Pulaski County Warrant RecordsPulaski County Warrant Records

Contact the agency that controls the question. The Pulaski County Circuit Clerk handles court records, the Sheriff’s Office handles service and custody matters, and a municipal clerk handles its city docket. This privately operated site cannot look up a person, change a case, take payment, or relay a message to government staff.

Circuit Court Records

The Pulaski County Circuit Clerk is the principal route for Circuit Court docket questions. The courthouse address documented in the research is 301 Historic Route 66 East, Waynesville, Missouri. Ask for the current public record, issuing division, and next official step. Case.net can help identify a case before contacting the clerk, but it does not replace confirmation.

Sheriff Questions

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office can address service, custody, its official app, and its curated Most Wanted program. The app lists 403 School Street and 573-774-6196. An emergency belongs with 911. The online tip form is intended for information about an ongoing investigation, not a crime in progress or a personal court-status check.

Municipal Questions

Start with the issuing city for an ordinance or traffic case. Waynesville Police uses 573-774-2414, St. Robert Police uses 573-451-2000, Richland Police lists 573-765-4144, and Dixon Police lists 573-759-6610. Richland’s official FAQ separately names Smith-Turley Court Services at 573-336-5222 for missed court dates during business hours. Verify current hours before traveling.

Records Requests

A written Missouri Sunshine Law request should go to the relevant records custodian and describe the record, agency, subject, and date range. Exempt, sealed, juvenile, or investigative material may be withheld or redacted. A request is not a way to obtain legal advice or force immediate warrant confirmation.