Mathews County Warrant Records Mathews County Warrant Records

This privately operated website cannot look up or confirm a Mathews County warrant. Use the court clerk for case events, the sheriff's main office for local law-enforcement records, and the magistrate for matters within that office's authority. Mathews County does not publish a separate warrant-unit phone line or public warrant counter schedule, so call the office before visiting with a status question.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This site cannot confirm a warrant, alter court records, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the court that handled the case or the appropriate law-enforcement office directly; for an emergency, call 911.

Need Mathews County Case Information?

Start with the office whose records or process are involved. These local contacts do not replace a lawyer's advice or guarantee that a warrant-status question can be answered by phone:

  • General District Court case or traffic matter: Mathews General District Court Clerk, 10622 Buckley Hall Road, Liberty Square, Mathews, VA; 804-725-2242. The clerk's published office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Circuit Court case: Mathews Circuit Court Clerk, 10622 Buckley Hall Road, Suite A, Mathews, VA; 804-725-2550. Confirm hours and record availability with the clerk.
  • Juvenile, family, or support matter: Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Clerk, 7400 Justice Drive, Room 204, Gloucester, VA; 804-693-4850. Local sessions are held at the Mathews courthouse; juvenile record access is restricted.
  • Local law-enforcement records: Mathews County Sheriff's Office, 10622 Buckley Hall Road, Suite B, Mathews, VA; 804-725-7177. The county does not list a separate warrant desk or warrant line.
  • Magistrate process: District 9 Magistrate, 50 Brickbat Road, Mathews, VA; 804-725-2163. A magistrate handles matters within the office's statutory authority, not general case status for every court.
  • Existing sheriff's records: direct a Virginia FOIA request to the sheriff's office at P.O. Box 190, Mathews, VA, or ask about the county's online request portal. Describe a specific record; FOIA does not require an agency to create a new warrant list.

Virginia's online court case information can help locate a docket, but a case entry is not a live warrant certification. If you need to act on a possible warrant, obtain case-specific advice and confirm the next step with the issuing court or counsel.