Virginia Beach City Warrant Records Virginia Beach City Warrant Records

Start with the office that keeps the record. The General District and Circuit clerks can route court-file questions, while the magistrate handles initial probable-cause and bail matters. Virginia Beach has no public criminal active-warrant roster. Call an official office to confirm hours and filing rules before a visit. For a court matter, give the clerk the case number and court name. If the division is unclear, ask which clerk has the file. Avoid sharing private identifiers in open email.

This is not a government office. The site cannot run an official search, confirm a person’s status, recall process, post bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the court, magistrate, police, or Sheriff directly for official information.

Need Official Virginia Beach Warrant Information?

Choose the contact based on the record type. A clerk can answer a court-file question; an agency FOIA office handles existing police or Sheriff records. No public criminal active-warrant roster was located, and the VBSO civil lookup covers civil process only.

General District Court

Traffic, misdemeanor, city-ordinance, and felony preliminary matters. Building 10, 2425 Nimmo Parkway, Virginia Beach, VA 23456. Listed hours are generally 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

757-385-8531

Criminal: 757-385-4707, press 2. Traffic: 757-385-8619, press 4.

Circuit Court Clerk

Felony trial records and Circuit process. Building 10/10B, 2425 Nimmo Parkway. Clerk hours are generally 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

757-385-4181

Criminal division: 757-385-4187 or 757-385-4188.

Magistrate Office

Virginia Beach Correctional Center, Building 7C, 2473 Nimmo Parkway. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for magistrate functions.

757-385-1801 / 757-385-4724

For jail inmate information, the magistrate page lists 757-385-7692.

Police and Sheriff Records

VBPD: 2405 Courthouse Drive, 757-385-4141, VBPD@vbgov.com. VBSO: 2501 James Madison Boulevard. Its FOIA page lists 757-385-1971, pso@vbso.net, and fax 757-385-1798.

Police and Sheriff records requests go through the City FOIA Request Center or the request route on the relevant official agency page.

The General District Court page and Circuit clerk page describe local records and filing routes. The Sheriff’s FOIA page explains public-record requests. Confirm hours and fees directly, since those can change.