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Bexar County Client Worksheet
Bexar County Courthouse Visit Planner
A planner for a visit to a Bexar County court building, with space for the address, room, parking, and contacts.
Where you are going
Most Bexar County criminal district courts sit in the Cadena-Reeves Justice Center at 300 Dolorosa, and county offices sit at the Bexar County Courthouse at 100 Dolorosa, in downtown San Antonio.[1] Confirm the building and room on the court notice before going.
Getting there
At the door
Court buildings screen everyone at security. Weapons are prohibited on government court premises.[2] Plan to arrive early, bring a photo ID, and carry only what is needed.
Photo ID and the cause or case number
Every court notice and any paperwork requested
No firearms, knives, or other weapons
Limit bags and leave open food or drink behind
Who to contact
The court coordinator or clerk for the specific court can answer scheduling questions. Building and main numbers are listed on the Resources page above and on the county’s official site.[3]
Sources
Bexar County, official county website (court buildings and directory) [source]
Tex. Penal Code Sec. 46.03 (weapons prohibited on government court premises) [source]
Bexar County District Clerk (court records and contacts) [source]
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