Susquehanna County Active Warrants
Susquehanna County has two official warrant channels in the research record. The Sheriff's Office maintains a public warrant portal for active bench warrants issued by the Court of Common Pleas. The county says it makes every effort to keep the list correct and remove names when a person is apprehended or a warrant is vacated. That wording matters because a public page is a lead, not the final legal status.
The second channel is Adult Probation active warrants. That list is for offenders with warrants of arrest tied to supervision. The probation page says tips are reviewed daily by parole officers, contact details are optional, and information is held strictly confidential. Both county pages warn the public not to attempt apprehension.
Important: Do not attempt to apprehend anyone on a Susquehanna County warrant list; call law enforcement for verification.
Susquehanna County Sheriff Warrant Portal
The sheriff warrant route is the public starting point for Common Pleas bench warrants. A bench warrant is a court order, often tied to failure to appear or failure to comply with a court requirement. The sheriff page also connects warrant work to civil process, court orders, prisoner transport, court security, and other court-support duties.
The official Sheriff's Office page is the source for the public warrant portal and tip phone numbers: Susquehanna County Sheriff's Office.
Use the sheriff listing to identify a possible Common Pleas warrant, then confirm current status before taking action.
| Contact Purpose | Number | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| Sheriff warrant tips | 570-278-6650 or 570-278-6652 | Information about a person listed on the sheriff warrant portal. |
| After-hours dispatch | 570-465-9111 | Emergency Dispatch Center route listed by the sheriff. |
| Sheriff main office | 570-278-6650 | General sheriff warrant, transport, or court-order questions. |
Susquehanna County Probation Warrants
Adult Probation has its own active-warrant page because a probation warrant is tied to supervision. The office daytime number is 570-278-4600 ext. 5930 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. For all other times, the page says to call 570-278-3841 and ask for the Parole Officer on call. The sheriff research also notes probation warrant instructions may direct callers to 570-278-5930 or 570-465-9113 so dispatch can page the on-call officer.
The county Adult Probation page is the official source for supervision and warrant contacts: Susquehanna County Adult Probation.
Probation warrant information should be checked with Adult Probation because the supervision office controls the on-call and tip review process.
Susquehanna County Warrant Search Fields
The research did not capture a full public search form for the sheriff portal, but it did capture the Adult Probation tip form fields and the visible warrant-record inventory. Treat each field as a way to route a tip or verify a record, not as proof that a warrant remains active at the moment of search.
| Field or Item | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subject | Tip form text | Shown on form | Used to describe the topic of the probation tip. |
| Name | Tip form text | Optional contact context | Adult Probation says contact information is optional. |
| Phone Number | Tip form text | Optional | Lets probation follow up if the tipster chooses. |
| Tip form text | Optional | Another optional follow-up channel. | |
| Message | Tip form text | Core tip field | Use clear location, identity, or safety details. |
| reCAPTCHA | Security check | Yes | Prevents automated submissions. |
Susquehanna County Warrant Record Fields
A warrant listing may be brief. The county sources identify the person wanted, the category of warrant, the issuing office, active status, verification contacts, and safety warnings. Some items common on other county sites, such as bond amount or warrant number, were not captured as standard public fields in the Susquehanna County research and should not be assumed.
The source of the listing is part of the record. A name on the sheriff page points toward a Court of Common Pleas bench warrant. A name on the Adult Probation page points toward a supervision warrant. When the same person has a criminal docket, the docket may explain the charge, hearing, bail condition, or missed appearance that led to the warrant, but the docket should still be read beside the issuing office's current verification.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name of wanted person | The person associated with the active sheriff or probation warrant list entry. |
| Warrant category | Common Pleas bench warrant or probation warrant, based on the source list. |
| Issuing office or court | Court of Common Pleas for sheriff bench warrants, Adult Probation for supervision warrants. |
| Status | Active until apprehended, vacated, or removed after the source updates. |
| Contact numbers | Sheriff, dispatch, Adult Probation, or on-call officer routing. |
| Warning | Do not apprehend; law enforcement verifies warrant validity. |
Susquehanna County Warrant Docket Checks
Warrant pages should be cross-checked against the underlying court case when possible. Use Pennsylvania UJS Case Search by participant name, docket number, OTN, complaint number, incident number, or citation number. UJS is not a live arrest alert, but docket entries can show the criminal case, bench warrant history, bail entries, hearings, dispositions, and later orders that explain why a warrant exists.
For older or non-digital criminal file questions, the Susquehanna County Clerk of Courts is the local criminal-file custodian. That office maintains criminal filings, bench warrants, bail, appeals, fines, costs, restitution, and expungement materials. Use the docket to identify the case, then use the court or clerk channel when a web listing does not answer whether the warrant remains active.
After an arrest, use UJS, the Clerk of Courts, Inmate Control and Coordination, and bail channels to track the next court status. A warrant can resolve before a public web page updates. A docket can also lag behind what happened in a courtroom, so direct verification remains important.
- Check the sheriff public warrant portal for active Common Pleas bench warrants.
- Check the Adult Probation active-warrant page if probation supervision may be involved.
- Search UJS for the underlying docket by name, docket number, OTN, complaint number, incident number, or citation number.
- Call the issuing office, defense counsel, or the court before appearing because public lists can lag.
- For probation warrants, use Adult Probation or dispatch numbers so the on-call officer can be reached.
Susquehanna County Active Warrant List
The Adult Probation active-warrant page is specific to supervision warrants and includes a public warning, contact numbers, a confidentiality note, and the captured tip form. It also references false-information penalties. The sheriff source likewise warns that false statements can carry legal consequences under title 18 section 4904.
The official active-warrant source for probation matters is available here: Susquehanna County Adult Probation active warrants.
The list is useful for public safety tips, but the office that issued the warrant should verify the current status.
Resolve Susquehanna County Warrants
A person who may have an outstanding warrant should not rely on a third-party warrant-search site. Start with the official county list, then verify through the sheriff, Adult Probation, UJS, or counsel. If the matter involves a pending criminal case, the docket may show the next court date, bail activity, bench warrant entry, or disposition. If custody occurs, Inmate Control and Coordination can help route housing and bail information.
| Situation | Office to Contact | Known Number |
|---|---|---|
| Common Pleas bench warrant | Sheriff's Office | 570-278-6650 or 570-278-6652 |
| Probation active warrant, daytime | Adult Probation | 570-278-4600 ext. 5930 |
| Probation active warrant, after hours | Parole Officer on call | 570-278-3841 |
| Dispatch page route | Emergency Dispatch Center | 570-465-9111 or 570-465-9113 as listed by source context |
Note: A public warrant listing can remain visible for a short time after an arrest or vacating order, so verification is essential.
Warrant resolution may also require a court appearance, bail review, probation contact, or counsel. The sheriff's list is aimed at active Common Pleas bench warrants, while Adult Probation handles supervision warrants and on-call officer routing. UJS can help identify the underlying case, but the docket alone may not explain what an individual should do next. If the warrant grew out of missed court, unpaid obligations, or probation conditions, the issuing office controls the next procedural step.
For public-safety tips, provide only the information requested by the official source and do not attempt contact or apprehension. Adult Probation says tips are reviewed daily and contact information is optional. The sheriff source and probation page both warn against false information, with references to Pennsylvania false-statement consequences. Those warnings are part of the warrant record context because the public forms are official law-enforcement communication channels.
A warrant search should also be paired with the underlying court record. The warrant list may show that a person is wanted, but the UJS docket can show the case type, court level, last event, bail or sentencing context, and whether the matter is tied to a traffic, criminal, probation, or Common Pleas proceeding. When the docket and warrant list differ, use the issuing office's verification.
If the warrant follows a missed MDJ date, the MDJ office may control scheduling while the sheriff or police handle service. If it follows a Common Pleas probation violation, Adult Probation may control the officer contact. That office split is why the case number, warrant type, and issuing office should be written down before making calls.