News and Announcements

NOTICE:

COURTHOUSE AND ANNEX PHONE NUMBER CHANGE

Effective Thursday April 16, 2026, Scurry County Courthouse and Annex will have one phone number for each building instead of a number for each office. When you call the main number, you will be given a numerical option to dial for each department.

All other department numbers will remain the same.

Scurry County Courthouse: (325) 573-9316
Scurry County Annex (325) 573-5406

 

Nominate a Scurry County Employee for Employee of the Month

Scurry County is proud to recognize employees who demonstrate excellence, dedication, and outstanding service. Our Employee of the Month program is open to nominations from anyone — fellow employees, supervisors, or members of the public.

If someone made a positive impact on your day or went the extra mile in their work, we want to hear about it!

How to Nominate:

• Fill out the nomination form below
• Share what made their service exceptional
• Submit anytime — we review nominations monthly

Help us celebrate the people who make Scurry County a great place to work and live.

About Scurry County

Scurry County is located in west-central Texas, known for its rich history and contributions to the state's development. Established in 1876 and organized in 1884, the county was named after William R. Scurry, a Confederate general in the Civil War. Its seat, Snyder, became a focal point for settlement due to its proximity to Clear Fork of the Brazos River and a convenient location for ranching and trade. Early inhabitants included Native American tribes such as the Comanches, who thrived in the region until the late 19th century when settlers and military campaigns pushed them out.

The county's history is deeply tied to its cattle ranching heritage. In the late 19th century, vast open ranges made Scurry County ideal for cattle grazing, attracting settlers seeking new opportunities in the rugged Texas landscape. The development of the railroad further spurred growth, allowing for the transportation of cattle and goods to markets across the state and beyond. By the early 20th century, oil discoveries transformed the county’s economy, bringing an influx of workers and industry. Snyder became a boomtown during the 1950s due to the discovery of the Canyon Reef oil field, one of the largest at the time.

Today, Scurry County reflects a blend of its historical roots and modern developments. While agriculture and energy production remain vital to its economy, the county also celebrates its history through museums, local festivals, and preserved historical landmarks. The rich cultural heritage and resilience of the people make Scurry County a unique and integral part of Texas history.

Public Notices

Truth In Taxation

SCURRY COUNTY GAME ROOM ORDINANCE

On September 16, 2025 Scurry County Commissioners Court voted to implement a game room ordinance. Any questions about this ordinance or for an application, please contact the Scurry County Sheriff's Office.

Scurry County Game Room Ordinance

Request for Proposal (RFP):

 

Scurry County seeks qualified contractors to provide repair services for the roof coping and associated masonry at the Scurry County Armory. The building exhibits cracking, joint separation, and weathering along the concrete coping and adjacent brickwork, as shown in the attached image.

Armory RFP