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Strong Christian Faith
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Rooted Family Values
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Conservative Republican
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Lifetime Resident of Precinct 4
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14 Year Police Veteran
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Dedicated Public Servant

TARRANT COUNTY PRECINCT 4

Northwest Tarrant County:
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Northwest Fort Worth

UPDATES IN JP#4 COURT
MESSAGE FROM
JUDGE GREGORY
October 2025 - Monthly Stats
Welcome to the Justice of the Peace Precinct #4 Court Update.
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1041 Civil Cases were filed
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929 Civil cases were disposed
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2966 Active civil cases remain on the docket with no backlog.
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170 Criminal cases were filed
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263 Criminal cases disposed
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1885 Active Criminal cases remain on the docket. With no criminal case backlog.
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41 Arrest warrants were signed
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9 Driver’s License Hearings
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0 Property Hearing
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3 MHMR Hearings
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0 Handgun License
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Total # phone calls handled 971
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Average talk times 2 min & 46s
As your Judge, I have prioritized fiscal responsibility in the JP 4 Court, the fourth-largest volume court in the county. My team and I have worked tirelessly to ensure your tax dollars are spent wisely, and to date, this court has returned a total of $152,884.10 back to the county.
I remain committed to running a fiscally responsible court and will continue to hold myself accountable to you, the taxpayers, by ensuring your hard-earned dollars are managed with care and efficiency.
Thank you for the trust you've placed in me and my team. Serving you is an honor. If you have any suggestions on how we can improve your experience with the court, I welcome your input and encourage you to reach out.
-Judge Christopher Gregory and staff
Meet Honey the Official Court Dog
We have added a new team member to
the JP4 court. Honey is a mini Dachshund who loves people and loves to play. Feel free to come by to meet her while you’re taking care of business at court.

I am honored to announce that I have officially submitted my application to run for re-election in the 2026 Republican Primary for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 in Tarrant County.
Serving the citizens of our community has been one of the greatest honors of my life. Eight years ago, I made a promise to restore ethics, integrity, honesty, commitment, transparency, and service to this court. I am proud to say that promise has been fulfilled—and I remain dedicated to upholding those same values every single day.
As we continue this important work, I respectfully ask for your support, whether through your endorsement, your contribution, or by simply sharing our message with others who value principled and community-focused leadership.
Together, we can continue building a court that serves the people with fairness, respect, and integrity.
Thank you for your trust and support.
Christopher Gregory
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4
Tarrant County.






