Greene County Warrant RecordsGreene County Warrant Records

Greene County Warrant Records is a private reference, not a court, sheriff, or government office. For current case status, speak with the office that holds the record. The General District and JDR clerk handles traffic, misdemeanor, and JDR files; the Circuit Clerk keeps felony records; sheriff Records can address agency entries and service. Call before visiting because Greene does not publish a warrant-window or safe-surrender schedule.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Use the case number and court name if you have them. Greene County's offices answer different questions, so start with the record type. The clerk can explain a hearing, capias, or court order. The sheriff can speak to its own receipt or service record. The magistrate handles new process and bail; the regional jail answers custody questions after arrest.

Greene General District / JDR Clerk

85 Stanard Street, P.O. Box 245

Stanardsville, VA 22973-0245

434-985-5224

Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Traffic, misdemeanor, and JDR case records.

Official combined court page

Greene General District Court

85 Stanard Street; courtroom at 12 Ford Avenue

Stanardsville, VA

434-985-5225

Court schedule and traffic or criminal case information.

Greene GDC details

Greene Circuit Clerk

22 Court Street

Stanardsville, VA 22973

434-985-5208

Weekdays, 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Felony and circuit case records.

Virginia Courts Circuit page

Greene County Sheriff's Office

10005 Spotswood Trail

Stanardsville, VA 22973

434-985-2222

Ask whether Records can address receipt, service, or return.

Records and divisions

Region 16 Magistrate, Greene Office

10005 Spotswood Trail

Stanardsville, VA

434-985-5253

New process and bail hearings.

Magistrate services

Central Virginia Regional Jail

13021 James Madison Highway

Orange, VA 22960

540-672-3222

Custody and release logistics after arrest, not a pre-arrest warrant search.

Jail information

The Sheriff's Office has an online FOIA form for requests about its public records. It says 7 to 10 business days or another notice, and fees or a deposit may apply. Greene County's FOIA page describes a five-working-day response framework with a possible written extension. Ask the appropriate clerk whether a court-record request uses a separate route.

There is no published warrant-specific phone line, office counter, or safe-surrender window. Call the relevant office before appearing. Do not send personal identifiers through an unverified email or social-media account.

Sheriff FOIA request form ยท Greene County FOIA instructions