Ivanhoe Warrant Checks
Ivanhoe Municipal Court is the first contact for an Ivanhoe city citation or municipal warrant. The court is at 870 Charmaine Drive East in Woodville, uses service by appointment, and lists (409) 444-7048 and court@cityofivanhoe.texas.gov. Ask whether the case is an FTA, capias pro fine, or another court action.
The linked TrafficPayment service can handle eligible Ivanhoe payments, but it is not a shared Tyler County warrant roster. Confirm the court and case before entering payment details.
- Check the ticket for an Ivanhoe court label and citation number.
- Call the court at (409) 444-7048 or email the clerk with the case details.
- Use the city-linked payment route only if the citation belongs to Ivanhoe.
- Ask the judge or clerk about a partial payment, deferred disposition, or other item the portal will not accept.
- For a non-city warrant or custody question, follow the official police page's sheriff routing.
Ivanhoe By-Appointment Warrant Contact
The court's official page lists weekday service by appointment rather than an open warrant counter. Call or email before traveling and ask what documents are needed. A portal payment or phone call does not replace any appearance the judge requires.
Ivanhoe's court is at the same City Hall address as municipal services. The court page gives a direct case contact, while the police page sends emergency and non-emergency calls through the Tyler County Sheriff.
Policing and Courts in Ivanhoe
Judge Robert Jackson presides over Ivanhoe Municipal Court, which handles Class C misdemeanors, traffic, and city-ordinance cases. Payment of a fine is treated as a nolo contendere plea under the court's published instructions. The city police page lists Chief Tim Kean and directs emergency and non-emergency callers to Tyler County Sheriff.
Ivanhoe Municipal Court
870 Charmaine Drive East, Woodville, TX 75979
(409) 444-7048
Ivanhoe Police Department
Chief Tim Kean is listed by the city.
Emergency and non-emergency calls route through the sheriff.
The official municipal-court page publishes the city’s court contact and appointment information.
The municipal court handles Ivanhoe city citations; its page is not a countywide warrant search.
The police page explains how city callers reach the sheriff; warrant status remains with the issuing court.
The Ivanhoe Warrant Portal Is City-Only
The city's linked InvoiceInfo page says the payment service is for Ivanhoe alone, not Woodville or Tyler County. Paying through the wrong city's account will not transfer the citation correctly, and a processing fee may not be returned.
Check the court name before entering information. The city's page says a citation beginning “TX” or “PD” likely belongs to Woodville or a county JP rather than Ivanhoe.
Ivanhoe Court Visits Require an Appointment
Ivanhoe Municipal Court lists weekday service by appointment rather than general walk-in hours. Call (409) 444-7048 or email the court before travelling to 870 Charmaine Drive East, and ask whether the matter can be handled by phone or needs an appearance. The city’s published schedule does not tell the reader whether a warrant exists.
Bring the citation or cause number to a confirmed appointment. If the court directs a payment, verify that it is an Ivanhoe case and ask when the court will update its record. Do not rely on Woodville’s walk-in information or safe-arrival statement for an Ivanhoe warrant.
Warrants in Ivanhoe: The Main Types
Ivanhoe municipal process is limited to the city's own Class C, traffic, and ordinance matters. A missed date can lead to an FTA action or capias pro fine. County/precinct traffic cases and felony warrants belong to other courts, even when the person lives in Ivanhoe.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic warrant | Unpaid Ivanhoe citation or missed traffic date | Ivanhoe Municipal Court |
| Ordinance case | City-rule citation or required appearance | Ivanhoe Municipal Court |
| FTA / capias pro fine | Missed setting or unsatisfied city judgment | Municipal judge |
| Arrest warrant | Probable-cause process under criminal procedure | Magistrate or issuing court |
Full Ivanhoe Warrant Payment Takes 2–3 Days
The official-linked InvoiceInfo page says a warrant must be paid in full and should clear in two to three business days. Keep the receipt while the court processes that change. The page asks users to contact the court for driving-safety, deferred-disposition, compliance-dismissal, and partial-warrant payments.
Those instructions are a processing estimate for the Ivanhoe service, not a promise about another court's records or DPS timing. Ask the clerk when the case and any reported license hold will update.
Read the Ivanhoe-linked payment instructions before entering case details.
The court page identifies the office; the linked payment service supplies its Ivanhoe-only terms.
Ivanhoe Warrant Records: What They Show
Ivanhoe does not publish an online warrant roster or a public result-field schema. The payment tool identifies an Ivanhoe citation and gives clearance instructions, but the court must confirm whether a warrant is active. No city bond schedule, status timestamp, or recall form was located.
| Citation / cause | No universal city format published |
|---|---|
| Payment identity | Use the citation number and date of birth requested by the service. |
| Charge | Class C traffic or ordinance case within city jurisdiction. |
| Issuing court | Ivanhoe Municipal Court for city citations. |
| Amount | Warrant payment must be in full through the linked service. |
| Clearance | Allow the stated 2–3 business days and keep the receipt. |
Ivanhoe Police Routes Calls to Sheriff
The Ivanhoe Police Department page directs emergency and non-emergency callers to the Tyler County Sheriff's Office at (409) 283-2172. It does not publish an Ivanhoe warrant-search form or most-wanted page. For an Ivanhoe city citation, the municipal court remains the case contact; the sheriff route is for a county or law-enforcement question.
The city’s official police page describes that routing instruction.
Ivanhoe Warrants and Tyler County
Ivanhoe city cases stay with the municipal court; the four JP precincts handle county traffic outside city jurisdiction. Texas has no public statewide warrant search, and DPS OmniBase reports citation FTA/FTP for license renewal only. For the full sheriff, clerk, JP, and county records route, use the Tyler County warrant records overview.
Warrant flow: Ivanhoe Municipal Court / Police › Tyler County Sheriff for county process › DPS OmniBase only for reported FTA/FTP status
Ivanhoe City and JP Warrants Are Different
The municipal judge handles Ivanhoe city citations and ordinance matters. A JP court handles its own county/precinct traffic docket. If the ticket's court name is not clear, call before using a portal; an Ivanhoe payment will not clear a JP or Woodville case.
For a reported traffic FTA, DPS may show license-renewal status, but the court must confirm the actual warrant and remedy.
Accessing Ivanhoe Warrant Records
Texas public-information law applies to government records, subject to exceptions. Executed adult arrest-warrant papers are generally public under Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 15.26; a child's arrest-warrant papers are confidential under Family Code §58.010. Ask the municipal clerk what city records are available and whether a written request is needed.
Key Rules:
Texas Public Information Act, Chapter 552 - public records may be requested in writing, subject to exceptions.
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 15.26 - executed arrest-warrant papers are generally public.
Texas Family Code §58.010 - juvenile warrant papers are confidential.