The 2018 Celebration of Lights and lighting of the tree will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 24th, weather permitting. The actual tree lighting will take place at 7 p.m. Photos with Santa will be available throughout the event. Read on...
One year into the I-20/Center Point Road project, substantial progress has been made on the construction of new I-20 east and westbound continuous frontage roads from E. Bankhead Drive to Hudson Oaks Drive. Read on...
With a unanimous vote the Parker County Commissioners Court appointed County Judge Elect Pat Deen to fill the vacancy in the County Judge's Office created with former Judge Mark Riley's resignation, which was accepted by the court at today's meeting. Read on...
Parker County’s General Fund maintenance and operations tax rate has been dropped by 1.8 cents per $100 valuation in 2018-19 budget which was adopted with a 5-0 vote at Friday’s Commissioners Court meeting. Read on...
Clerks issue warning about a phone scam being perpetrated by callers impersonating court personnel. The scammers say that there are warrants out for people who failed to appear for jury service and ask for payment in order to avoid being arrested. Read on...
While temperatures are hovering around the century mark it never too soon to think about Christmas.
Parker County’s 32 foot tall Christmas tree, nativity and Christmas lights will return to the historic Parker County Courthouse this November. Read on...
The County Clerk's office is now accepting credit card payments beginning July 12, 2018. There is a 2.35% convenience fee or for amounts of $30.00 or below, a $1.00 convenience fee. Read on...
The Parker County District Clerk is happy to announce that the office will be accepting credit card payments beginning Monday, July 16, 2018!
There will be a 2.35% convenience fee (a minimum of $1.00 convenience fee) for each transaction.
Parker County Commissioners Court received the highest opinion an outside auditing agency can give, otherwise known as a “clean audit”, at their Friday, June 29, 2018 special meeting. Read on...
Parker County became the first county in Texas to order a vote allowing residents a voice on whether or not county residents can be involuntarily annexed into a municipality. Read on...
