March 27, 2026
TexArrest continues to expand across Texas with new platform releases, additional county coverage, and major improvements to how arrest data is structured and presented.
📱 iOS App Now Available
The TexArrest iOS app is officially live and available for download on the App Store.
This marks a major step toward improving accessibility and mobile usability for users across the state.
📊 County Indexing Expansion
TexArrest is actively indexing and updating records across multiple jurisdictions. The following counties are currently being processed and brought up to date:
- El Paso
- Anderson
- Parker
- Ector
- Comal
- Tarrant
- Taylor
- Burnet
- Brazos
- Brazoria
- Hays
- Williamson
- Travis
- Collin
- Randall
Once all active counties reach current indexing status, TexArrest plans to backfill an additional three years of historical arrest records to improve completeness and coverage.
Status Notes:
- Dallas County — currently on pause
- Lubbock County — currently on pause
🤖 Android App Progress
The Android build has been completed and will soon be submitted to Google for beta testing.
We are actively looking for beta testers to help identify issues, improve performance, and refine the user experience before full release.
🧠 Data Structuring & Taxonomy Improvements
A major internal focus is now shifting toward taxonomy and data normalization across the platform.
Arrest charge data varies significantly between counties and agencies, often describing the same offense in different formats. This creates challenges in:
- Parsing charge data
- Grouping similar offenses
- Building consistent search and filter systems
To address this, TexArrest is developing:
- Standardized charge categorization
- Browsable offense categories
- Improved data cleaning and normalization pipelines
These improvements will enable more intuitive browsing, filtering, and search capabilities across the site.
⚖️ Ongoing Compliance & Data Integrity
TexArrest continues to publish arrest records sourced from official county booking records at the time of publication. These records reflect historical booking events and are presented for informational purposes only.
As outlined in our policies, records remain published in accordance with applicable law and are only removed when legally required.
🚀 What’s Next
- Completion of county indexing backlog
- Historical data expansion (multi-year backfill)
- Android beta launch
- Continued improvements to taxonomy and user navigation
TexArrest remains committed to building a more structured, transparent, and accessible platform for public record data across Texas.