Outstanding Warrants in Perry County
Start with the Perry County Sheriff Warrants page. It advertises a Warrants List button and warns that amounts can change. The outbound page does not check out as an Arkansas Perry County service, and its Common Pleas and Municipal Court language clashes with the county's confirmed court structure. Treat it as a starting lead, not a verified warrant record. An active label only means the office has not logged service, recall, a quash, or closure. It does not say why the warrant arose. Call the sheriff at (501) 889-2333 at any hour. Ask which court issued the warrant and confirm the amount. Then ask the clerk what the judge requires.
Perry County List Link Limits
No verified Perry County list shows a search box, columns, field labels, an update date, sort tools, or an export option. None promises that every warrant appears. Those gaps matter. A landing page can point to an agency without proving its outbound data are current or complete.
Warning: Do not rely on the outbound warrant-list destination. Confirm active status with the sheriff at (501) 889-2333 and the issuing court.
The sheriff's warning about changing amounts tells you a posted value is not a final quote. Ask what the figure means and who set it. Is it bond, fine, or costs? Perry County posts no county-wide bond or fee schedule, so the clerk must explain.
The Perry County Active Warrant List
The sheriff receives and serves court process. The court keeps the judicial record. A District Court warrant in Perry County may grow out of traffic, a misdemeanor, an ordinance case, failure to appear, or early felony work. Circuit Court handles felony trials. City police may serve or route paperwork, but a city contact cannot recall a judge's order.
The safest active-warrant flow is: Court issues process → clerk records the case → sheriff receives operational information → service or court action occurs → clerk and sheriff update their systems. Each handoff can take time.
Note: Absence from a public list never guarantees no warrant exists, and a recalled warrant may remain visible while systems update.
Perry County Court Confirmation
For traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, and failure-to-appear questions, call District Court clerk Amanda Denn at (501) 889-5296. Mail goes to PO Box 186, Perryville, AR 72126. The court's historical plan lists Perry County dockets in Perryville, Perry, and Houston, but its 2019-2020 schedule is no current promise. Sixth Judicial Circuit and felony files? Call Circuit Clerk Renee Rainey at (501) 889-5126. Write her at PO Box 358, Perryville, AR 72126. Ask either Perry County clerk. Request the case number, the current court date, the warrant entry, any return, a recall or quash order, and whatever act the judge requires.
District Court
Traffic, misdemeanor, city docket, and failure-to-appear records.
(501) 889-5296
Circuit Clerk
Sixth Judicial Circuit records and felony case filings.
(501) 889-5126
Active Warrants: What They Show
The sheriff's page shows no list fields. No format is confirmed. Treat any warrant number, charge column, date, bond field, or status code as unverified until the clerk confirms it. The fields below come from the Search ARCourts case schema or clerk-filed records. They can frame a request. A live Perry County warrant entry may lack them.
| Case type and status | The case category and recorded case-level status. |
|---|---|
| Participant | Name, participant type, and alias fields where public. |
| Court and division | The District Court or circuit layer holding the case. |
| Events and docket | Hearings, filings, descriptions, and later activity. |
| Offense | A charge and code section when indexed. |
| Warrant return | A filed report of service or execution, unless sealed. |
| Bond or release | Terms only if entered and open to public access. |
A sample identifier should come from the real record. Perry County posts no verified public list format to copy one from.
Perry County Case Portal Cross-Check
Search ARCourts lets you search by first, middle, and last name, or by organization and case description. Case pages may show events, offenses, sentences, milestones, docket entries, and public documents. It is public information, not legal notice. Use it to find a likely case. Then call. A docket entry containing the word warrant may describe issuance, a return, a motion, or a recall. Read the surrounding date and description. An open case still does not prove an active warrant. The official District Court clerk profile posts the Perry County contact block.
When a Perry County case clue needs explanation, this official court route answers it directly.
Perry County Warrant Roundups
Perry County runs no current warrant roundup, amnesty event, most-wanted program, or warrant-count release, and no dashboard sits behind the sheriff's site. The sheriff's press page carries a check-back notice and a June 2, 2023 website announcement, nothing more current. That is not a roundup. The official Arkansas payment entry? That is a court payment route. It is not a warrant list.
The interface displays the Perry County District Court contact block. The clerk must confirm eligibility and whether any payment affects a warrant.
Key point: Perry County has no verified most-wanted roster to republish. Use the official sheriff source and never copy names, photos, or allegations.
Perry County Sheriff Contact Options
Start with the sheriff contact page. It lists the Perry County office at 511 Aplin Avenue, Perryville, AR 72126, along with a general line, a fax, and weekday administrative hours. A 24-hour crime-tip line is posted too: (501) 889-5708. That number carries no reward promise and runs no anonymous most-wanted service. For a warrant status question, call (501) 889-2333. Keep the tip form for tips. Court motions, surrender requests, and personal warrant-resolution demands belong with the court, not the tip line. A separate sheriff association listing shows a different street address, so confirm where the right counter sits before you drive anywhere. In an emergency, call emergency services; for a routine check of your own record, give the Perry County office only the identifying details it requests and write down the response you get.
Finding Your Own Name on the List
Paying online will not necessarily clear a confirmed active warrant. The Perry County court may want a new hearing, a bond, payment, proof of compliance, or a motion to recall or quash. Recall means the court withdraws the warrant. Quash means the court sets the process aside. Only the judge or issuing court can say which step applies in Perry County.
Important: Speak with an attorney before surrendering when custody is possible; confirm the location, time, bond instructions, and issuing court first.
Voluntary surrender, posting bond, and a lawyer's motion to recall or quash are possible routes, not promised outcomes. The Perry County sheriff's site posts no walk-in surrender schedule. It names no accepted bond methods and no guaranteed release time. Administrative hours are not booking or court hours. The Perry County warrant records overview lays out the full resolution sequence. After any court act, get the order or receipt and have both the clerk and the sheriff verify the update.
Perry County Public Access Limits
The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, including Ark. Code Ann. § 25-19-105, supports access to nonexempt public records from the right custodian. A precise request can seek a public warrant record, a list policy, an update cadence, or a schema. The law does not turn Perry County operational police files into open records. Juvenile records are generally confidential under Ark. Code Ann. § 9-27-309. Sealed warrants and protected affidavits can also be withheld. Arkansas criminal procedure generally treats a returned warrant as clerk-filed and public unless sealed for good cause. Check current language in the official rules repository. If a Perry County custodian denies access, ask for the legal basis. A public-record request cannot force disclosure of exempt juvenile or sealed matter.