Atascosa County District Court Posts Criminal and Civil Dockets (July 14)
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Pleasanton residents who want to track whatโs scheduled in Atascosa County District Court can start with the weekly docket PDFs posted by the 81st/218th District Court.
For the week of July 13, 2026, the courtโs site lists two Atascosa County docket-setting PDFs dated July 14, 2026: one for the criminal trial docket and one for the civil trial docket.
In both PDFs, the court shows a docket type plus timing details, including a Setting Comm: JDC 7/14 and a SETTING DATE: 08/10/2026.
Why this matters locally
Court schedules can affect families, workplaces, and anyone who has a court-related obligation. The weekly docket PDFs give residents a practical snapshot of what the court has scheduled for docket call and the setting dates shown in the documentsโbefore you dig into case-specific notices.
Where to find the official weekly docket PDFs
Go to the courtโs official dockets page and look for the section labeled DOCKETS WEEK OF JULY 13, 2026. Under Atascosa, youโll see the two 07/14/2026 PDF linksโone for criminal trial docket settings and one for civil trial docket settings.
Whatโs posted for Atascosa County in the July 14, 2026 PDFs
- Criminal trial docket PDF (Atascosa County) โ dated July 14, 2026; shows Setting Comm: JDC 7/14 and SETTING DATE: 08/10/2026.
- Civil trial docket PDF (Atascosa County) โ dated July 14, 2026; shows Setting Comm: JDC 7/14 and SETTING DATE: 08/10/2026.
How to use the PDFs (and what to double-check)
To use these listings effectively:
- Download the right document (criminal trial vs. civil trial).
- Confirm the timing fields inside the PDFโlook for Setting Comm: JDC 7/14 and the SETTING DATE shown in the document.
- Double-check any case-specific instructions connected to your matter, because docket schedules can change.
As always, this is general civic informationโnot legal adviceโand posted docket settings can shift due to continuances, removals, or rescheduling. If you have a case obligation, rely on the notice tied to your case.
Sources
- 81st & 218th District Court: Dockets (official weekly docket PDF index)
- Texas State Historical Association (TSHA): Pleasanton, TX
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