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Questions about official Scott County court dockets and case records belong with the Clerk of the District Court or the court handling the case. This private reference resource cannot access court systems or act for the clerk. The routes below identify where to request a docket, verify a hearing, or order an official copy in Scott City, the Scott County seat.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This privately operated resource cannot retrieve dockets, reset court dates, remove or seal records, issue certified copies, file papers, or give legal advice. Contact the official clerk or court for those needs.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Choose the route that matches the request:

  • A docket or register of action: run a docket search through Kansas Case Search, use the courthouse public terminal, or ask the clerk
  • A court date: check the court schedule, then confirm the setting with the clerk or court
  • A certified copy: order it from the Clerk of the District Court, the official custodian
  • A named case: search by the exact party name or case number, then verify the match through official fields
  • A filed document: follow the court case records request route under Kansas court rules and the Kansas Open Records Act

The district-court contact is Sandra Acosta, Clerk of the District Court, Scott County, 303 Court Street, Scott City, KS 67871. The clerk's local policy publishes 620-872-7208; the live staff directory also displayed 620-260-2552 during research, so callers encountering a mismatch should confirm through the current official 25th Judicial District directory. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The clerk accepts case-focused inquiries in person, by phone, in writing, and by fax. Rule 22 distinguishes remote portal access from courthouse-terminal access, while Rule 106B addresses the register of action and public electronic district-court records. A written Kansas Open Records Act request should identify the case, record, and preferred delivery method with enough detail for the custodian to respond.