Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is the general governing body of Tarrant County. The Court is made up of the County Judge who is elected countywide and presides over the full Court, and the four County Commissioners -- each elected from one of the County's four precincts.

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Property Tax

Pay your bill, search for an account, sign up for paperless billing and more.

Property Tax Information

Vital Records

Located in the Tarrant County Plaza Building at 200 Taylor Street and in various sub-courthouses, the Vital Records Division of the County Clerk's office is the registrar of birth and death records, issues and maintains all marriage licenses, and records assumed name certificates and military discharge records.

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Motor Vehicle

Pay for registration, download a form, purchase a toll tag, and get more information about motor vehicle transactions.

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Passport Information

The U.S. Department of State recommends that individuals refrain from making international travel arrangements until after they have obtained their U.S. Passports.

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Commissioner Precinct 1

Roy Charles Brooks

Commissioner Precinct 2

Andy Nguyen

County Judge

B. Glen Whitley

Commissioner Precinct 3

Gary Fickes

Commissioner Precinct 4

J. D. Johnson

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Latest News

New County Website Launched

Oct 30 - Welcome to the newly redesigned Tarrant County Website. We believe that you will find it easier to find the information you want. Because the website is being changed in stages, some pages will look like the old website until they are replaced.

Joint Statement from Mayor Betsy Price and County Judge Glen Whitley regarding nurse Nina Pham

Oct 27 - Today, Mayor Betsy Price and County Judge Glen Whitley issued a joint statement regarding the news that nurse Nina Pham has been declared free of the Ebola virus and able to return to her family.

WNV Mapping Tool wins second award

Oct 9 - Tarrant County Receives Second Award for Development of West Nile Virus Mapping Tool. Tarrant County has received the Center for Digital Government 2014 Achievement Award in the category of “Government-to-Citizen” communications for its “West Nile Virus Mapping Tool”.