Frequently Asked Questions

To obtain a restraining order, please contact the District Clerk's Office at 512-756-5420

The phone number to the Driver's License Office located in Marble Falls is 830-798-3222.

The phone number to the Vehicle Registration Office located in Marble Falls is 830-798-3220.

Yes, it is legal. There is no state or federal law that requires a Texas police officer who stops a motorist for speeding to show the radar readout. An officer may if he/she chooses, however, there are many valid reasons why the officer may not want a motorist near the patrol car on a traffic stop (weapons in the patrol car, traffic safety issues, speed may not be locked in, etc.)

You will need to contact the Patrol Captain or the on-duty Patrol Sergeant to make arrangements to view the video (traffic offenses only). Video appointments are taken on Tuesdays and Thursdays and can be scheduled at a time convenient for you.

Law enforcement cannot make arrests just because someone believes that someone else may have committed an offense. A police officer must have probable cause to believe that the accused person committed the offense and must be able to reasonably prove this to a judge. All citizens are entitled to due process and law enforcement must be ever cognizant of an accused person’s rights.

Search the Marble Falls Municipal Court Citation Database or contact their offices at 830-693-7173 anytime Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Contact the Criminal Investigations Division at 830-693-3611 anytime Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If after hours, you may contact our Communications Center at 830-693-3611 and a Communications Officer may be able to assist you with your request.

To have a Criminal Trespass Warning issued, call the Marble Falls Police Department to have an officer respond at the time the trespasser is on the property or in the vicinity.

To cancel a Criminal Trespass Warning you have requested, bring proper identification to the Marble Falls Police Department and ask to speak to an officer. Only the person authorizing the Criminal Trespass Warning can cancel it.

Officers are traffic crash report takers only. They assess each crash on a case by case basis. Officers make a determination as to the contributing factors in the crash, but they do not determine fault. If you disagree with the final crash report, you should contact the officer to discuss your concerns. The officer has the final say in how the report is written. Who pays for damage and other related costs is a matter which must be determined in civil court and/or between insurance companies. You should contact your insurance agent and/or an attorney.