Poinsett County Warrant RecordsPoinsett County Warrant Records

Questions about an official Poinsett County warrant belong with the agency that holds the relevant record. The Sheriff's Office maintains the public warrant list and detention channel. District Court departments control local traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, and missed-court matters. Circuit Clerk Misty Russell keeps Circuit Court files in Harrisburg. Poinsett County Warrant Records is a private reference resource, so it cannot verify a warrant or take action in a case. The routes below identify the government office to contact.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This privately run resource cannot confirm, recall, clear, or remove a warrant. It cannot accept bond or payments, arrange a surrender or court date, or provide legal advice. Contact the issuing court, Poinsett County Sheriff's Office, or a licensed Arkansas attorney.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Match the question to the office that owns the record rather than relying on a single online result.

  • County warrant list, detention, bond, or surrender: contact the Poinsett County Sheriff's Office. Its public non-emergency line is available 24 hours.
  • Traffic, misdemeanor, ordinance, FTA, bench, or failure-to-pay matter: contact the Harrisburg, Trumann, Marked Tree, Lepanto, or Tyronza District Court department that issued the order.
  • Felony or other Circuit Court file: contact Circuit Clerk Misty Russell, the local custodian for Circuit Court case records.
  • Recall, reset, appearance, or payment-plan question: ask the issuing court what the judge requires before paying or visiting.

Poinsett County Sheriff's Office
1500 Justice Drive
Harrisburg, AR 72432
870-578-2116
Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Poinsett County Circuit Clerk, Misty Russell
401 Market Street
Harrisburg, AR 72432
870-578-4420

The sheriff's website does not identify a separate warrant-unit phone number or warrant counter. Call 870-578-2116 and explain whether the question concerns a listing, detention, bond, or planned surrender. For a circuit file, give the Circuit Clerk a case number when available. For a lower-court matter, use the department named on the citation, notice, or Search ARCourts docket.