Posted: January 2026 TexArrest just cleared several major milestones at once. County coverage continues to expand, the content strategy is evolving in a deliberate way, and mobile development now has a clear runway. 🚔 Tarrant County — Now Supported Tarrant County has been successfully onboarded and is now live on TexArrest. This is an important…

Posted: Christmas Day 2025 With eight updates officially logged, TexArrest is now operating in a hybrid state of daily public-record ingestion and active full-stack platform development. Automated pipelines for Travis County, Collin County, and Milam County are now running reliably, indexing and publishing newly available arrest records and booking information on a near-daily basis. This…

This update marks another major step forward for TexArrest. Multiple county integrations are now operating in parallel, with stable publishing workflows and improved coverage across jurisdictions. 📂 Arrest Records Without Mugshots TexArrest has expanded coverage to include arrest and booking records that do not include an associated mugshot. These records are grouped under the category…

The previous update outlined progress toward bringing Williamson County (WilCo) fully online. This update confirms it. Williamson County integration is now complete. WilCo booking records are now being ingested, processed, and published on a near-daily basis, marking a major milestone in TexArrest’s statewide expansion. 📸 Williamson County: Fully Integrated After extensive development and validation, Williamson…

Following up on our previous update about bringing Williamson County (WilCo) online, TexArrest has officially moved into the next phase. Williamson County booking records that include publicly available mugshots are now appearing on TexArrest. 📸 Williamson County Mugshots: Now Live With the Williamson County integration finalized, TexArrest has begun publishing Williamson County booking records that…

As development continues on the TexArrest backend infrastructure, work has been progressing on the next major county data source: Williamson County. While reviewing the structure of their publicly accessible jail records and preparing the corresponding data ingestion schema, an interesting detail appeared in the footer: “Tyler Technologies.” That small detail turned out to be an…

This page serves as the central place where I document what’s happening behind the scenes at TexArrest — site improvements, new features, platform stability updates, data enhancements, and upcoming tools as the project continues to evolve. Over the past few weeks, TexArrest has grown from a simple concept into a fully operating platform that now…