San Saba County Background Information
The State of Texas is the location of San Saba County. The county was organized in 1856. In 2020, a census established that 5,730 occupants were living in the county.
Its county seat is San Saba. The county is named after the San Saba River, which flows through the county.
San Saba Arrest Records
In the year of 2020, there were 10 violent and 23 property crimes in the county. Records for arrests can be obtained at:
San Saba County Police Department
Matthew L. Boswell, Sheriff
500 E. Wallace, Suite 206
San Saba, TX 76877
Phone: (325) 372-5551
Fax: (325) 372-3277
San Saba County Criminal Records
In San Saba County, as with any county across America, Police are required to keep an up-to-date registry of all sex-offenders dwelling under their jurisdiction. Any offender living, working, attending school, or incarcerated in the area will be in the registry. This list can then be looked at by residents, as is their right. Residents in San Saba County can search for each and every sex offender living in a radius around their residence making use of the search tools located online.
San Saba Court Records
All criminal, family, and civil cases in San Saba County lie within the jurisdiction of the County Courthouse. In San Saba County, all records in relation to these cases are retained by the County Clerk. There are a number of ways to view these records, via:
San Saba County Courthouse
Kim Wells, County Clerk
500 E. Wallace, Suite 202
San Saba, TX 76877
Phone: (325) 372-3614
Fax: (325) 372-6484
Note - These records can generally be sent my mail, email, and fax if they are typical documents, but any official or certified data files must b3 sent by mail. There is a charge of $1 per page for standard documents. Certified copies cost another $5.
San Saba County Public Records
The County Clerk manages all records in San Saba County. The vital records in question pertain to data files about a person's essential life events. The vital files in question can pertain to someone's marriage, divorce, birth, death, and much more. The life event details can include birth, death, and marriage certificates, marriage licenses, divorce decrees, divorce files, and a lot more. One core registry holds all vital records.
People in San Saba County can ask for access to these public files. A resident must obtain access online, or in person at:
County Clerk
Kim Wells
500 E. Wallace, Suite 202
San Saba, TX 76877
Phone: (325) 372-3614
Fax: (325) 372-6484
Note - Photo ID is required from the individual requesting, and the office opens between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. CST.
