This is not a government office. The site cannot confirm a warrant, recall process, post bond, accept payment, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Official status comes from the court that issued the process; the sheriff can route service questions.
Where to Get Official Warrant Information
Choose the office that holds the case or performs the service. Bring the legal name on the notice, case number, and hearing date when available.
- General District or JDR case: Combined District Court Clerk Cody Greer Moss, New Grayson Courthouse, 129 Davis Street, Suite 305, P.O. Box 280, Independence, VA 24348-0280. Phone 276-773-2011; fax 276-773-3174. The court page lists clerk hours as 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This office processes criminal and traffic warrants, summonses, motions, and specified payments. JDR records have confidentiality limits.
- Circuit criminal file: Circuit Court Clerk Renee Hall Nester, 129 Davis Street, P.O. Box 130, Independence, VA 24348-0130. Phone 276-773-2231; fax 276-773-3338. The Virginia Courts page lists Clerk’s Office hours as 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact this office for circuit felony files, capiases, and court orders.
- Warrant service or sheriff routing: Grayson County Sheriff’s Office, 304 Davis Street, P.O. Box 160, Independence, VA 24348. Main phones 276-773-3241 and 276-236-9988; toll-free 800-782-7764; fax 276-773-2586; email info@graysoncountyva.gov. The Civil Division serves warrants and civil process. No dedicated public warrant line or surrender counter hours were located.
- Unsure which judicial office applies: County Judicial Services, 129 Davis Street, P.O. Box 217, Independence, VA 24348; 276-773-2471 or 800-752-5117. This is a routing contact, not a direct public magistrate status line.
- Existing public records not online: Grayson County FOIA policy allows requests by mail, fax, email, in person, or phone. Describe the office, record type, and date range with reasonable detail, and ask for a fee estimate. Exempt, sealed, investigative, and juvenile material may be withheld or redacted.
The county courthouse is at 129 Davis Street, while the Sheriff’s Office is at 304 Davis Street. They are separate offices. Confirm the destination, current hours, and courthouse entry rules before traveling. Court entrants may be searched, and the Sheriff’s Civil/Court Security page lists items that cannot be brought inside.
For a case search, use Virginia OCIS or the General District Court search, then confirm details directly with the clerk.