Warrants

A warrant calls for the immediate arrest of a person. A warrant is issued for serious crimes like murder, criminal sexual conduct, or assault. A warrant can also be issued for less serious crimes like when someone might flee, cannot be found, lives out of state, or has failed to follow a court order.

The sheriff’s office processes and maintains warrant data but does not issue warrants. A judge issues a warrant.

Find out if someone has a warrant

In person

Hennepin County Public Safety Facility
401 South 4th Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55415
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For security, you'll go through weapons screening.

By phone

Call district court at 612-543-9768. Be ready to provide the full name and date of birth.

Take care of a warrant

You will need a case or warrant number to take care of a warrant.

If you don’t have a case or warrant number, call district court at 612-543-9768. Be ready to provide the full name and date of birth, 

Once you have a case or warrant number, call the sheriff’s office at 612-348-2000. The deputy will tell you how to take care of a warrant, including any bail amount.

To turn yourself in

Go to the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility building:

401 South 4th Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55415
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For security, you'll go through weapons screening.

Post cash bail or bond

You can post cash bail or bond for yourself 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility.

For security, you'll go through weapons screening.

Go to the in-custody records window:

• Have the case or warrant number.
• Bring the exact bail amount in cash. We don’t give change.
• There is no cash machine on site.
• We don't take checks, debit or credit cards.

For bail information by phone, call us at 612-348-2000. Be ready to provide the case or warrant number.

For bond information, contact a bonding agency.