DeKalb County Sheriff's Office
The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office works in partnership with the courts and other law enforcement agencies to process, maintain, and execute active warrants. Individuals seeking information about warrants, warrant procedures, or related court matters can review the information below or contact the Sheriff's Office Warrant Unit for assistance.
DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Warrant Unit
Phone: (404) 298-8200
The Warrant Unit is responsible for processing and serving criminal warrants, coordinating with courts and law enforcement agencies, and assisting in the execution of active warrants throughout DeKalb County.
Arrest warrants authorize law enforcement officers to take an individual into custody when probable cause has been established and a judicial officer has approved the warrant.
Both the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office and the DeKalb County Police Department participate in the execution of active arrest warrants.
Arrest warrants may be initiated through the Magistrate Court process. Individuals seeking information regarding warrant applications should contact the appropriate court for guidance regarding eligibility, documentation, and procedures.
Individuals who believe they may have an active warrant should contact the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Warrant Unit or consult with legal counsel. Certain warrant information may be restricted depending on the nature of the investigation or court order.
In some cases, individuals may be able to address a warrant through appearance in court or other legal procedures. Contact the court or consult legal counsel for guidance regarding your specific situation.
Contact the court listed on the warrant or consult an attorney. Sheriff's Office personnel cannot modify, cancel, or dismiss court- issued warrants.
Access to warrant information may be limited by law, court order, or investigative requirements. Contact the Warrant Unit for information regarding public records availability.
The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Warrant Unit and other authorized law enforcement agencies may execute active warrants within their jurisdiction.
Warrant status can change at any time due to court action, law enforcement activity, or case disposition. Information provided by the Sheriff's Office should not be considered legal advice. Individuals with questions regarding active warrants should consult legal counsel.