. They say nothing about the parties.

Arraignment
A hearing where the charge is addressed and a plea may be entered.
Pretrial
A setting before trial for status, motions, or readiness.
Show cause
A hearing requiring a person to explain why stated action should not follow.
Bench trial
A trial decided by a judge rather than a jury.
Jail docket
A hearing list tied to people in custody, not a full jail report.
Status setting
A progress check that may not resolve the case.

The event name alone cannot tell you whether a plea happened, a motion was granted, or a final order was signed. Confirm any result in the docket history or the file.

Kerr County Continuances and Resets

A continuance pushes a hearing to a later day. A reset simply gives the case a new setting. Neither one dismisses anything. Kerr County local rules and standing court orders govern how a party asks for either, and until a judge grants the request, the original court date still stands. Trust a signed order or direct notice from the court, never an unanswered message.

Static PDFs can lag behind reality. A hearing that moved may show up later in the case history, on a replacement list, or through the coordinator's notice. So search the docket again, open the correct PDF, and call the office that handles the matter. Municipal citations follow the city court's own rules; Kerrville, for instance, requires continuance and payment-extension requests in writing through approved methods.

When a case vanishes from one list, that proves little. It may have shifted to a different date, category, or venue. Restricted access can hide it too.

Kerr County JP and City Dates

Justice court and municipal calendars live apart from the Kerr County district and county lists. JP1 and JP2 each post weekly dockets. JP3 labels its settings in several ways. Civil hearings, jury trials, show cause, truancy, pretrial, trial by judge, and failure to attend all appear. JP4 covers West Kerr from the annex in Ingram. A sheriff or state trooper citation belongs to a precinct. The ticket shows which one.

Kerrville's municipal calendar is flexible. View by list, week, or month, and print events from any view. Browse past dates too. You can subscribe through iCalendar as well. Remember, it is an event list rather than a full case index. Ingram posts upcoming dates. It offers no separate searchable docket, so confirm city dates before you drive anywhere.

The Kerrville docket search covers the city side. The Ingram docket search handles the town. Together they sort municipal routes from Kerr County JP settings.

If You Miss a Kerr County Setting

Call the court or your lawyer right away. Have the case or citation number, the missed date, and a current phone number ready. Ask about the next step. Did the court set a new hearing, issue an order, change bond terms, or want a written motion? An online calendar may not show the next step immediately.

Act promptly. A missed Kerr County setting can lead to a failure-to-appear response, warrant, bond consequence, or other court action.

Call the office named on the notice and follow its written directions before appearing at a courthouse or temporary venue.

A licensed attorney can advise on the effect of the missed setting and any motion needed.

Municipal and JP cases follow their own procedures. Kerrville cautions that a phone call alone is not an appearance unless the judge allows it. The issuing court can tell you exactly what to do next.

Verify Every Kerr County Court Date

Match on three points before you rely on any setting: case number, court, and date. Add the hearing type and venue when you can. That simple check catches false name matches and wrong-calendar errors. It also keeps a filing event in Odyssey from being mistaken for an actual hearing entry.

Where you verify depends on the case type. The District Clerk holds the record for district matters, and the coordinator tracks current settings. County misdemeanor questions go to the County Clerk or County Court at Law, and probate runs through the County Clerk route. Traffic and fine-only cases belong to the issuing JP or municipal court. The Kerr County case lookup can confirm identity before you make the final call.

Note: Details were checked September 3, 2026; emergency locations and posted calendars can change faster than static HTML.

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