How to Request County Records in Maverick County

Under the Texas Public Information Act (Government Code Chapter 552), anyone can ask Maverick County agencies for their records. The county's open-records page is the right front door, and it directs requests to [email protected] rather than a random office inbox.

The county asks you to describe the records as specifically as possible and to include your name, email, and phone number. That specificity is not red tape. A vague 'send me everything about my street' is slow to route and easy to bounce back; an email naming the office, the date range, and the document type tends to move faster.

Keep the scope in mind, too. This process is for county records. The city of Eagle Pass, Eagle Pass ISD, the appraisal district, the courts, and state agencies each handle their own public-information requests, so a record held by one of them goes through that body, not the county.