This Is a Private Reference Site. We do not have access to official warrant systems and cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, change a court record, recall process, receive bond, or arrange a surrender. Contact the issuing court or the agency responsible for enforcement for an official answer.
Carroll County Court and Sheriff Contacts
For a county case, use the court division printed on the document. The Circuit Court Clerk is Sarah Bradberry. The clerk's office is at 99 Court Square, Suite 103, Huntingdon, TN 38344, and the listed main number is 731-986-1932. The criminal clerk line is 731-986-1927; the General Sessions criminal clerk line is 731-986-1926. Ask which clerk holds the particular case before sending a request or payment.
- Circuit Court Clerk: 99 Court Square, Suite 103, Huntingdon, TN 38344; 731-986-1932.
- Criminal Court Clerk: 731-986-1927 for criminal circuit records.
- General Sessions criminal clerk: 731-986-1926.
- Carroll County Sheriff's Office: 731-986-8947 for county law-enforcement questions.
- Carroll County Jail: 731-986-1906 for jail-related questions.
The county courthouse offices list general hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Verify holiday schedules and the correct counter before visiting. The Sheriff's Office does not publish a dedicated warrant-status page, warrant email, active roster, or most-wanted roster in the reviewed sources.
Requesting a County Court Record
Carroll County provides a public-record request form. The form identifies the Criminal Court Clerk's Office at 99 Court Square, Suite 103, Huntingdon, TN 38344. Requests may require prepayment. The listed fees are $0.50 per page and $5 for certification; confirm the current schedule before ordering copies. The office lists 731-986-1929 for card-payment questions.
Describe the record, court, case number, and date as specifically as possible. Requesting a file copy is different from asking whether an outstanding warrant is active. For the latter, contact the issuing clerk or Sheriff and ask about the current docket entry.
Municipal Court and City Contacts
City cases follow their own municipal routes. A county case search or Sheriff's Office call does not automatically resolve a local citation. Use the city name on the notice and ask its clerk to identify the record and current procedure.
- McKenzie: Police Department, 2470 Cedar Street, 731-352-2265; city court clerk, 731-352-2292. Citation information lists in-person weekday service from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and mail to P.O. Box 160. Confirm accepted payment method and current instructions with the city.
- Huntingdon: Municipal Court clerk, 731-986-2906. The court handles city traffic and ordinance matters, with a Monday 4 p.m. calendar. The city identifies the Police/Public Safety Building as the municipal payment location, available seven days a week.
- Bruceton: Police and court-clerk contact, 209 Cheatham Street, 731-586-7311. The reviewed town source does not state a payment portal or payment methods.
- Atwood: Recorder, 731-662-7689. Available directory sources conflict about current municipal-court status, so verify the clerk and location before relying on an older listing.
- Trezevant: Recorder/court clerk, 731-669-4831. The directory gives general office hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed noon to 1 p.m.; confirm the current address because published listings differ.
Choosing the Right Office
Have the court name, case number, and a copy of the citation ready. Ask whether the file is municipal, General Sessions, Circuit, or another court's record. A case search can help identify a docket, but it does not provide a dedicated active-warrant or recall field. For procedural advice about a personal case, contact a licensed Tennessee attorney.
For the online county search limits, see Warrant Lookup. The municipal warrant page summarizes how the city contacts differ from county offices.