Perry County Warrant Records Perry County Warrant Records

Most people checking on Perry County city court warrants need one answer: does the court have a case open on me, and what does it want next? Call the municipal court named on your notice or citation. That clerk can read the current docket entry and tell you the required step. Warrants from these courts usually trace back to traffic matters, ordinance violations, misdemeanors, or a missed court appearance. New Augusta and Richton each run their own municipal court, so start with the right one. There is no single public lookup that covers both cities, their police departments, and the Perry County Sheriff's Department at once. Felony cases filed in circuit court sit with the Perry County Circuit Clerk instead. Pin down the jurisdiction first, then keep copies of everything the court sends you.

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City Court Warrants in Perry County

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Which Perry County Cities Have Municipal Courts

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How to Check a City Court Warrant

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What a City Court Warrant Shows

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Resolving a City Court Warrant

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Two Perry Towns, Two Courts

The official place listing documents Richton and New Augusta as incorporated towns.

Official incorporated-place listing for Perry County’s two towns

Each municipal court keeps its own cases, so the geographic record is only a routing aid.

New Augusta’s Municipal Contact

The court lists Judge Paul B. Johnson III, PO Box 401, phone 601-964-1801, and fax 601-964-3719. Confirm present procedures before sending records.

Richton’s Contact Discrepancy

The current research source gives 601-778-6015, but an older official directory differs by one digit. Verify the correct number through an official source before relying on it.

Municipal Court and Justice Court Differ

Town ordinance and municipal traffic matters belong to the appropriate city court. Justice Court has separate county jurisdiction, and felony cases proceed through Circuit Court.

CDPs Do Not Add City Courts

Beaumont and Runnelstown appear as populated places, not additional incorporated towns in the source map. This build therefore uses municipal pages only for Richton and New Augusta.

A Perry Municipal Request Should Be Narrow

Identify the town, citation, case number, date range, and exact record sought. Ask for a fee estimate and public portions if some details are restricted. A focused request helps the clerk distinguish court process from a police incident file or a county Circuit docket.

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