The Sheriff says the list contains possible active warrants only and is not confirmation or probable cause. Call 911 for an emergency; otherwise use the official warrant contacts.
No name is entered, stored, or sent through this website.
The button opens the current county system in a new tab, where the official warning and live results remain together.
Open Sheriff possible-warrant searchQuick facts
- Warrant Section
- 316-660-3960
- Toll-free
- 800-874-6449
- Emergency
- 911
- Result means
- Possible active warrant
Search on the Sheriff's official system
Use the official search button below. The county page accepts first and last name and displays the Sheriff's full disclaimer. This guide does not collect names, duplicate the form, cache results, or create profiles from warrant data.
A match is not confirmation
Names can be shared, status can change, and online data can be incomplete. The Sheriff expressly says search results must not be used as confirmation, probable cause, or a basis for legal action.
- Do not approach, detain, confront, or follow anyone.
- Do not publish an accusation based on a name match.
- Use official phone numbers—not contact details supplied by a stranger.
- If the search concerns you, consider speaking with a lawyer before taking action.
If you believe you may have a warrant
Review the Sheriff's current guidelines and contact the Warrant Section or a lawyer. Do not rely on the absence of an online result, and do not send money to a caller or message claiming immediate payment will clear a warrant.
Official sources and next steps
These links open the government, court, or public-service organization responsible for the information.
Common questions
Does a result prove an active warrant exists?
No. The Sheriff's disclaimer says the list contains possible active warrants and is not confirmation or probable cause.
What should I do if I know where a listed person is?
Do not act on your own. Call the Sheriff, local law enforcement, or 911 in an emergency.
Can this site clear or verify a warrant?
No. Only the proper authorities and court processes can address status.
Why is there no local copy of the results?
A copied list can become stale, lose the official warning, create mistaken identity, and improperly amplify sensitive allegations.