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Departments - Johnson County, TX
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Government - Johnson County, TX
County government not only is government by the people and for the people, it is government among the people. Nothing we say in these brief summaries can convey how difficult and complex the work of a county official is, or how encumbered it …
County Clerk - Johnson County, TX
The Johnson County Clerk’s mission is to secure and preserve court, vital, and official public records while providing excellent customer service when assisting the public and fostering an environment for our employees that encourages growth and development of new ideas to increase productivity.
Information Technology - Johnson County, TX
The Johnson County Information Technology Department provides computer services, installation, configuration, implementation, and support for both hardware and software used throughout Johnson County Departments.
District Clerk - Johnson County, TX
The District Clerk is elected to a four year term and manages most of the business operations for the 3 District Courts in Johnson County that hear Civil, Family and Criminal Cases.
Real Property Records - Johnson County, TX
The County Clerk's Real Property Records can be searched at: https://johnson.tx.publicsearch.us/. If you need assistance, the County Clerk's Staff can assist phone customers with questions regarding online searching but we CANNOT perform the online search for you over the phone.
History of Johnson County
Johnson County entered the twentieth century as a rural county. The total population in 1900 was 33,819, with only 22.2 percent urban. The only major town was Cleburne, which had a population of 7,493.
Assumed Names/DBAs | Johnson County, TX
Sep 1, 2019 · This amendment no longer requires certain business entities (such as: corporations, limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, limited liability companies, or foreign filing entities) to file an additional Assumed Name Certificate with the County Clerk's Office.
Current Elections Sample Ballots | Johnson County, TX
**notice: johnson county offices will be closed on thursday january 9, 2025 & friday january 10, 2025 due to inclement weather.** Home Menu Job Openings Public Information Employee Time Employee E-Mail