Warrants Division

The Pulaski County Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division is currently staffed with one Sergeant, five Deputies, and one civilian supervisor who is responsible for records and three civilian clerks. Two of the Deputies primary responsibilities are related to extradition functions.

The Division’s personnel work Monday thru Friday, 0800-1630 hours while maintaining an on call warrants deputy for after hour’s transports. The Warrants Division is responsible for the following duties:

• Receiving, maintaining and service of arrest warrants including walk in traffic
• Entering warrants ACIC/NCIC and in house system
• Preparing and completing Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office Reports as requested by courts
• Maintaining on-call warrants functions
• Managing hospitalized prisoners as required
• Responding to escapee/walk away incidents at Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility
• Weekly most wanted postings
• Maintaining juvenile curfew violation files
• Maintaining School Superintendent Notifications for juvenile offenders
• Maintaining missing person’s ACIC/NCIC entries and deletions logs
• Transporting prisoners from other counties to the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility
• Handling walk- in requests for incident reports
• Warrant validations
• Serving/ enforcing juvenile pick-up orders
• Bailiff duties as required upon demand for District and Circuit Courts
• All related administrative functions (supervisory responsibility)

Fugitive Extraditions duties include:

• Placing and lifting of detainers on incarcerated suspects
• Obtaining waivers for extradition
• Attending waiver of extradition hearings
• Arranging transportation for extraditions
• Contact point with bonding companies
• Maintaining extradition billing documentation for recovery of costs