This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Patrick County Warrant Records cannot confirm a warrant, recall process, take a payment, post bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Official answers must come from the court or agency that holds the record.
Need Official Warrant Information?
Call the office responsible for the case or record. Court clerks can identify case entries and explain the next court step. The sheriff can answer whether it holds process for service. A general office number is not a dedicated warrant line, and a FOIA request is not a same-day status check.
- Patrick General District Court: 106 Rucker Street, Administration Building, Room 318, Stuart, VA 24171-0149. (276) 694-7258. Clerk hours: 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Adult traffic, misdemeanor, and preliminary-hearing cases.
- Patrick Circuit Court Clerk: 101 West Blue Ridge Street, Stuart, VA 24171-1577. (276) 694-7213. Clerk hours: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Felony and circuit-level criminal process.
- Patrick J&DR Court: 106 Rucker Street, Suite 320, Stuart, VA 24171-0452. (276) 694-3927. Clerk hours: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Family, support, juvenile, and related adult matters.
- Patrick Sheriff's Office: 106 Rucker Street, Stuart, VA 24171. (276) 694-6094; fax (276) 694-2160; mailing address P.O. Box 466. No dedicated warrant line or public counter hours were located.
- District 21 Magistrate Office: 103 West Blue Ridge Street, Stuart, VA 24171. (276) 694-2200. Complaint review, process issuance, and bail questions; statewide service is around the clock, but local public counter hours were not published.
- Patrick County FOIA: Amy Walker, (276) 693-2006, awalker@co.patrick.va.us; Donna Shough, (276) 693-2014, dshough@co.patrick.va.us. Mail: P.O. Box 466, Stuart, VA 24171. Fax: (276) 694-2160.
- Town of Stuart: 100 Patrick Avenue, Stuart, VA 24171. (276) 694-3811. Town-government and ordinance routing, not warrant confirmation.
Use the number on the relevant official court or county page before traveling. The county staff directory has a sheriff telephone entry that differs from the dedicated sheriff page, so confirm the current route by checking the official contact page.
FOIA requests may be made by phone, email, fax, mail, in person, or the county form. Describe existing records with reasonable detail and ask for a cost estimate. The county generally responds within five working days, but that schedule does not promise same-day warrant status.
For legal advice or a plan to appear, contact a licensed Virginia attorney. The local sources do not promise a walk-through, public jail bond window, or a fixed warrant amount.