Spartanburg County Warrant RecordsSpartanburg County Warrant Records

This is a private reference site, not a government office. Questions about a current Spartanburg County warrant belong with the Sheriff's Warrants Office or the court that issued the case. A payment, public-index entry, or police report may not answer the status question. The routing below points to official Sheriff, Clerk of Court, Magistrate, Family, and municipal contacts; use the name on the notice to choose the right one.

Not a Government or Law-Enforcement Office. This site cannot confirm a warrant, clear or recall one, post bond, arrange surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the court or Sheriff office that controls the record.

Where to Ask About a Warrant

Choose the official office named on the notice. These published routes serve different records:

  • County Sheriff warrant: contact the Warrants Office at 864-596-2624, or compare the Warrant Division page's separate 864-596-2189 line. Sheriff headquarters is at 8045 Howard Street, Spartanburg, SC 29303. Call first and ask which desk can answer the case.
  • Magistrate matter: central Magistrate Court is at 180 Magnolia Street, Suite 1119; the main number is 864-596-2564 and Traffic is 864-596-2228. The County's current Magistrate page says regional court phones are temporarily inoperable and directs callers to 864-562-4021.
  • General Sessions or Clerk of Court: the Clerk's Office is at 180 Magnolia Street, Suite 2100, phone 864-596-2591. Its mailing address is P.O. Box 3483, Spartanburg, SC 29304-3483.
  • Bond or custody question: Bond Court is at 950 California Avenue, phone 864-596-3424. Ask which authority holds the case and confirm current hearing directions with the County Magistrate Court.
  • Municipal citation: Spartanburg City Municipal Court is 864-596-2038; Greer is 864-848-5374; Lyman's main line is 864-439-3453 and clerk is 864-438-5761; Duncan is 864-439-2664; Woodruff is 864-476-8131. Verify each listing on the State Judicial Branch roster.

For a non-exempt public-record copy or aggregate administrative record, use the County FOIA process. It is not an immediate status check. Do not send payment or personal information to a caller who claims a warrant will disappear by phone.