Grant County Warrant RecordsGrant County Warrant Records

Grant County Warrant Records is not a court, Sheriff's office, police department, or public-record office. The contacts below are the official offices that can answer a case question. Choose the office named on the citation or docket. A city ticket belongs with its city court. A District Court process belongs with the Court Clerk. The Sheriff handles service and custody routing.

Need Official Warrant Information?

For a Grant County District Court criminal or traffic case, contact the Grant County Court Clerk, Adrienne Hembree's office, at 112 E. Guthrie Street, Room 202, Medford, Oklahoma 73759. The published phone is 580-395-2828, with weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The office page explains that it keeps District Court files and issues legal process.

For service, jail, or custody routing, contact the Grant County Sheriff's Office at 219 N. First Street, Medford, Oklahoma 73759, 580-395-2356, or admin@grantcountysheriff.org. The published administrative hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The page does not publish a separate warrant counter or bond window.

For a Medford municipal case, call City Hall at 580-395-2823. Medford Municipal Court meets at the Community Room at City Hall, 615 N. Front Street. Pond Creek City Hall is listed at 102 S. 2nd at 580-532-4915, and Pond Creek Police at 580-532-1085. Wakita Police is listed at 580-594-2626. Deer Creek Police is listed at 580-267-3518. No official Manchester contact page was located.

Where Court Records Are Found

Use the OSCN case-number search for a known District Court case. The public landing page shows a County or Court selector and Case Number field. It is not a complete public warrant roster. For public records, the Grant County Open Records Request Form asks for a defined record description and warns that search and copying charges or a deposit may apply.

The County Clerk at 112 E. Guthrie Room 102, 580-395-2274, handles county administrative records. It is not the office for a District Court criminal warrant case. For access law, see the Oklahoma Open Records Act.