Calloway County Sheriff’s Office

The Calloway County Sheriff's Office serves the residents of Calloway County, Kentucky, by preserving law and order, protecting the rights of citizens, and preventing crime. Led by a sheriff, who is elected to the office, the sheriff's department consists of several divisions, each serving a specific role within the office.

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Contact Information

Calloway County Sheriff's Office

Address: 701 Olive St, Murray, KY 42071

Phone: (270) 753-3151

Fax: (270) 759-4634

Website: Calloway County Sheriff's Office

The office is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, except on official county holidays.

Calloway County Arrest Warrants Search

To promote transparency and public trust, the Calloway County sheriff's department provides several resources for conducting an arrest warrant search. They offer multiple methods for conducting a Calloway County Warrant lookup, including in-person, mail, and online services.

Active Arrest Warrants

Active arrest warrants are legal documents issued by a judge or a magistrate that allow law enforcement to arrest an individual who is suspected of committing a crime. The Calloway County sheriff's department maintains a list of active warrants. If a name appears on this list, it signifies an active arrest warrant for the individual.

Arrest Records Search

Arrest records are documents detailing an individual's arrest history. These records can be obtained from the local sheriff's office or online through various public record databases. To request arrest records from the Calloway County sheriff's department, one must submit a formal written request to the Sheriff's office.

Criminal Records

Criminal records are documents detailing an individual's criminal activity, which include felonies, misdemeanors, and convictions. In Calloway County, criminal records can be obtained from the Sheriff's Office, County Clerk's office, or through Kentucky's online court case system, the Court of Justice. It's important to note that access to certain records may be restricted based on the subject's privacy rights and Kentucky state law.

Background Checks

Background checks are processes used by individuals and organizations to verify an individual's personal, financial, and criminal history. In Calloway County, background checks can be performed through the Kentucky State Police's online system. This service requires a small fee and typically provides results within a few minutes.

Sex Offender Registry

The sex offender registry is a database containing information about convicted sex offenders. The Kentucky State Police maintains a state-wide sex offender registry. Here, you can find information about registered sex offenders residing in Calloway County.

Most Wanted List

The local sheriff's office regularly updates a 'Most Wanted' list, consisting of individuals with outstanding warrants for their arrest. If you have any information about someone on the list, it is encouraged to contact the Calloway County Sheriff's Office or local law enforcement.

Bail Bonds

Bail bonds are mechanisms used to secure the release of an individual from jail while they await trial. The bail bonds process can be complex and requires a licensed bail bondsman. The Calloway County Sheriff's Office can provide information on local bail bonds services.

Calloway County Police Departments

Calloway County is also served by various local police departments, including the Murray Police Department. Contact information for the Murray Police Department:

Murray Police Department

Address: 407 Poplar St, Murray, KY 42071

Phone: (270) 753-1621

Website: Murray Police Department

In case of emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, contact your local law enforcement agency.

Resources for Searching Arrest Warrants and Records

Several resources are available to help conduct a Calloway County Warrant lookup and arrest records search:

1. Calloway County Sheriff's Office: As mentioned earlier, you can directly contact the sheriff's office for information on active arrest warrants and criminal records.

2. Calloway County Clerk's Office: The clerk's office maintains court records, which can be helpful for a more comprehensive background check.

   Calloway County Clerk's Office

   Address: 101 S 5th St, Murray, KY 42071

   Phone: (270) 753-3923

   Website: Calloway County Clerk

3. Kentucky Court of Justice: This online system provides case information from courts in Kentucky, including Calloway County. It can be used for criminal records search.

4. Kentucky State Police Background Check System: This system allows for statewide criminal background checks.

5. Kentucky State Police Sex Offender Registry: The registry provides information about registered sex offenders residing in Calloway County and other parts of the state.

6. Local Bail Bonds Services: For information about bail bonds, you can contact local bail bonds services. The sheriff's office can provide you with a list of licensed bail bonds services in the county.

Retrieving Property Seized by Police

If your property has been seized during an investigation, it can usually be retrieved once the case has been resolved. The process is as follows:

1. Proof of Ownership: Ensure you have proof of ownership for the property that has been seized.

2. Contact the Evidence Division: Each law enforcement agency has an evidence division responsible for the property seized in relation to a case. Contact this division and inquire about the procedure for retrieving your property.

3. Follow the Procedure: You will likely have to fill out some forms and may need to provide additional documentation.

4. Pick Up Your Property: Once everything is in order, you'll be able to collect your property. It's usually required to collect it in person.

Reporting a Crime

To report a crime in Calloway County, you can do the following:

1. For Emergencies: If a crime is in progress or there's immediate danger, dial 911.

2. For Non-Emergencies: Contact the Calloway County Sheriff's Office or your local police department.

3. Online: Some types of incidents can be reported online through the website of your local law enforcement agency.

Remember, the law enforcement agencies in Calloway County, including the Sheriff's Office and local police departments, are there to help you. They're dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of the community.