Search Callaway County Bench Warrants

Callaway County bench warrants are court orders issued in Fulton when someone misses a court date or breaks a court-ordered agreement. The Callaway County Sheriff's Office maintains a most wanted page that lists people with active warrants. You can also check bench warrants through Missouri Case.net or by calling the sheriff's office. This page explains how to search for bench warrants in Callaway County and what to do if you find one tied to your name.

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Callaway County Quick Facts

~45,000 Population
Fulton County Seat
13th Judicial Circuit
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Callaway County Sheriff Warrant Info

Sheriff Kenneth Maylee runs the Callaway County Sheriff's Office out of Fulton. The office handles all warrant service across the county. Deputies carry out bench warrants issued by judges in the local circuit court. The sheriff's office is at 1201 State Road O in Fulton, and you can call them at 573-642-7291 for warrant questions.

The Callaway County Sheriff's Office maintains a most wanted page on their website. This page lists people with active warrants, including bench warrants. You can search by name, date of birth, address, charges, or warrant date. The list includes photos and details about each wanted person. It is one of the best local tools for checking Callaway County warrants without having to call or visit the office.

The screenshot below shows the Callaway County Sheriff's Office website where you can access warrant information and the most wanted list.

Callaway County Sheriff's Office website for bench warrant searches

You can also view current inmates and recently released inmates on the sheriff's website. These lists sometimes show people who were picked up on bench warrants.

Office Callaway County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Kenneth Maylee
Address 1201 State Road O, P.O. Box 817, Fulton, MO 65251
Phone (573) 642-7291
Fax (573) 592-2440
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Callaway County Most Wanted

The most wanted list from the Callaway County Sheriff is updated regularly. It shows people with outstanding warrants that the sheriff's office is actively trying to locate. Many of these are bench warrants for failure to appear in court.

The page below is a screenshot of the Callaway County most wanted section, showing how warrant listings appear on the sheriff's site.

Callaway County most wanted list showing active bench warrants

Each listing on the most wanted page includes the person's name, date of birth, charges, and the date the warrant was issued. You can sort the results by name, date, or whether the person has been arrested. If you have information about someone on this list, you can contact the Callaway County Sheriff's Office at 573-642-7291.

Note: The most wanted page may not include every active bench warrant in Callaway County, as some warrants are not publicized.

Callaway County Court Records Search

Bench warrants in Callaway County are issued by judges in the 13th Judicial Circuit. The circuit court in Fulton handles criminal cases, civil matters, and traffic violations. When someone misses a court date in any of these types of cases, the judge can issue a bench warrant for their arrest. All of these court actions are recorded in the case file.

You can search Callaway County court records for free on Missouri Case.net. Enter the person's name to pull up their cases. The docket entries will show if a bench warrant was issued and whether it has been served or recalled. Case.net is the state's official court records database and covers every county in Missouri, including Callaway.

For records that are not on Case.net, contact the Callaway County Circuit Clerk's office directly. They maintain the physical case files and can provide copies of court documents. Standard copy fees under the Missouri Sunshine Law will apply.

How Bench Warrants Work

A Callaway County bench warrant gives law enforcement the right to arrest the named person and bring them before the judge. These warrants stay active until they are served or the court recalls them. There is no time limit. A bench warrant issued five years ago in Callaway County is just as valid as one issued last week.

Common reasons for bench warrants in Callaway County include missing a scheduled court hearing, not paying fines or court costs, failing to complete community service, and violating probation conditions. The judge does not need to hold a hearing before issuing a bench warrant. It is an administrative action that happens when someone does not comply with the court's orders.

If you are stopped by police in Callaway County or anywhere else in Missouri and they run your name, an active bench warrant will show up. This can lead to an arrest on the spot. Getting ahead of it and dealing with the warrant voluntarily is almost always the better path. Talk to a lawyer or call the court to find out your options.

Missouri Warrant Search Tools

Several state-level tools can help you search for warrants beyond Callaway County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol offers criminal history searches through the MACHS system. A name-based search costs $14. The Missouri DOC offender search is free and shows people under state corrections supervision.

VINELink is a free tool for tracking custody status in Missouri. You can sign up for alerts that notify you when someone's custody status changes in Callaway County. This can be useful if you are trying to find out whether someone with a bench warrant has been arrested.

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Cities in Callaway County

Callaway County includes the cities of Fulton, Holts Summit, Mokane, and New Bloomfield. None of these cities meet the population threshold for a dedicated page on this site. All bench warrants for residents of these communities are handled through the Callaway County circuit court system and the sheriff's office in Fulton.

Nearby Counties

If you are not sure which county issued a bench warrant, check with these neighboring jurisdictions. Each county has its own circuit court and sheriff's office that handles warrants separately.