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Holliday Busted Arrest Records

Holliday counted 1,524 residents in the 2020 Census, per the Texas Legislative Council profile. Its police department is easy to identify. That helps when you need the right desk. Holliday Police hold the incident or arrest-side report. If the person was booked at Archer County Jail, the Sheriff system keeps the jail register along with intake, custody, release, and transfer material. Name the arresting agency and the booking custodian separately. A police action and a jail admission are two different records, and one does not tell you what the other shows.

There is no verified Holliday online arrest log, daily blotter, booking-photo feed, or records form. That gap does not mean nothing happened. It means a phone call or written request may be needed for the local report. County custody runs through the Sheriff's roster route or Citizen Connect.

Where Holliday Busted Mugshots Appear

Start with official sources. The Holliday Police Department handles any city-held report. For county custody, the Sheriff's Current Jail Roster is the official route, though it redirects to an unavailable application. Citizen Connect is the practical alternative. It covers current confinement and recent-admission windows. Its result fields and photo display were not confirmed, so expect variation rather than a guaranteed image or field.

Secondary publishers can help with a booking date or a name spelling. They are not the police, the Sheriff, or the court. Coverage exists at the county level, not as a live city feed. Check the arresting agency and the official time window before tying a county item to Holliday.

Find a Busted Holliday Booking

Begin with a time-bounded county lookup. Save what it shows. Citizen Connect advertises Current Confinements, Admits by Date Range, Charges, Arresting Agency, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, and custom start and end dates. A custom range maxes out at 31 days. Whether a live agency field carries a Holliday Police label is unconfirmed, so inspect that rather than expect a promised filter.

1. Check the Archer County Sheriff page and follow the official current-roster path for present custody.
2. When that path is unavailable or when the question concerns a recent admission, use Citizen Connect with the narrowest date window that fits the known event.
3. Compare the result’s name, date, arresting agency, charge wording, and custody indicator. Do not merge information from an unofficial listing into the official record.
4. For an older event or a missing result, make a written request to the Sheriff for the jail-register and booking-side records.
5. Search Tyler Odyssey public access only for a subsequent case or disposition.

The countywide Archer County booking lookup covers the roster outage and the Citizen Connect windows in more depth. Someone missing from current confinement may have been released, transferred, filtered out, or hit by a source update. A current-status statement needs an official release or transfer field, or a Sheriff response.

Note: A date-range admission search can reach a booking after custody ends, but it is not a full arrest history.

Holliday Police Booking Records

The city’s police page posts the basics anyone needs. Chief Kayla Stevens heads the department. The mailing address is a P.O. Box 508, with the office at 110 W Olive, Holliday, TX 76366, and the phone line is 940-586-1566. Regular hours run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anyone filing a Texas Public Information Act request for a city arrest or incident report should start by asking who the records custodian is, which form or delivery channel the city accepts, what fees apply, and when the documents should arrive. The page itself lists no request form, fee schedule, portal, or turnaround time, so those answers have to come from staff.

Contact details above come from Holliday’s official police page.

The official page covers the contact route. For jail intake, release or transfer records, and any booking photo, the county Sheriff is the custodian to ask.

For county-jail material, send a separate, narrow request to the Sheriff at sheriff@co.archer.tx.us or Archer County Sheriff's Office, P.O. Box 517, Archer City, TX 76351. State the name, the approximate booking date, any known booking number, and the items you want. Request the releasable jail-register entry, booking-in or booking-out record, release or transfer entry, and photograph as separate items. The Sheriff publishes no booking-photo form, fee, records-office hours, or guaranteed response time.

Holliday Busted After-Hours Route

Holliday runs its own police department. On weekends, though, the desks go quiet. After hours, the city points callers to the Archer County Sheriff at 940-574-2571. That number is a contact route only. It does not move every Holliday arrest into county hands. Use it when the city office is closed and you need to ask about custody or figure out which agency holds the record. Emergencies still go to 911.

The handoff means one inquiry can touch two custodians. A city police report stays with the city. The Sheriff keeps booking and jail records for county custody. Start time-sensitive requests with three questions. Which agency handled the event? Did a county booking happen? Who holds the file now? A county site's city label alone won't answer any of them.

Archer County Custody Records

Custody comes in distinct flavors. Someone can be confined right now, admitted last week, or already through the courts. The Sheriff's roster covers current custody. Citizen Connect offers current and dated searches, though it publishes no clear photo policy, and the official roster link has been unreliable, so confirm it loads before counting on it. The phone still works best.

No native Sheriff app exists. Citizen Connect bundles alerts, tips, press releases, and public-safety tools in a web portal, but its alerts are not a booking feed. When a name is missing or a page fails, call or write the Sheriff rather than guessing about custody.

Current confinement

A person is shown in present county custody, if the official source is available.

Admission

A jail intake event within a selected time range.

Booking photo

An image whose release must be checked with the actual custodian.

Disposition

A court outcome that comes after the arrest and booking process.

Holliday Busted News Coverage

Holliday appears in a secondary profile of the Archer County News coverage area. That is county-level media context, nothing more. It does not mean the paper keeps a standing photo archive for the city. The Archer County News collection does offer historical issues with Sheriff reporting. Those are useful for finding dated local coverage. Historical pages, though, won't give you a current arrest feed or a Holliday-only section.

For significant Archer County events, regional Texoma's Homepage can supply agency-attributed reporting. Treat it as news, not a booking database. County publishers sometimes mention Holliday, and Arrests.org lists the city in its county navigation. Neither one promises complete city arrest coverage, though. The county crime-news page sorts out the outlet distinctions.

Holliday Court Record Follow-Up

Finish the jail search first. Then take names to the Odyssey portal for Archer County court records. Match carefully. Confirm case number, court, date, and agency details where the docket shows them. Dockets lag. A booking charge can also differ from what gets filed later, so read both sides before drawing conclusions.

Texas Government Code chapter 552 governs the public-record request route. Arrest basics and booking photographs are not treated the same way. A photo can be withheld under an applicable exception. Ask the Sheriff or city custodian for the specific legal basis and whatever portions can be released. Juvenile, sealed, expunged, protected, and active-case material may all be off limits.