Outstanding Warrants in Union County
Union County publishes no public roster of outstanding warrants on the county, sheriff, or clerk sites. The sheriff's website covers Records, the jail, and public safety, with no searchable warrant list anywhere. The county case portal searches dockets. It is not an active-warrant product. "Active" or "outstanding" usually means the warrant has not been served, returned, recalled, or cleared, though the county publishes no glossary of its own status codes. Before you act on anything, call Sheriff Records at 865-992-5212 and the issuing clerk to confirm the current entry.
Union County Has No Warrant Roster
Union County simply has no warrant roster to search, and unofficial lists cannot fill that gap. The current sheriff site posts a Crime Stoppers number and its general services, but no warrant PDF, no name form, no update date, and no curated list. The county website and the court clerk site offer no official active-warrant table either. For your own status, call the sheriff's Records line and the issuing court directly. A mugshot page or people-search site is not county confirmation of anything.
The Union County Active Warrant List
With no public Union County list, there are no fields to walk through. The linked portal searches court cases by party or case reference, year, case number, court type, and case type. It offers no active-status filter. A case can stay visible after a warrant changes, and the related process may never show in the public results at all.
Note: No county list refresh schedule is published, so only the issuing clerk or Sheriff Records can verify a current status.
Union County Case Search Versus Warrant List
The difference matters when an online result looks final. The portal is a public case index with court and case-type choices; a roster would be an agency-kept set of active warrant records. Union County offers the first, not the second.
| Source | What it can show | What it cannot settle |
|---|---|---|
| County case portal | Searchable case references and docket results | Whether a warrant is currently active |
| Sheriff Records | Routing for county-held service and record questions | Municipal court docket details it does not hold |
| Issuing court clerk | Case process, appearance, bond, and recall instructions | Other courts’ separate files |
A no-result case search may leave a city, recent, sealed, or juvenile matter unconfirmed.
Active Warrants: What They Show
No sample Union County warrant entry is available without private identifying information. The blank Tennessee AOC capias form gives a safe schema example, and the public case portal does not claim to show these fields. Ask the clerk for a case-specific answer.
| Case number | Ask for the actual court number; no local warrant-number format is published. |
|---|---|
| Charge | The blank form includes charge fields; confirm the offense with the issuing clerk. |
| Issuing court | General Sessions, Circuit/Criminal, or a city court depending on the case. |
| Bond and date | The AOC model includes bond and initial-appearance fields, but Union values are not published online. |
| Officer return | The form allows an execution or not-found return; ask whether service occurred. |
Union County City Warrants Stay Separate
Maynardville, Plainview, and Luttrell each run their own city court for ordinance and traffic matters. A city warrant can stay with that court and never appear in the Union County portal. City police may serve municipal process inside the county. Ask the city clerk whether a warrant issued and whether the sheriff now holds it. Maynardville uses 865-992-3821, extension 2; Plainview lists 865-992-5841; Luttrell City Hall is 865-992-0870. Each is a separate contact, not a branch of one list.
Union County Warrant Roundups
Union County has no most-wanted roster and no warrant-roundup program. The sheriff site lists Crime Stoppers at 844-200-BUST but posts no reward amount, tip form, refresh schedule, or named program page. A tip line takes information; it does not check your personal warrant status.
Key Point: Use the sheriff’s official service and Crime Stoppers page for current contact details; it does not host a warrant roster.
For a separate TBI Most Wanted case, use the state’s official tip page. Do not copy names or photographs from a roster into this resource.
Confirming a Union County Warrant
Ask the issuing clerk whether the warrant is outstanding, served, returned, recalled, or cleared, and request a docket entry, order, or written release. If the answer involves county service, call Sheriff Records; for booking or bond routing, the jail number is 865-992-6262. No warrant-window schedule or universal surrender policy is published. Keep your payment receipts and any reset or release paperwork. If a traffic FTA reached the Department of Safety, ask whether the court must send a separate compliance release.
Finding Your Own Name on the List
Since Union County has no public roster, contact the court and sheriff rather than a third-party page. If the court confirms a warrant, ask an attorney about a motion, a new setting, bond, or an arranged surrender. A bench warrant belongs to the court whose appearance was missed; Union County bench warrant steps follow that issuing court.
Important: Consult counsel and the issuing court before appearing; the sheriff site does not publish a walk-in surrender or bond procedure.
Union County Warrant Tip Channels
The sheriff site lists Crime Stoppers at 844-200-BUST, with no published reward schedule or description of anonymous tip handling. The TBI tip program is separate: it takes web tips and calls to 1-800-TBI-FIND, allows anonymity, and notes that reward eligibility applies to TBI Most Wanted information. The U.S. Marshals Eastern District runs a 24-hour fugitive tip line for regional work. Neither channel confirms a Union County court warrant for the caller.
This state tip page belongs to a separate TBI program. For your own status, use the issuing Union County court.