Giles County Warrant Records Giles County Warrant Records

Giles County warrant questions belong with the public office that holds the record or the court that issued the process. The Giles County Sheriff's Office can route law-enforcement inquiries, while court clerks can confirm case entries, hearing dates, and filed orders. A magistrate is a separate judicial contact for matters within that office's role. The correct destination depends on the case and the record requested. Use the named court from a citation or notice, and verify current contact information before traveling.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Giles County Warrant Records is a private reference site. It cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear an order, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Giles County does not publish a public Sheriff's Office warrant search or roster, and the non-emergency number is a general routing channel rather than a dedicated warrant desk. For emergencies call 911; for a personal case, use the issuing court and a Virginia lawyer as appropriate.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Start with the court or agency shown on the paperwork. Virginia's court case search is a selected case-information tool, not a warrant-status database; if a result is missing or unclear, contact the clerk for that court.

  • County law-enforcement routing: Giles County Sheriff's Office, 1 Taylor Avenue, Suite 3, Pearisburg; non-emergency dispatch 540-921-3842. Call 911 for an emergency. The office number 540-921-0031 appears in county contact material; verify the current route before a non-urgent visit. No warrant-specific counter hours or search interface were located.
  • General District Court criminal or traffic case: Clerk's Office, 120 North Main Street, Suite 1, Pearisburg, 540-921-3533. Published hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Confirm the case number and ask whether the entry is current, archived, or needs follow-up.
  • Circuit Court case: Clerk's Office, 501 Wenonah Avenue, Suite 1, Pearisburg, 540-921-1722, published hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The public online case system does not provide a complete circuit search.
  • Juvenile and domestic relations matter: Clerk's Office, 120 North Main Street, Suite 2, 540-921-3420. This docket has special confidentiality rules; do not expect public online details for protected records.
  • Magistrate process: District 27 directory information lists 503 Wenonah Avenue, Pearisburg, and 540-921-1596. In-person coverage is limited and older sources conflict, so call before going there.
  • Resolving a missed date or warrant: consult a licensed Virginia attorney and the clerk of the issuing court about the available procedure. A clerk can explain records and scheduling but cannot give legal advice; payment alone does not guarantee recall.

Town police and clerk routes. In Pearisburg, the Police Department is listed at 112 Tazewell Street, 540-921-0340; the town office has a separate civic role. Narrows lists Town Hall and Police at 210 Main Street, with town office 540-726-2423 and police 540-726-7985. Town counter hours do not establish a court schedule, and Narrows has no current municipal criminal court listing.

Pembroke's department contact, 540-626-7965, comes from a 2021 town introduction document; the linked police page was unavailable in the source review, so confirm it with the town before relying on it. Rich Creek Town Office is at 250 Old Virginia Avenue, 540-726-3260, with published weekday hours split at noon; Rich Creek Police is listed at 540-726-3643. The town's online bill payment is for utilities or taxes, not court fines or warrant status.

Public records requests. For county-held records, Giles County identifies Gracie Howard as its FOIA contact at 540-921-2525 and ghoward@gilescounty.org. Constitutional officers maintain their own records, so direct a request to the office that holds the specific existing record. Narrows lists Debbie Thomas at dthomas@townofnarrows.org as its FOIA contact; its published policy describes a five-working-day response and possible advance deposit for estimates above $200. Rich Creek lists Richard Cox at rcox@richcreek.org. A request seeks an existing record; an office need not create a clearance opinion or warrant list.

Federal charges and federal warrants follow a separate route through the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia, Roanoke Division, and PACER. County and state court search results will not confirm federal status. For any court matter, keep the case number private and verify the correct clerk and business hours before sending documents or payment.

Traffic ticket questions. Virginia's payment tool is selected by court and accepts lookup by name, case number, or hearing date. An eligible pre-court payment waives a hearing and is treated as a guilty plea; reckless-driving cases cannot be prepaid. Card payment carries a convenience fee, and payments after the stated afternoon cutoff may not post until the next business day. Confirm eligibility, amount, and local mailing instructions with Giles General District Court before paying. A payment receipt is not proof that separate warrant process was recalled.

Know what to ask. Have the court and case number from your notice ready when speaking with a clerk. Ask which docket holds the matter, whether a later order changed the date, and what office can answer a process question. A clerk can explain what the record shows and where to direct paperwork, but cannot advise what action to take. If a court entry and an agency response differ, ask each office to identify the record and entry date it is using.