Coryell County contact guide clarifies local services, how to reach offices

Coryell County residents needing government services can reach the central hub at the Coryell County Courthouse, 620 E Main St, Gatesville, TX. The main county phone number for general inquiries is (254) 865 5911. For many routine needs, a single phone call or website visit will direct residents to the appropriate office.

The County Clerk handles vital records, property records and marriage licenses. For records and hours contact the County Clerk through the main county line at (254) 865 5911 and request extension 143. The county clerk office is a primary point for obtaining official documents that affect property transactions, family records and public transparency.

Public safety and law enforcement information, including the jail roster, is available through the Coryell County Sheriff. Residents can review non emergency information and the jail roster on coryellcountysheriff.com or call the sheriff s office at (254) 865 7201 for inquiries.

Municipal utility and solid waste services for Copperas Cove are managed through the City of Copperas Cove website at copperascovetx.gov. That site provides collection schedules and Civic Alerts, and solid waste questions can be directed to (254) 547 5245. Accurate trash schedules and service notices are important for neighborhood sanitation and municipal budgeting.

School district information is available online. Copperas Cove Independent School District maintains district news and school services at ccisd.com. Gatesville ISD and Evant ISD each post school calendars, closures and program details on their own district websites. Timely school communication supports families planning around closures and extracurricular activities.

Local health services and clinic access are coordinated by Coryell Health. Residents should monitor Coryell Health communications for updates about clinic hours, services and any clinic expansions that affect primary care access in the county.

Staying informed matters for everyday life and for civic participation. Residents should verify contact numbers, operating hours and service announcements directly on official municipal or county web pages and sign up for local Notify Me or CodeRED alerts where available. Reliable contact information helps residents obtain records, respond to public safety notices, manage utility and waste services, and engage with schools and health providers. Maintaining up to date channels between government offices and the public strengthens transparency, supports accountability and makes it easier for voters and residents to participate in local governance.