Bolivar County Warrant Records Bolivar County Warrant Records

Figure out which office you need before you dial, since Rosedale answers to three of them. A city citation belongs to the municipal court. A felony or a circuit file belongs to the clerk who serves the county's First Judicial District, whose office sits in town. The police department is an agency route and nothing more. That split is the local lesson. Rosedale warrant records never sit in one place, so read the paperwork, name the court out loud when someone answers, and ask what the file is called and what the court expects next.

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Checking for a Warrant in Rosedale

Rosedale offers no city portal, no warrant list, and no citation lookup. The warrant check runs by phone and, where needed, in writing. Start where the paperwork points.

  1. For a city citation or missed municipal setting, call Rosedale Municipal Court at 662-759-6813.
  2. Ask for the process label, case or citation number, current status, and any next appearance.
  3. For a Circuit or felony file, call the First Judicial Circuit Clerk office at 662-759-6521.
  4. For a county Justice Court matter, call 662-843-4008 in Cleveland instead.
  5. Call Rosedale Police at 662-759-6441 or the Sheriff's Office at 662-843-5378 only about service.
  6. If a record is not released at the counter, ask that office how to submit a written request.

Rosedale Warrants and the First District Seat

Rosedale is more than one of the county's larger towns. It serves as the First Judicial District seat. That means court business splits between here and Cleveland rather than pooling in one building. A file opened on this side stays on this side.

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No office publishes a warrant count for Rosedale. The population figure above ranks towns and says nothing about court activity, so treat it as trivia rather than a measure of the local warrant docket.

Rosedale Police and Municipal Court

The 2025 state judicial directory supplies the municipal court contact: Judge Betty Taylor, a post office box, and a court phone. The county directory supplies the police contact. These are separate offices holding separate files, and the mailing box is for correspondence rather than a confirmed public counter, so a Rosedale warrant question still starts with a call.

Rosedale Municipal Court

Judge Betty Taylor, PO Box 370

Rosedale, MS 38769

662-759-6813

state judicial directory

Rosedale Police Department

Agency route for service questions

Rosedale, MS

662-759-6441

county contact directory

Rosedale Police Cannot Recall a Warrant

Many people assume the department that might make the arrest can also call off the warrant. It cannot. Only the issuing court can withdraw the process, set a new date, or accept a payment toward it. What the Rosedale police can tell you is whether they received the paper and which court sent it. That answer matters. It confirms the right courthouse before anyone spends a morning in Rosedale at the wrong one.

Rosedale Warrant Types

The issuing court decides everything else about a Rosedale warrant, including which building in which town holds the file.

MatterCourt That IssuesFirst Call
City ordinance or traffic citationRosedale Municipal Court662-759-6813
Missed city settingRosedale Municipal Court662-759-6813
County lower-court matterBolivar County Justice Court662-843-4008
Felony or Circuit caseCircuit Court, First Judicial District662-759-6521
Family or support contemptChancery Court662-843-2111

Rosedale Warrant Files at the Circuit Clerk

The First Judicial Circuit Clerk is the county records counter on this side of Bolivar County, at 801 Main Street, with a post office box for mail. The county header separately lists the district seat at the same street address under a different phone. Ask which line handles the record you want before you send anything about a Rosedale warrant file.

Circuit Clerk, First Judicial District

801 Main Street, PO Box 205

Rosedale, MS 38769

662-759-6521

bolivar-circuit-clerk.ms

Note: The county also lists a First Judicial District contact at 662-759-3762, a general district-seat line rather than the clerk's records desk for Rosedale files.

Inside a Rosedale Warrant Record

Nothing about a Rosedale warrant file is published online. So the list below is what to ask the clerk for, not what a page displays.

Issuing CourtMunicipal, Justice, or Circuit, which decides every later call
Case or Citation NumberThe number that court files it under
Charge or OrdinanceWhat the underlying matter is
Missed DateThe setting the court says was not attended
Process LabelThe exact wording on the record, read back by the clerk
Bond or Payment InstructionWhat the court says is required, and where it is accepted
Status and DateThe current entry and when it was made

A Rosedale Building Bill and Warrant Visits

Directions age badly here. A 2023 bill in the Mississippi Legislature described a former county health department building proposed as a new City Hall and municipal building, with the existing City Hall proposed as a new police building. That is legislative history, not a notice about where a Rosedale court sits today. The official bill text records that proposed arrangement.

Mississippi legislation describing Rosedale municipal and police building use, relevant to Rosedale warrant office visits

Treat it as a reason to confirm the current address by phone before driving to any Rosedale office about a warrant.

How Rosedale Warrants Fit the County System

Two flows run through this town rather than one. City process moves: Rosedale Municipal Court issues → the city clerk files it → Rosedale Police or another agency may hold it for service. County process moves: a Justice, County, or Circuit judge issues → the Circuit Clerk files it → the Sheriff may receive it. Neither flow produces a public list. County-wide detail on both, including the Cleveland counters, is on the Bolivar County warrant records home page.

Rosedale Warrants Versus Cleveland Counters

People with a Bolivar County case often drive to the wrong town. The two district seats hold different files, and neither counter can produce the other's, so a Rosedale warrant is not answered in Cleveland.

PointRosedaleCleveland
Judicial districtFirstSecond
Circuit Clerk phone662-759-6521662-843-2061
Justice CourtNot located here404 N Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.
Sheriff headquartersNot located here2792 Hwy 8 West

Note: The Bolivar County sheriff's headquarters stands in Cleveland, so treat it as a Rosedale warrant counter only after you confirm.

Rosedale Warrant Records and Public Access

Access splits the same way it does county-wide. Police and sheriff records follow the state public records law. Court files follow court rules and local court policy, and some material stays closed either way, even for a Rosedale warrant request.

Key Rules:

Mississippi Public Records Act - name a specific record and custodian, and expect exempt material to be redacted before release.

Court records follow a different path - ask the Rosedale court or the First Judicial Circuit Clerk how a request should be submitted.

Before a Rosedale Warrant Appearance

Hours, parking, security, identification rules, accessibility, and payment methods are unpublished for every Rosedale office in this topic. Confirm each one by phone. Do not discover it at a locked door before a warrant appearance.

  • The current physical address, since building use in town has been proposed for change.
  • Whether the office takes walk-ins or only scheduled appearances.
  • What identification or paperwork to bring.
  • Whether a judge must hear the matter, and on what day.
  • How the office accepts payment, and what receipt it provides.

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