Craighead County Warrant RecordsCraighead County Warrant Records

The correct Craighead County contact depends on the court and the kind of answer needed. District Court docket questions go to the Jonesboro or Lake City clerk. Circuit Court records go to the Circuit Clerk. Service, county process, custody, and detention questions belong with the Sheriff’s Office or detention center. Craighead County Warrant Records is a private resource and cannot confirm or change a warrant.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. We cannot confirm, recall, quash, or clear a warrant, accept money, arrange surrender, or provide legal advice. Contact the issuing court, the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office, or an Arkansas attorney.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Begin with the court named on the citation or public docket. Craighead County’s former city courts were consolidated into the 19th District Court’s two departments, so traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, preliminary-felony, and FTA matters route to Jonesboro or Lake City. Felony cases in the Second Judicial Circuit use the Circuit Clerk. Law-enforcement offices handle service and custody but do not replace the issuing clerk’s warrant-status answer.

  • Jonesboro District Court: Chief Clerk Bridgett Clifft, 870-933-4508. The state directory lists 603 S. Madison, while older county material lists 511 S. Main. Call before traveling.
  • Lake City District Court: Chief Clerk Linda Holland, 107 Cobean Boulevard, Lake City, 870-237-4142. This department receives Lake City, Caraway, and Monette matters.
  • Second Judicial Circuit records: Circuit Clerk David Vaughn, 511 S. Main Street, Room 200, Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401, 870-933-4530.
  • Sheriff service and county process: Craighead County Sheriff’s Office, 901 Willett Road, Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401, 24-hour non-emergency line 870-933-4551. Eastern District service: 870-237-4511.
  • Bond and custody: Craighead County Detention Center, 901 Willett Road, Jonesboro, 870-933-4556.

Ask a court clerk whether a docketed warrant remains outstanding, whether appearance or bond is required, and what action causes recall. Ask the Sheriff about county service or custody logistics. Ordinary email is not a safe way to send sensitive facts: the Sheriff’s web contact page says it is not monitored around the clock and warns against confidential information in a regular message. Call the official office instead.