A large county can lead in total arrests without having the state's highest rate. This directory puts both measures together and links each county to its three-year record, definitions, and source files.
The latest source has matching marijuana offense rows for 250 counties. A missing row is labeled plainly and never treated as zero.
Source: Texas DPS Computerized Criminal History county/offense workbook, published January 13, 2026; arrest years 2023, 2024, 2025. Population: U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 county estimates. Dataset assembled 2026-09-02; page reviewed .
Counts represent marijuana-coded arrest records, not necessarily unique people or arrest events. Missing source rows remain distinct from reported zero counts. Read definitions and limitations. Download the normalized CSV.
Created by Nick French and maintained by StackSwap. Independent of Texas DPS and the Census Bureau. Request a correction with the page, year, source row and proposed correction. Reports are checked against the original files before published figures change.