St. Helena Parish Warrant Records St. Helena Parish Warrant Records

Most warrant questions in St. Helena Parish belong with the office that holds the record, not with a private website. This page lists the offices that do hold those records, from the sheriff's administrative line to the clerk of court suite at the courthouse, and explains what we can answer ourselves, which is very little about any individual case. Anyone checking a status or helping a relative should start with a phone call to the issuing court or the sheriff, bring photo identification, and keep a case or citation number close at hand. Questions about this website are welcome.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. We are a private reference site. We cannot confirm a warrant, recall or clear one, post bond, arrange a surrender, or offer legal advice to anyone. Each of those steps runs through the sheriff's office or the court that issued the warrant.

Need Official Warrant Information?

St. Helena Parish has no public sheriff warrant search, so a phone call or a counter visit is the route that works. Match the question to the office before you dial:

  • Whether a warrant is active: ask the St. Helena Parish Sheriff's Office, which serves parish warrants and can confirm custody or execution by name and date of birth
  • A bench warrant for a missed date: call the court that set the case, which may be the 21st Judicial District Court, the Greensburg Town Court, the Montpelier Mayor's Court, or one of the six justice of the peace wards
  • Clearing or recalling a warrant: speak with a licensed Louisiana attorney and the issuing court about a motion to recall, a voluntary appearance, or bond
  • A district court criminal case: the St. Helena Parish Clerk of Court keeps the filings and minutes for the 21st Judicial District Court

The sheriff's administrative office sits at 19 N. First Street, Greensburg, LA 70441, and answers at (225) 222-4413. The parish jail is at 387 Sitman Street in Greensburg and can be reached at (225) 222-6896. The Police Jury also publishes a toll-free sheriff line at (888) 200-4905. Ask which office is holding the process before you travel, because a Greensburg or Montpelier ordinance matter stays with that town's court.

The Clerk of Court works out of Suite 101 at 369 Sitman St., Greensburg, LA 70441, with mail to P.O. Box 308. The office answers at (225) 222-4514 and is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The courthouse switchboard for the 21st Judicial District Court is (225) 222-6492. Bring photo identification and any citation, case number, or court notice you already have, since the clerk searches by name and the fee page lists a charge per name searched.

Questions about this website, a broken link, or how a page reads are the ones we can answer. Send those through the contact route in the footer. Anything about a real warrant, a bond amount, or a court date has to come from the office holding the record.