Quitman County arrest and warrant pages refreshed Feb. 16 to 19

Marks' online arrest-and-warrant page was among several Quitman County aggregator pages that refreshed in the Feb. 16 to 19 window, repopulating recent bookings, lists of active warrants and public-safety contact information for Marks, Lambert, Crowder and Falcon. The updates, concentrated around Feb. 18, restored searchable records that residents and local officials use to check current custody and warrant status.

The aggregator pages serve as consolidated sources for bookings and warrants across the county, bringing together postings that affect the four named communities. Between Feb. 16 and Feb. 19 these directories posted new entries and updated contact listings for public-safety agencies that serve Quitman County, making updated information available to landlords, business owners and family members seeking immediate details about detentions and outstanding warrants.

For people in Marks, Lambert, Crowder and Falcon the refreshed pages mean quicker access to specific booking entries and active-warrant notices that can affect hiring, housing decisions and day-to-day safety checks. The mid-February refresh restored the public-safety contact information on the aggregator pages so anyone looking for the right local agency to call about a booking or to confirm warrant status can find those phone or office listings in one place.

The updates were carried out across multiple community pages rather than a single centralized site, so residents should note which page covers their town. The pages that refreshed between Feb. 16 and Feb. 19 list bookings and warrants tied to Quitman County jurisdictions and identify the communities involved - Marks, Lambert, Crowder and Falcon - rather than offering only countywide summaries.

The Feb. 16-19 refreshes, centered on Feb. 18, bring the county’s online arrest-and-warrant directories back into alignment with recent activity. As bookings and warrant statuses change, those same aggregator pages are the public-facing source that will show new entries for Marks, Lambert, Crowder and Falcon first; residents and local stakeholders can consult the updated pages to track developments as they evolve.