A warrant-notification card from this office will indicate that the Constable’s Office is attempting to contact you regarding a warrant or other outstanding court matter.

Receiving a card does not mean that the matter can be resolved simply by making a payment. The appropriate next steps depend on the warrant and the instructions of the issuing court.

Do not ignore a verified warrant-notification card. Contact the Constable’s Office promptly and have the following available:

• Your full legal name

• The reference or card number

• The court or docket number shown on the card

• A telephone number and email address

• A safe time for the office to contact you

Future button: RESPOND TO A WARRANT CARD

• The constable cannot cancel or modify a warrant issued by a court.

• Contacting the office does not guarantee that enforcement action will be postponed.

• Do not submit Social Security numbers, banking information, or payment-card information through the contact form.

• The Constable’s Office cannot provide legal advice.

• You may wish to contact an attorney or public defender if applicable.