Roanoke City Warrant Records Roanoke City Warrant Records

Roanoke City Warrant Records is a private reference and cannot confirm a case or act on court process. For an official answer, contact the office responsible for that record. General District Court handles many adult traffic and criminal matters. The Sheriff’s Office and Police Department maintain separate service and records channels. Start locally. The contact list below routes readers to the relevant City office for case information, law-enforcement records, or procedural questions. Use the published process for a specific case or records request.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This private reference cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, change court process, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or provide legal advice. Contact the originating court or authorized agency for an official answer.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the Roanoke City office that holds the record or handles the process:

  • Adult traffic, misdemeanor, or ordinance case: Roanoke City General District Court, 315 W Church Avenue SW, second floor; 540-853-2767 or 540-853-2361. GDC clerk and schedule.
  • Circuit criminal file: Roanoke City Circuit Court, 315 W Church Avenue; criminal clerk 540-853-6723. Circuit clerk information.
  • Juvenile, support, or domestic case: Roanoke City JDR Court, 315 W Church Avenue SW, first floor; 540-853-2389. Online JDR information is restricted. JDR clerk details.
  • Probable cause or initial bail: Magistrate Office, 324 Campbell Avenue SW; 540-853-2247. Official court materials describe this as a 24/7 channel. Magistrate role and contact.
  • Warrant service or Sheriff routing: Roanoke City Sheriff’s Office, 340 Campbell Avenue SW; 540-853-2941. Public office hours are weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. City Sheriff contact.
  • Police records: Roanoke Police Department, 348 Campbell Avenue SW; 540-853-2212. Use its official records-request route for eligible Police files, not for a public warrant search. Police records request.

City FOIA requests for existing records can go by email, mail, fax, phone, or in person. The City’s guide describes a five-working-day response requirement, with written notice and up to seven additional working days when a full response is not possible. Fees depend on the request; no warrant-specific copy fee was located. Read the City FOIA policy.