Frederick County Warrant RecordsFrederick County Warrant Records

Use the official office that holds the record or can route the question. The Frederick County Sheriff’s Warrants line handles warrant-service questions; Circuit, GDC, and JDR clerks manage different court files. This is a private reference, not a government office. The contacts below are for official records, court process, and specific-document requests.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Frederick County Warrant Records cannot confirm, recall, or clear a warrant, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the Sheriff or the court that issued the process.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the contact that matches the record. The Joint Judicial Center is at 5 N. Kent Street in Winchester; its clerks share an address but not case files. Court clerk hours are generally Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Confirm current hours and counter procedures before traveling.

  • Warrant service or status routing: Frederick County Sheriff’s Warrants, 540-662-2921. The published general Sheriff’s Office address is 107 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601. A warrant-window schedule is not posted.
  • Records office: Sheriff’s Records, 540-662-8961. This is separate from the Warrants line.
  • Felony or Circuit Court file: Circuit Clerk Sarah J. Kahle, 540-667-5770, Joint Judicial Center, 5 N. Kent Street, Winchester. See the Circuit Court page.
  • Adult misdemeanor, traffic, or town ordinance filing: Frederick/Winchester GDC Clerk Tamara Heishman, 540-722-7208, at the Judicial Center. See the GDC page.
  • JDR or juvenile matter: Clerk Lisa M. Eaton, 540-667-5770, at the Judicial Center. Ask what may be disclosed because privacy rules apply.
  • Specific Sheriff records or policies: Submit a focused Virginia FOIA request through the county portal or send it to the FOIA Officer, Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, 1080 Coverstone Drive, Winchester, VA 22602.

FOIA is a route for defined public documents, logs, policies, and aggregate information. It is not a substitute for asking the clerk or Sheriff about a personal court-status question. The Sheriff’s FOIA page says actual reasonable costs may apply and an estimate or deposit may be required.