Russell County Warrant Records Russell County Warrant Records

This privately operated reference cannot confirm an official warrant or change a court record. This is not a warrant hotline. Use the office that keeps the relevant case: a court clerk for docket status, Magistrate Services for initial process or bail questions, or the Sheriff's Office for law-enforcement routing. When speaking with a clerk, provide the court name and case number if available. Town contacts can route municipal questions, but they do not certify judicial process. The public-office contacts below are not a way to reach this website's publisher.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This site is a private reference. It cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear process, accept bond, arrange an appearance, or give legal advice. Contact the court holding the case or the appropriate public office listed below.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the court named on the paperwork whenever possible. Russell County does not publish a separate warrant hotline or public active-warrant roster; the verified general contacts below can identify the appropriate record holder.

  • Circuit Court case: Circuit Clerk, 83 East Main Street, P.O. Box 435, Lebanon, VA 24266; (276) 889-8023. Ask for the case clerk and current docket process.
  • Traffic, misdemeanor, or combined-court case: General District/Juvenile & Domestic Relations Clerk, 83 East Main Street, P.O. Box 65, Lebanon, VA 24266; (276) 889-8051.
  • Initial complaint or bail question: District 29 Magistrate Services, Russell Office, 104 North Court Avenue, Lebanon, VA 24266; (276) 889-8060.
  • Law-enforcement service routing: Russell County Sheriff's Office, 79 Rogers Avenue, Lebanon, VA 24266; (276) 889-8033. This is the published general number, not a dedicated warrant line.
  • Town matters: Lebanon Town Hall is (276) 889-7200; Honaker Town Hall is (276) 873-6556; St. Paul town contacts are (276) 762-5297; Cleveland Town Hall is (276) 889-4365. Ask the town for routing, then confirm judicial status with the court.

The Circuit and combined-court clerk pages list weekday counter hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Town office schedules differ; call before visiting. The magistrate directory describes around-the-clock statewide service, but it does not publish a Russell-specific walk-in warrant-clearing procedure.

Russell County's official public safety and jury information warns that the Sheriff's Office does not ask for warrant or jury-duty money by phone or mail. Call the published number independently if a caller demands payment. The sheriff's published public contact is the Russell County Sheriff's Office; the inspected material did not identify a dedicated warrant division or walk-in counter.