Florida Active Warrants & County Directory
Directory of active arrest warrant records and official law enforcement resources across Florida counties.
Florida Counties with Published Listings
| County | Records | Coverage | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bradford CountySeat: Starke | Records1 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Charlotte CountySeat: Punta Gorda | Records5 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Collier CountySeat: Naples | Records4 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Duval CountySeat: Jacksonville | Records187 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Hernando CountySeat: Brooksville | Records1 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Lee CountySeat: Fort Myers | Records25 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Palm Beach CountySeat: West Palm Beach | Records19 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Polk CountySeat: Bartow | Records5 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
| Washington CountySeat: Chipley | Records4 | CoverageWANTED PERSONS | Last verified |
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How to Check for Active Warrants in Florida
DIRECTORY HELP • FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDSFlorida Statutes Chapter 901 addresses arrest-warrant issuance and execution. County agencies and the issuing court remain distinct from a public directory entry.
How long are warrants active in Florida?
This guide does not assign an expiration period to an individual Florida order. Chapter 901 distinguishes issuance from execution; the publication date alone does not establish present status. Ask the issuing court or a Florida lawyer about the particular order. [1]
Which Florida statute describes issuing an arrest warrant?
Section 901.02 describes judicial examination of the complaint and proofs, probable cause, and the judge’s signature. It also addresses electronic signatures. These are statutory issuance provisions, not a website search result. [1]
Which sheriff executes a Florida arrest warrant?
Section 901.04 directs warrants to Florida sheriffs and describes execution by the sheriff of the county where the arrest occurs, with a fresh-pursuit exception. Consult the statutory text for its exact limits. [1]