Search Livingston Parish Warrant Records

Livingston Parish warrant records are managed by the sheriff's office in Livingston, Louisiana. The sheriff maintains a warrants division, a most wanted page, and an inmate roster accessible through external sites. The 21st Judicial District Court handles criminal warrant cases in the parish warrant records. While there is no dedicated online warrant search, several tools exist for checking arrest and inmate records. This page covers how to find and search every office, contact, and process for finding warrant records in Livingston Parish.

Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office Warrant Records

The Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office (LPSO) is at 20300 Government Boulevard in Livingston, LA 70754. Sheriff Jason Ard leads the records office. The main phone is (225) 686-2241. The warrants division can be reached at (225) 435-1330. Captain Kevin Harrell oversees the warrants division. The fax is (225) 686-2475. The mailing address is P.O. Box 850, Livingston, LA 70754. A toll-free tax line is available at 1-800-443-7681.

The LPSO website offers several services. The website notes: "From checking your taxes and fine amounts to math homework helpers for kids, the LPSO website has something for everyone." For warrant-specific information, the warrants division page states: "Warrants. Home Divisions Warrants. Capt. Kevin Harrell. (225) 435-1330." The site also features an LPSO Most Wanted section and a Missing Persons page.

Sheriff Ard's welcome message says: "Thank you for visiting the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office website. A lot of time and effort has gone into creating a website that is informative and functional both for the residents of Livingston Parish and anyone else that wants to know more about the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office."

How to Search Livingston Parish Warrant Records

Livingston Parish does not have a dedicated online warrant search database. However, several tools can help. Call the warrants division at (225) 435-1330 with the full name and date of birth. Captain Harrell's team can check for active warrants. You can also call the main office at (225) 686-2241.

The LPSO website provides an inmate list that shows who is in custody on warrant records. An external inmate roster shows name, date of birth, race, gender, and booking details. The roster showed 776+ inmates at the time of our research. This tool shows who is in jail but does not list everyone with an outstanding warrant. To find that, you must search by calling the warrants division.

You can also search and check the LPSO Most Wanted page for individuals with active warrant records who are being actively sought. For traffic warrants, call the 21st Judicial District Court Collections Department at (225) 435-7002 or pay online at www.21stjdcpay.org. The Walker Police Department maintains its own online warrant list for city warrants.

The Livingston Parish Sheriff's homepage is shown below.

The site links to the warrants division, most wanted page, inmate list, and other services.

Livingston Parish Warrant Records Division

The warrants division page on the LPSO website is shown below. It lists Captain Kevin Harrell and the direct phone number for warrant inquiries.

Call (225) 435-1330 during business hours to search warrant records through the warrants division. They handle all active warrant checks for Livingston Parish. Under La. R.S. 44:1, warrant records are public once they have been filed with the court.

The LPSO Most Wanted page is shown here.

The most wanted warrant list shows records of fugitives with active warrant records in Livingston Parish. If you know the location of any of these individuals, contact the sheriff's office to check warrant records.

Note: The Livingston Parish Detention Center is at 28445 Charlie Watts Road, P.O. Box 1000, Livingston, LA 70754. Major Ben Ballard serves as warden, phone (225) 435-1541.

Livingston Parish Clerk of Court Warrant Records

The Livingston Parish Clerk of Court is Jason B. Harris. The main office is at 20180 Iowa Street, Livingston, LA 70754. A satellite office is at 145 Del Orleans Avenue, Building 2, Suite E, Denham Springs, LA 70726. Phone is (225) 686-2216. Toll free is (877) 854-1579. Fax is (225) 686-1867. Email technical support at kevin.pope@livclerk.org. The clerk's website provides records about court warrant records and services.

The clerk's website notes: "Please feel free to call us at (225) 686-2216 or toll free (877) 854-1579." They also have fraud alert notifications for land records. The site states: "Our COTT system has been restored for internal use, however they are still working on restoring our external viewing." Criminal disposition requests cost $10 per name per charge.

If you need to expunge a record in Livingston Parish, the total cost is $550. That breaks down to $200 for the clerk, $250 for the state police, $50 for the sheriff, and $50 for the district attorney. Traffic tickets can be paid at the courthouse, by calling (225) 435-7002, or online at www.21stjdcpay.org. The eClerksLA portal offers fraud alert notifications for land records.

Livingston Parish Inmate Roster

The external inmate roster for Livingston Parish is shown below. This tool lets you search for current inmates by name.

The roster shows booking details, charges, and custody status. It does not list everyone with an outstanding warrant. For full warrant checks, call the warrants division at (225) 435-1330.

The 21st Judicial District Court handles all criminal warrant cases in Livingston Parish. The collections department is at (225) 435-7002. Misdemeanor probation can be reached at (985) 747-1308. Arrest warrants follow La. C.Cr.P. Art. 202. Under La. R.S. 15:587, the state police control the release of criminal warrant records data. You can check your own warrant record by searching through IdentoGO under La. R.S. 15:588. The IBC at ibc.dps.louisiana.gov costs $31 to search for a statewide search. Louisiana VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com/state/LA tracks warrant and custody records across the state warrant records.

Nearby Parishes

Livingston Parish sits east of Baton Rouge. Each neighboring parish has its own sheriff and court system for warrant records.