Dickenson County Warrant Records Dickenson County Warrant Records

Start with the court record. Dickenson County warrant records are held by the court or agency responsible for the case, and each office answers a different question. The combined General District and JDR Clerk handles adult traffic and misdemeanor files; the Circuit Clerk routes Circuit matters. The Sheriff's Office answers for its own service and agency records, while town police departments handle their reports. Keep the case number ready. Use the case paper to choose the right contact.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This privately operated site cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear one, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. No dedicated Dickenson County warrant unit or direct warrant phone was verified. Contact the court or agency that holds the record.

Where to Contact Dickenson County Officials

Use the document's court name and case number as the routing key. The combined General District and JDR Clerk is at 119 Courthouse Lane, Clintwood, (276) 926-1630. That office routes adult traffic, misdemeanor, and juvenile docket questions, while juvenile records have separate access limits. The courthouse calendar provides local times, but it does not confirm an individual case's status.

  • General District or JDR case: call the combined clerk at (276) 926-1630. Give the case number, citation number, or hearing date and ask which record or appearance procedure applies.
  • Felony or Circuit case: contact the Circuit Clerk at (276) 926-1616 or (276) 926-1617. Circuit filings and capias questions do not belong at the General District counter.
  • Magistrate process or bond question: the magistrate's office is at 1019 Happy Valley Drive, (276) 926-1640. In-person coverage is limited; call before travelling. After hours, dispatch/non-emergency at (276) 926-1650 can provide the on-duty contact.
  • Sheriff service, custody, or sheriff-held record: Dickenson County Sheriff's Office, 293 Clintwood Main Street, (276) 926-1600; general weekday office hours are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dispatch/non-emergency is (276) 926-1650.
  • Clintwood police report: Clintwood Police Department, 207 Walnut Street, (276) 926-8710. The department is not a separate municipal court or verified warrant hotline.
  • Haysi police report: Haysi Police Department, 162 Backbone Ridge, (276) 865-7101. Nights and weekends route through dispatch at (276) 926-1650.
  • Clinchco police report: Clinchco Police Department, 156 Main Street, (276) 835-1923. Use 911 for an emergency.
  • Town-held administrative record: use the relevant town clerk or FOIA route. Town Hall is not the court clerk, and municipal FOIA fees do not establish a court fine or bond.

Virginia's Online Case Information System searches eligible public adult cases. Select the right court and Dickenson County; the site is not a complete public warrant database and does not process payments. For citation payment, use the Virginia Judiciary district-court ticket information and confirm eligibility for that particular case.

The county does not publish a verified active-warrant roster, most-wanted list, amnesty event, bond schedule, warrant recall form, or walk-in clearance policy. The Sheriff's arrests archive is a historical agency record rather than an active warrant list. A failed name search should therefore be followed by a case-number inquiry with the issuing clerk, not treated as proof that nothing is pending.

For an official record request, identify whether the document belongs to the court, Sheriff's Office, or a town. Virginia FOIA may cover eligible agency records, subject to exemptions and redactions; court record access follows court rules. The Sheriff's forms page and local clerk pages provide their own request routes. A clerk may explain how to obtain a copy but cannot recommend a legal strategy.

If you believe a warrant or capias applies to you, write down the issuing court, case number, charge, and next date before calling. Ask whether a later order was entered and how the court records a completed payment, appearance, or recall. A licensed Virginia attorney can explain what response fits the case. Do not send sensitive identifiers to an unverified private search provider or rely on a third-party summary as official confirmation.

For a time-sensitive safety emergency, call 911. For a non-emergency after-hours law-enforcement contact, use dispatch at (276) 926-1650. That number connects to the appropriate public-safety route; it is not a promise that an on-duty officer can provide legal advice or make a court-status determination.

The General District schedule lists Town of Clintwood traffic at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Town of Clinchco and deputy traffic at 10:00 a.m., and Town of Haysi and trooper traffic at 1:00 p.m. These are routing clues, not a person's hearing notice. Call the combined clerk to confirm a date or continuance rather than planning around a general calendar.

Town administrative records use separate contacts. Haysi Town Clerk Amanda Perrigan handles requests at (276) 865-5187 on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Clinchco Town Hall takes records inquiries at (276) 835-1160 and publishes its own FOIA fee schedule. Clintwood Town Hall handles municipal administration. None of the towns publishes a separate trial court or warrant portal.

If the paper's court name is unclear, compare it with the official case result before calling. A Circuit capias, a General District traffic citation, and a sheriff-held service record require different contacts. Note the office, date, and instructions, then keep any receipt or order that confirms a completed court step.