Williamsburg County Warrant RecordsWilliamsburg County Warrant Records

This is a private reference and not a government contact desk. For a warrant status, court date, bond, or record copy, use the office that holds the case. Williamsburg County matters are split among the Sheriff's Civil Process/Warrant Division, the Clerk of Court, Magistrate Court, and town municipal courts. The correct phone depends on the court and the question.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Williamsburg County Warrant Records cannot confirm a warrant, arrange surrender, accept a payment, recall process, or give legal advice. Contact the Sheriff for service information and the issuing court for status or next steps.

Where to Ask About a Warrant

Use the contact that matches the record or action you need in Williamsburg County:

  • County service or custody: the Sheriff's Civil Process/Warrant Division is at 200 South Jackson Street, Kingstree, SC 29556. Call 843-355-6381 and ask to be routed to the division. The county lists fax 843-355-7956; no dedicated warrant line or walk-in hours are published. See the Sheriff's Office page.
  • General Sessions or Family Court files: contact the Williamsburg County Clerk of Court at 125 West Main Street, Kingstree, SC 29556, 843-355-9321. Family Court's courthouse is at 124 West Main Street. The Clerk's duties page describes the office's records.
  • County summary or traffic matter: call the Magistrate Office at 209 Short Street, Kingstree, SC 29556, 843-355-9565. Weekday hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; the county warns that payments stop at 4 p.m. See the Magistrate directory.
  • Municipal citation or missed town-court date: call the court that issued the citation. Greeleyville is 843-426-2270; Hemingway is 843-558-2424; Kingstree's clerk is 843-355-8165; Lane is 843-387-5151. Andrews is split between counties, so confirm the incident jurisdiction first.
  • Public records not visible online: send a specific existing-record request through county FOIA to FOIA-Request@wc.sc.gov or by mail to the Clerk to Council, P.O. Box 330, Kingstree, SC 29556. Review the county's FOIA instructions for response periods and possible fees.
  • Bond after custody: The county holds morning and afternoon Bond Court at the detention center; weekend and holiday sessions are included in its schedule. Confirm the right destination with the issuing court or Sheriff before traveling.

The Sheriff's main phone is the public route to Civil Process/Warrant Division. The Clerk of Court or issuing municipal or magistrate court must confirm whether a warrant is active, recalled, or requires a new appearance. The county does not publish a single public warrant search or a warrant-specific email.