Phone Directory
County Judge
940-538-4651
Commissioners
Precinct 1
940-636-4071
Precinct 2
940-636-0140
Precinct 3
940-781-4779
Precinct 4
940-366-9135
County Attorney
940-538-0533
County Clerk
940-538-4631
County Treasurer
940-538-5911
Tax Assessor-Collector
940-538-4356
Justice of the Peace
940-538-6531
County Auditor
940-538-5560
County Constable
940-733-2130
Sheriff
940-538-5611
District Clerk
940-538-4561
97th District Court
940-894-2066
District Attorney
940-894-6203
Elections Administrator
940-264-8683
Emergency Management Coordinator & Veterans Service
940-538-4052
Ag Extension Office
940-538-5042
Edwards Public Library
940-538-4761
Clay County
Memorial Hospital
940-538-5621
Clay County Jail Museum
940-538-5655
Clay County covers an area of 1,088.7 square miles of land and 28 square miles of water. It has a population of 10,456 with 21.2% being over the age of 65 and an 11.8% poverty rate. Schools in Clay county with their estimated enrollments include Bellevue ISD with 139 students, Henrietta ISD with 931 students, Midway ISD with 129 students, and Petrolia ISD with 525. Clay County Memorial Hospital has 25 available beds and major roadways in the county are US HWY 82, US HWY 287 N, US HWY 287 S, ST HWY 148 S, ST HWY 148 N, and ST HWY 79 N. The county seat for Clay is Henrietta.
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Clay County Courthouse
100 N. Bridge Street (On the Square)
Henrietta, Texas 76365
Clay County Courthouse Annex
214 N. Main Street (North of Courthouse)
Henrietta, Texas 76365
We are currently not in a burn ban. However, if you are planning a controlled burn, please use extreme caution regarding wind and humidity.
Most importantly, call the Clay County Sheriff's Office (940-538-5611) to let them know your plans for a control burn. Typically the dispatcher gets multiple calls from your neighbors reporting a grass fire. Unless they know it's a control burn, they will call out the local volunteer fire departments in your area. This is one way you can help these volunteers by not causing them to respond when not needed.
Thanks!