Prince Edward County Warrant Records Prince Edward County Warrant Records

This private reference site cannot check or clear a warrant. Use the court or law-enforcement contact that matches the case: the issuing court or magistrate for status and court process, and the responsible agency for service questions. The numbers below are local starting points; confirm office hours before visiting. General District Court handles many local traffic, misdemeanor, and ordinance matters, while Circuit and Juvenile and Domestic Relations courts have different records and access rules. Begin with the court named on the paperwork and verify current procedures through an official number.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This website cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear it, post bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the court or magistrate that issued the process for case status and court procedure. The Sheriff’s Office may answer appropriate questions about service. For an immediate threat or emergency, call 911.

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Match the question to the office holding the record. Give staff the court name, case number, and date shown on the paperwork when available. Do not rely on an online docket alone to confirm current warrant status.

  • Prince Edward General District Court: 111 South Street, Farmville, VA 23901; (434) 392-4024. Ask about eligible traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, preliminary felony, show-cause, or capias case records.
  • Prince Edward Circuit Court Clerk: (434) 392-5145. Contact the clerk about felony matters after certification or indictment and Circuit Court filings.
  • Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court: (434) 392-3343. Records and access rules are different for protected juvenile and family matters.
  • District 10 Magistrate: 111 North South Street, Farmville; (434) 392-3750. The office is available around the clock for magistrate functions; call about the correct process for your question.
  • Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Office: 124 North Main Street, Farmville, VA 23901; (434) 392-8101. Ask about appropriate law-enforcement service or agency routing.
  • Farmville Police Department: 116 North Main Street, Farmville; (434) 392-9259. Administrative hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; emergency communications is (434) 392-3332.

Virginia’s Online Case Information System can help locate eligible public court cases, but it is not a warrant registry and does not certify that process is active or recalled. If an online search returns a possible match, use its court and case number to contact the clerk. If no result appears, call the clerk anyway: a missing search result does not establish that no record exists.

For a request to inspect public agency records, identify the record and send a request under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act to the relevant public body. FOIA is not a substitute for the court’s case-access process, and statutory exemptions may apply. Do not include sensitive identifiers in an unsecured message unless the office tells you how to submit them safely.

Farmville Police has warned residents about phone scams and says it will not settle or serve warrants by telephone. Do not pay a caller or use a payment link supplied in an unexpected message. End the call and independently dial the official number above if you need to verify a claim. For legal advice about a personal case, contact a licensed Virginia attorney.