Franklin County Warrant Records Franklin County Warrant Records

Call the office that maintains the record. Clerks and law-enforcement agencies in Franklin County keep different information, and one office cannot confirm every part of a case. Official contacts can route a citation, docket, or execution question to the responsible desk. Keep a court notice nearby and ask whether the office can answer by phone before traveling. Posted schedules help with planning, but they do not promise that every question can be handled as a walk-in matter. For a case involving you or a family member, start with the office shown on the paper.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This site cannot confirm whether process exists, recall a warrant, accept bond or fine payments, arrange surrender, or provide legal advice. Contact the court that owns the case, a Virginia attorney, or the sheriff for sheriff-held execution questions.

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Use the office that holds the record or handles the specific process question:

  • Adult traffic, misdemeanor, or ordinance case: Franklin General District Court Clerk, 275 South Main Street, Suite 111, Rocky Mount, VA; 540-483-3060; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Felony file, indictment, or Circuit criminal matter: Circuit Court Clerk, 275 South Main Street, Suite 212, Rocky Mount, VA; 540-483-3065; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Juvenile, support, custody, or family matter: J&DR Court Clerk, 275 South Main Street, Suite 3, Rocky Mount, VA; 540-483-3055; 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
  • Probable-cause issuance or initial bail: Franklin Magistrate's Office, 70 East Court Street, Suite 105, Rocky Mount, VA; 540-483-3076.
  • Sheriff execution, jail, or agency record: Franklin County Sheriff's Office, 70 East Court Street, Rocky Mount, VA; 540-483-3000; fcso@franklincountyva.gov.
  • Online case locator: use Virginia OCIS, then confirm the case with the matching Franklin clerk.

The county does not publish a separate sheriff warrant desk or walk-in warrant line. The Sheriff contact above is a general office route. For court status, call the clerk responsible for the case; the magistrate and sheriff answer different questions.