Clarendon County Warrant Records Clarendon County Warrant Records

Questions about a Clarendon County warrant need to reach the office that holds the case or issued the process. The Sheriff's Office can route service questions, while the Clerk, Magistrate, or a municipal court may hold the docket or set the next hearing. This private reference site cannot confirm a person's status or change a court record. Use the contacts below to identify the right office, and confirm current hours and procedures before traveling. If a search result is blank, ask the custodian whether another court or record system holds the file.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This website cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall it, accept bond, arrange a surrender, or give case-specific legal advice. Official status and next steps must come from the issuing court or responsible law-enforcement office.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the office based on the document or issue, and have the case or citation number ready:

  • County warrant service: Clarendon County Sheriff's Office, 217 Commerce Street, Manning, SC; 803-435-4414. The published office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. No separate public warrant line was found, so ask the operator to route the call.
  • General Sessions or Family Court records: Clerk of Court, 102 South Mill Street, Manning; 803-435-4443. The Clerk lists a $10 charge for the first four copy pages and 25 cents per additional page; a 24-hour copy target does not guarantee that a file search will be complete.
  • Magistrate cases: Clarendon County Magistrate Court, 102 South Mill Street; 803-435-2670 or 803-435-8925. Confirm which division has the matter before visiting.
  • Manning or Summerton municipal tickets: Manning Municipal Court, 36 West Boyce Street, 803-433-0050; Summerton Municipal Court, 10 Main Street, 803-485-2525. Ask the court named on the citation about its own balance and hearing records.
  • Legal advice or resolving a case: contact a licensed South Carolina attorney and the issuing court. Only that court can direct a recall, new date, or other case-specific relief.

Call before traveling. A listed number may route a question but does not guarantee that a walk-in counter can confirm active status. Bench or contempt warrants may follow different custody and bond procedures from ordinary county arrests.