Warrants are public records in Natrona County, Wyoming, pursuant to the Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyo. Stat. § 16-4-201 through 16-4-205). This legislation establishes that governmental records, including warrants, shall be accessible to the public to ensure transparency and accountability in governmental operations. The Act facilitates citizens' right to access various documents maintained by government entities, thereby promoting open government principles.
In Natrona County, warrant records are considered public information because they are official documents issued by the court and involve legal proceedings that affect public safety and community interests. The accessibility of these records allows individuals to be informed about legal actions that may impact them or their community. Pursuant to Wyoming law, these records must be made available for inspection during regular business hours, subject to certain statutory exemptions that protect privacy, ongoing investigations, or public safety.
Warrant records maintained by Natrona County authorities typically contain the following information:
The content of warrant records may vary depending on the type of warrant issued (arrest warrant, bench warrant, search warrant) and the specific circumstances of the case.
Members of the public may conduct free searches for warrant records in Natrona County through several official channels:
Pursuant to Wyoming Public Records Act § 16-4-202, agencies shall provide reasonable access to public records during normal business hours.
Sheriff warrants in Natrona County are legal documents issued by either the 7th Judicial District Court or the 7th Judicial Circuit Court that authorize the Natrona County Sheriff's Office to perform specific actions within their jurisdiction. These warrants serve as official directives for law enforcement to act within the legal framework established by Wyoming state law and the judiciary.
The Natrona County Sheriff's Office, located at 201 N. David Street, Casper, WY 82601, maintains and executes various types of warrants including:
The Sheriff's Office maintains a searchable database of active warrants pursuant to Wyoming Statute § 16-4-203, which provides for public access to such records. Citizens may verify warrant status by contacting the Sheriff's Office directly at (307) 235-9282 or by utilizing the online warrant search system maintained by the county.
To determine if a warrant has been issued in your name in Natrona County in 2025, several official verification methods are available to the public. The Wyoming Judicial Branch electronic filing system provides access to court records, including information about active warrants. Additional verification methods include:
Individuals seeking warrant information should be prepared to provide proper identification when making inquiries in person, as required by Wyoming Statute § 16-4-203(d).
Verification of outstanding warrants in Natrona County may be accomplished through several official channels established by county authorities. Pursuant to Wyoming Statute § 16-4-202, public agencies must provide reasonable access to public records during normal business hours. Methods for checking outstanding warrants include:
The Wyoming Public Records Act requires that agencies respond to records requests within a reasonable time period, typically not exceeding seven business days.