Perry County Warrant RecordsPerry County Warrant Records

Start with New Augusta Municipal Court if the question involves a town citation, an ordinance case, or a missed municipal setting, because that court is the office that can actually answer it. Keep written notes from the first call onward. New Augusta warrant records have no official public town lookup, so direct contact does most of the work here. Four offices hold different pieces: the municipal court, the New Augusta Police Department, the Perry County Circuit Clerk, and the Perry County Sheriff's Department. Before dialing, figure out which court issued the paper. That one step keeps a resident from confusing a county docket, a police report, or a restricted law-enforcement response with the municipal court's current record, and it makes every follow-up question easier to frame.

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How to Check for a Warrant in New Augusta

Call the court named on the citation, notice, bond paper, or case file. For a New Augusta municipal matter, give the town court the name, citation or case number, and rough date. The town publishes no online warrant search, so the phone call is the check.

  1. Confirm that New Augusta Municipal Court is the issuing court.
  2. Call the municipal contact and ask for the present docket entry.
  3. Record the case number, process type, and date of the response.
  4. Use the Circuit Clerk only for a Circuit-level matter.
  5. Ask counsel how to address an apparent active warrant.

New Augusta Is Perry’s Courthouse Town

The official Census place listing records New Augusta’s incorporated status and population.

Census place listing for incorporated New Augusta in Perry County

New Augusta serves as Perry County's courthouse town, which helps with routing but does not make a county docket a municipal one.

554 residents2020 Census population for incorporated New Augusta.

The New Augusta Police Department and Municipal Court

New Augusta Municipal Court handles ordinance, traffic, misdemeanor, and similar municipal business. Judge Paul B. Johnson III presides. Mail reaches the court at PO Box 401, New Augusta, Mississippi; the phone is 601-964-1801 and the fax is 601-964-3719.

New Augusta Municipal Court

PO Box 401, New Augusta, MS 39462

601-964-1801

Fax: 601-964-3719

No New Augusta Warrant Portal Was Located

Police and court functions in town do not add up to a searchable public portal. New Augusta offers no warrant lookup, no online list, and no municipal payment or recall system online. Use the published court contact and ask what method the office accepts for eligible records.

An absent New Augusta web result does not establish that no court process exists.

Types of New Augusta Warrants

Municipal and county warrants arise in different kinds of cases, and the issuing court's wording controls. Treat this table as a routing aid, not a status report.

ProcessTypical contextFirst contact
Traffic processMissed municipal traffic settingNew Augusta Municipal Court
Bench warrantFailure to appear before the issuing judgeIssuing court
Ordinance processUnresolved town-code caseMunicipal Court
CapiasPost-indictment Circuit processPerry County Circuit Clerk

County-Seat Geography Can Misroute a Request

The Perry County Sheriff's Department and Circuit Clerk both sit in New Augusta, but they answer to the county, not the town court. A request that only says "New Augusta warrant" can be too vague to route. Say whether the matter belongs to the town court, Circuit Court, Justice Court, or a police record, and add an approximate date. One phone number also needs care: the county page lists 601-964-3398 for the Circuit Clerk, while the 2026 state directory lists 601-964-8663. Verify which number is current before relying on either.

What a New Augusta Warrant Record Shows

No public town sample exists to inspect. A municipal record may still carry the fields below, depending on the court system and access limits.

Case referenceA citation or local docket number, shown here as court-assigned number.
Court eventThe charge, alleged violation, setting, or nonappearance.
Process entryIssue, return, recall, or later disposition.
AmountsFine or bond data when part of the public record.
RestrictionA sealing or confidentiality marker when applicable.

New Augusta Traffic Records Stay With the Court

A citation record, a police incident report, and a warrant entry are three different documents. If a municipal date was missed, ask the New Augusta court what its docket shows and what judicial step comes next. Never assume that sending money changes the status of court process. Keep the receipt and ask for written confirmation. For wider framing, the Perry County traffic warrants page explains city and Justice Court routing.

Where New Augusta Warrants Fit With Perry County

Municipal process starts in the town court and may draw on police service or broader law-enforcement coordination. The MDPS CIC, MJIC, and NCIC systems stay restricted, with no public search. Officers must verify a positive response with the entering agency.

Warrant flow: New Augusta Municipal Court or Police › Perry County law enforcement › restricted state and national systems.

County-level details belong in the Perry County warrant records guide.

If a New Augusta Number Looks Old

A New Augusta number that looks old deserves a check against a current town, county, or Secretary of State directory. Entries age, and one wrong digit sends a caller to the wrong office. Hold back case details until the office identity is confirmed. Then write down the source and date used.

Public Access to New Augusta Warrant Records

The Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983 covers many agency records, while court materials also follow judicial access rules. Sealed cases, juvenile information, and active investigative material may be withheld. A custodian may redact exempt details and release the separable public portions.

Mississippi Ethics Commission guidance explains public-record response timing, fees, exemptions, and written denials.

A Focused New Augusta Records Request

Say exactly what you want: a citation, docket entry, warrant, return, recall, disposition, or incident report. Add the issuing office, the date range, a case number if known, the format, and a request for advance fee notice. If access is denied, ask for a written explanation citing the basis. Save the request, the reply, and contact notes together in one file. A dated trail beats an undated third-party result and makes later verification far easier.

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