Casa Warrant Checks
Casa has no police warrant search, city court lookup, citation database, or recall form of its own. Start with the Perry County Sheriff's official Warrants page instead. The sheriff answers around the clock at (501) 889-2333. The site links out to a Warrants List, but that list's court labels don't match the confirmed Arkansas court system, so call rather than trust an entry. Ask whether a Casa warrant is active and which court issued it. Confirm any quoted bond amount is current. Then contact that court's clerk. The clerk holds the docket.
- Collect the legal name, birth date, citation, and likely issuing agency.
- Call the sheriff for current status and court routing.
- Call Perry County District Court for traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, or FTA matters.
- Call the Circuit Clerk if the matter belongs to the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
- Confirm the result again after any payment, hearing, bond, or recall.
Casa Has No Warrant Portal
Casa publishes no city warrant database, police roster, most-wanted page, payment form, or bond instructions. No surrender process is posted either. That gap does not mean no Casa warrant exists. A citation or a law-enforcement stop near town can still open a case in the county courts.
Key point: Do not use the sheriff page's unverified outbound list as final proof. Call the sheriff and confirm with the issuing clerk.
A city name on a search result proves little. Check that the source is an Arkansas government office and that the sheriff or court actually keeps Perry County records. Never let a commercial or out-of-state portal settle a Casa warrant question. Go to the office itself.
Policing and Courts in Casa
The 2025 Arkansas Municipal League entry lists city marshals for Casa. The police-chief field is blank. That's a directory clue, not proof the town lacks law enforcement. A marshal or city official cannot recall a warrant or change a judge's order, so take judicial questions to the county. For city matters, the current City of Casa site lists City Hall at 3587 Highway 10 W., Casa, AR 72025, with phone (501) 233-6210. That line reaches local government. It is not a warrant desk.
Casa City Hall
Local-government information, not live warrant status.
(501) 233-6210
Perry County Sheriff
Operational warrant confirmation and issuing-court routing.
(501) 889-2333
Perry County District Court
Traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, and failure-to-appear dockets.
(501) 889-5296
Casa Website Records Conflict
Casa keeps its current municipal site at cityofcasa.gov. The 2025 Arkansas Municipal League directory still lists `www.cityofcasa.org` instead. Directory snapshots can lag behind a live city domain, so the mismatch is worth keeping in view. Neither address is a warrant portal, though. Treat the city site as the place to confirm Casa's City Hall details and city identity, then take the judicial question straight to the county level. A stale address is also a good reason to call Casa before mailing records or trusting an old contact path.
Note: The .gov and directory-listed .org addresses differ, so verify the current city contact without treating either as a warrant database.
Warrants in Casa: The Main Types
Sort Casa warrants by the case and court that produced them. A citation is not a warrant. A missed date can lead to a bench warrant, but only the docket shows what the judge actually ordered.
| Type | Record route | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic warrant | District Court | Process tied to a traffic case, missed date, or unfinished duty. |
| Bench or FTA warrant | Issuing court | Often follows a missed appearance or failure to comply. |
| Misdemeanor warrant | District Court | Process in a lower-level criminal matter. |
| Felony arrest warrant | Circuit Court layer | Judicial authority tied to a felony case. |
| Search warrant | Issuing judge | Authority to search, not a public name-check product. |
Casa dockets don't show a capias pro fine term. Use bench warrant or arrest warrant for failure to appear unless the docket itself says otherwise.
Casa Citation Court Comes First
Casa has no municipal court of its own. An old Perry County District Court plan lists criminal and traffic dockets for Perry County, Perryville, Perry, and Houston, with no Casa docket on it. That plan dates to 2019-2020, too stale for today's schedule. Start with the citation. Read the court name at the top. Then call District Court clerk Amanda Denn at (501) 889-5296, PO Box 186, Perryville, AR 72126. Ask whether the citation is open, whether a date is set, whether it shows failure to appear, and whether a warrant is attached. If not, ask which court holds it. The route keeps Casa City Hall out of the judicial role. It also keeps one bad assumption at bay: that every ticket near Casa lands in a single city-branded system.
Casa Warrant Records: What They Show
A warrant record usually hides inside a Casa court case. There is no city list. Search ARCourts follows a general case layout. No Casa or Perry County sheriff list format is published, so the fields you see vary by court and access level.
| Issuing court | Shows the clerk and judge tied to the process. |
|---|---|
| Case type and status | Describes the case, not always live warrant status. |
| Events and docket | May show issuance, return, hearing, recall, or later filing. |
| Offense | May identify a charge and code section. |
| Bond or release | Appears only if entered and open to the public. |
| Return | Reports service or execution when filed and not sealed. |
Casa has no published warrant-number format. Never treat a case number as the warrant identifier or copy a sample number you found online.
Casa Case Search Cross-Check
Search ARCourts lets you run a Casa case search by first, middle, and last name, or by organization and case description. Spell the legal name exactly. Compare county, court, and case type first. A Casa address alone identifies no one. An open case can show participants, events, offenses, sentences, milestones, docket descriptions, and documents. The portal itself warns its data serves no official or legal-notice purpose. An open case does not prove a Casa warrant. The warrant entry may show issuance, a return, a motion, or a later recall. Use the portal to find the likely Casa docket and court. Then call the clerk for the record. The sheriff covers live warrant status, and each system updates on its own clock.
Casa Warrants and Perry County
A Casa case lands in one of two courts. Perry County District Court covers traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, and preliminary felony matters. Felony trials move up to the Sixth Judicial Circuit. Deputies from the Perry County sheriff serve the process and pass along current operational details.
The practical flow is: Casa citation or agency contact → issuing court → Perry County Sheriff for service → clerk and sheriff updates after court action. Arkansas has no verified unified public statewide active-warrant search. Search ARCourts supplies case information, not a guaranteed warrant roster.
The Perry County warrant records overview lays out the wider county route. For warrant answers, rely on the county offices, not Casa City Hall.
Casa Payment and Recall Limits
Casa publishes no payment route, bond schedule, recall motion, mail form, amnesty event, or walk-in process of its own. City Hall lists a phone number, but that does not mean it takes court money. Only the issuing court can say whether any payment option applies. The official Arkansas court payment entry may cover an eligible Perry District Court citation. Ask the clerk about eligibility, fees, and what payment does to a Casa warrant. Paying is not a hearing, and it may not replace a judicial recall order.
Payment rule: Keep every receipt, then ask both the issuing court and sheriff whether the Casa warrant status changed.
A Sixth Judicial Circuit case is different. Call Circuit Clerk Renee Rainey at (501) 889-5126 instead of assuming the District Court payment entry fits.
Accessing Casa Warrant Records
Start with the law. The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, including Ark. Code Ann. § 25-19-105, opens nonexempt public records held by the right custodian. A Casa request can ask for a warrant record, a list policy, or the office's update practice. Not every file is open. Juvenile records stay confidential under Ark. Code Ann. § 9-27-309. Sealed warrants, protected affidavits, and sensitive law-enforcement files can remain closed too. A Casa City Hall request cannot break a court seal or move a county court record somewhere else. If an office denies access, ask it to name the custodian and the legal basis. FOIA reaches public records and policies, but it does not reach a sealed or exempt juvenile matter.
Resolving a Casa Warrant
Once a Casa warrant is confirmed, ask the issuing court what act it requires. That might be a new appearance, bond, payment, proof of compliance, a plea, or a motion to recall or quash. Recall means the court withdraws the warrant itself. Quash means the whole process is set aside.
- Confirm active status, issuing court, and current amount with the sheriff.
- Ask the clerk for the case number, docket status, and next court date.
- Consult an attorney if an appearance may lead to custody.
- Confirm the location, time, bond terms, and accepted method before appearing.
- Obtain the court order or receipt after action.
- Verify the final update with the court and sheriff.
No Casa surrender window or guaranteed release procedure exists on the books. A sheriff line that answers around the clock does not mean every Casa court service runs all hours.