Access Haskell County Clerk Records

The Haskell County Clerk of the District Court is the court-records clerk for District Court cases, not the same office as the County Clerk. A Haskell County Clerk of the District Court records search may begin online, but certified copies, older files, courthouse-terminal access, divorce records, probate records, and restricted-case questions often require direct contact with the clerk. The office supports Haskell County District Court filings for civil, criminal, traffic filed in District Court, domestic, probate, guardianship, conservatorship, small claims, and other case types. Clear case details make each request faster.

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Haskell County Clerk of the District Court

The Kansas Judicial Branch 26th Judicial District listing identifies Reid Borchetta as Clerk of the District Court for the Haskell County District Court listing. The clerk keeps District Court pleadings, process, case files, dockets, awards, orders, and judgments filed in Haskell County. The office is the practical contact for certified court copies, record requests, filing questions, courthouse-terminal access, and records not available through Kansas CaseSearch.

The Haskell County courthouse is the local filing counter for District Court case records. District-wide court administration also matters because Haskell County is in the 26th Judicial District with Grant, Morton, Seward, Stanton, and Stevens counties. Judges and some district services may be shared across the district, but Haskell County filings and local court record requests still route through the Haskell County District Court clerk channel in Sublette.

Haskell County Clerk of the District Court

Clerk: Reid Borchetta

Haskell County Courthouse

300 S Inman

PO Box 146

Sublette, KS 67877

620-675-2671

Fax: 620-675-8599

Call before traveling because county-specific District Court hours were not located.

26th Judicial District


What Haskell County Clerk Records Include

The Clerk of the District Court handles records that belong to the court case file. That includes civil petitions, criminal complaints and informations, traffic cases filed in district court, divorce and domestic cases, probate and estate cases, guardianship and conservatorship files, small claims, protection orders, judgments, journal entries, notices, and other filings. Some files are public. Others are limited by Kansas Supreme Court Rule 22, Kansas statutes, or a court order.

  • Maintains District Court pleadings, process, case files, dockets, orders, judgments, and awards.
  • Receives filings for civil, criminal, domestic, probate, small claims, and traffic cases filed in District Court.
  • Provides public access channels through CaseSearch, courthouse terminals, counter requests, mail, and phone help.
  • Issues or processes certified copies when a court record is eligible for release.
  • Directs requesters away from municipal, county administrative, KBI, or federal records when the file is not a District Court case.

District Clerk vs County Clerk

Kansas creates a split that can confuse Haskell County record searches. The Clerk of the District Court is the court-record custodian. The Haskell County Clerk is a county administrative official. The research identifies Tammy Miller as Haskell County Clerk through the Kansas County Clerks and Election Officials Association southwest district page. That County Clerk office is at 300 S. Inman, PO Box 518, Sublette, KS 67877, phone 620-675-2263, and is not the custodian for district court case files.

OfficeUse ForDo Not Use For
Clerk of the District CourtDistrict Court case files, divorce, probate, criminal, civil, court copies, court filingsCounty commission minutes, elections, county tax roll support
County ClerkCounty administration, election administration, commission records, payroll/accounting, county records not assigned elsewhereDistrict Court docket sheets, divorce decrees, probate letters, criminal case filings
TreasurerDriver license renewals, motor vehicle, tax payments, tags, passports, treasurer servicesCourt case records and certified court copies

The City of Satanta official homepage is one local source showing a separate city government route outside the Haskell County District Court clerk system.

Haskell County Clerk of the District Court municipal records distinction

City records and city court questions should not be sent to the Haskell County Clerk of the District Court unless a case moved into District Court.


Request Haskell County Clerk Records

The request channel depends on the record. Kansas CaseSearch is the first online path for public District Court case information. A courthouse terminal can be used for some public records not available remotely. Certified copies, older files, and records with access questions should be requested from the Clerk of the District Court by phone, mail, or in person. KORA does not create one central Kansas repository, so the specific custodian matters.

ChannelBest UseHaskell County Detail
OnlineKansas CaseSearch for public District Court case dataUse county, case number, party name, business name, citation, or available filters.
Courthouse terminalPublic records not available remotelyAvailable at the courthouse subject to Rule 22 and restrictions.
In personFiling, clerk questions, terminal access, copy requestsHaskell County Courthouse, 300 S Inman, Sublette.
MailWritten requests and copy ordersClerk of the District Court, PO Box 146, Sublette, KS 67877.
PhoneConfirm record location, fee, and access route620-675-2671.

Request Certified Haskell County Copies

A certified copy is an official copy issued by the court clerk. It is often needed for a divorce decree, probate letters, judgment, disposition, or court order. Before requesting one, identify whether the record is a District Court record or a municipal court record. Certified copies of Haskell County District Court records should go to the Clerk of the District Court. City tickets and ordinance cases may require Sublette or Satanta municipal court contact instead.

  1. Search Kansas CaseSearch or your papers for the case number, party names, case type, and filing date.
  2. Decide which document is needed, such as a decree, order, disposition, letters, judgment, or docket sheet.
  3. Call 620-675-2671 or write to the clerk to confirm access, copy type, fee, and delivery options.
  4. Submit requester name, mailing address, email or phone, document request, copy type, and payment method after the clerk confirms it.
  5. Use pick up, mail, or another delivery method the clerk permits for that record.

Note: Certified district court copy fees were not located in official Haskell sources, so confirm the amount before mailing payment.


Haskell County Records Request Fields

No Haskell-specific District Court records request form was located in the research. The fields below reflect Kansas records request practice and the information the clerk needs to identify the file. A complete request helps avoid delays, especially where a common name, older case, sealed file, or copy-certification question is involved.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Requester nameTextLikely yesUsed for response and billing.
Mailing addressTextLikely yes for mailed copiesFull street or PO box, city, state, and ZIP.
Email or phoneTextLikely yesUse reachable contact information for fee estimates.
Case numberTextStrongly recommendedModern format may use county, year, case type, and sequence.
Party nameTextYes if no case numberExact spelling helps.
Record requestedTextYesOrder, docket sheet, journal entry, disposition, probate file, or other document.
Copy typeCheckbox or radioOptionalPlain copy, certified copy, or authenticated copy.
Delivery methodCheckbox or radioOptionalPick up, mail, or email if permitted.

Haskell County Clerk Fee Schedule

The research located some statewide or related fees but did not locate a Haskell County District Court copy-fee schedule. For Clerk of the District Court work, do not assume a dollar amount that was not found. Kansas public records law allows agencies to charge reasonable actual costs for copies and access. The KBI fees below are included only to show the difference between court records and statewide criminal-history checks.

ItemFee or Rule
CaseSearch public searchFree public search for available public case data
Certified District Court copyFee not located, confirm with clerk
Kansas public record copy feesReasonable actual costs allowed
KBI name-based criminal history$30.00
KBI fingerprint criminal history$45.00
KBI certified name-based check$40.00
KBI certified fingerprint-based check$55.00
Marriage license$85.50 plus processing fee

Municipal and KBI Record Fallbacks

The Clerk of the District Court is not the only record source in Haskell County. Sublette Municipal Court and Satanta Municipal Court handle city ordinance and local traffic matters inside their city limits. Satanta identifies Shellie Barker, CMC, as City/Court Clerk, and the city hall contact is 503 Ponca Ave, PO Box 665, Satanta, KS 67870, phone 620-649-2500. Sublette city offices are at PO Box 934, 103 Cody Street, Sublette, KS 67877, phone 620-675-2326.

The Satanta City/Court Clerk page shows the municipal clerk route for city court matters.

Haskell County Clerk of the District Court Satanta municipal fallback

Use Satanta or Sublette municipal court for city ordinance and city traffic records, and use the Haskell County Clerk of the District Court for District Court files.

The District of Kansas court locations page is a separate federal court source.

Haskell County Clerk of the District Court federal court distinction

Federal court records, KBI criminal-history checks, and city court files do not replace the Haskell County District Court case file kept by the local clerk.

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