Starting a Perry Warrant Search
Perry does not publish a city warrant roster or an online warrant lookup in the official material reviewed. Search the Utah Statewide Warrants portal and Xchange for a possible entry, then verify the court and current status directly. The court field matters: a lower-level Perry matter can appear in Box Elder County Justice Court rather than a Perry municipal docket.
Keep a citation, case number, and court name together. If the question concerns a police incident, a report request goes to Perry Police. That request will not answer whether a court warrant remains active.
- Try Utah Statewide Warrants for the statewide public warrant search.
- Search Xchange by case number, citation, or court location.
- Call Box Elder County Justice Court at 435-734-3390 for a lower-court Perry case.
- Contact Perry Police at 435-723-6461 for an incident record or local police question.
- Ask the issuing court about status, next steps, or a hearing; use the Sheriff for booking questions.
Perry Police Sits Apart From the Court
Perry Police lists its office at 3005 S 1200 W and a public telephone of 435-723-6461. The department is the local contact for police reports and incident follow-up. It is not the court that issues a bench warrant after a missed appearance, and its records staff cannot change a court order.
For many lower-court cases, Perry residents use Box Elder County Justice Court, 81 N Main Street, Suite 103, in Brigham City. A more serious case may be in First District. Read the case paper carefully, because travelling to the police office will not resolve a court-calendar issue.
Perry’s Police and County Court Contacts
Perry’s published police contact is 3005 S 1200 W, Perry, Utah 84302, phone 435-723-6461. Use it for police records or department questions. The county Justice Court at 81 N Main Street, Suite 103, Brigham City, handles lower-court citations and related court activity for Perry; the clerk can confirm which counter has the case.
There is no separate Perry municipal-court warrant directory in the reviewed official information. Treat the printed court name as the routing instruction rather than assuming every city police matter remains in a city-held file.
Box Elder County Justice Court
81 N Main Street, Suite 103
Brigham City, UT 84302
435-734-3390
A Perry Police Request Is About the Incident
The department’s public contact can route a request for a Perry incident or police report. Identify the event as clearly as possible and provide the report number if you have it. A public-records request seeks a document maintained by police; it does not ask the court to verify a warrant or reopen a case.
The contact listing for Perry Police provides a starting point for local police matters. Describe which record you want before asking about any fee or delivery method, since the amount and release decision depend on the record and applicable rules.
Perry Police public contact listing identifies the local department.
Use police staff for an incident file; use the court for a warrant entry.
Warrant Types That Can Reach a Perry Resident
A traffic or lower-level case may be docketed in Box Elder County Justice Court. A missed required court appearance can lead to a bench warrant. Arrest warrants arise through a criminal process after judicial review; search warrants authorize a specified search and are procedurally distinct. The city’s name does not establish which court issued a warrant.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic bench warrant | May follow a missed date in a traffic citation case | Box Elder County Justice Court |
| Lower-court warrant | May relate to an infraction or criminal docket | County Justice Court |
| Arrest warrant | Follows probable-cause review in a criminal matter | Issuing judge or magistrate |
| Search warrant | Authorizes a defined search; separate from arrest process | Judge or magistrate under Rule 40 |
Look for the Filing Court Before Calling
Utah Xchange lets a user search public court case information by court, county, type, citation, or case number. When checking a Perry matter, confirm that the result points to Box Elder County Justice Court or to First District as shown by the official case paper. A shared city address or arrest location does not tell you which court has the docket.
Public access is not complete. Some records may be sealed, juvenile, expunged, or otherwise restricted, and an online search is not a certification that no warrant exists. Call the listed court if the record is missing or if the displayed case history does not answer the status question.
What a Perry Court Record Can Establish
The Xchange case view may show the venue, filing number, case type, charge, and docket events. It may help distinguish a traffic citation from a district criminal case, but the displayed history does not itself explain whether an order has been recalled or served. Research found no published Perry-specific warrant number pattern.
| Venue | Read the court name in the case header. |
|---|---|
| Cause number | Match it to the citation or notice you received. |
| Charge | Review the filed offense and case type. |
| Proceedings | Use the event history to locate hearings and court orders. |
| Warrant order | Ask the issuing court to confirm current status. |
Perry Does Not Have a Separate Court Calendar
The official routing reviewed does not identify a Perry municipal court handling warrant matters. For a lower-court case, the County Justice Court is the relevant clerk’s office; higher-level criminal cases can be in First District. Do not assume a city police department maintains its own judicial calendar just because the incident happened in Perry.
If a date was missed, give the clerk the exact court and case number and ask what the docket currently requires. A citation payment may not resolve a separate failure-to-appear order. The clerk can identify the record, while a judge decides any motion to recall a warrant.
Perry’s County Connection
Perry Police handles city incident records, while Box Elder County Justice Court handles local lower-court matters and First District takes its own docket. The Sheriff is a separate county office for service and custody. Statewide Warrants is a statewide search point. For the full county routing map and statewide steps, use the county home page.
Record path: Perry Police for incident files › the court named on the filing for docket and warrant status › Sheriff for custody or service questions
The county page at Box Elder County warrant records explains how the courts and Sheriff fit together.
Ask Perry Police for a Defined Record
For a Perry police document, identify the incident with the date, location, names involved, or report number and ask the department how to submit the request. A narrowly described request helps records staff locate the correct file. Release can still depend on the record type and applicable privacy rules.
If your purpose is to understand a warrant, ask the issuing court instead. The County’s public records process is another route for County-held records, but it does not make sealed or juvenile court information public and does not replace the court’s live docket.
Public Access to Perry Court Records
Utah’s public-record law applies to records held by government offices, but court access rules and privacy exceptions remain in force. Juvenile, sealed, or expunged case material is not made public merely because the related event occurred in Perry. Ask the clerk whether the document is public and how to request a copy.
Key Rules:
Utah GRAMA, Code § 63G-2-201 allows inspection of public records subject to statutory limits.
Utah Code § 78A-6-209 limits inspection of juvenile court records.
Utah Rule 40 permits sealing or delayed access for some search-warrant material.