Loudon County Warrant Records Loudon County Warrant Records

This page explains what our private Loudon County reference service can and cannot do, and where to direct questions about official warrants. We cannot check, recall, or clear a warrant. For a case-specific answer, contact the Sheriff’s Office or court clerk that holds the record using the local routing below.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. We run a private reference site. We cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear a warrant, post bond, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice for anyone. For any of those, you need to reach the sheriff's warrant unit or the issuing court directly.

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Use the court printed on the case paper where possible. Loudon County maintains separate courts and Sheriff’s Office lines for different record types:

  • County jail or warrant routing: Loudon County Sheriff’s Office, 865-986-6612; 12680 Highway 11 West, Suite 1, Lenoir City, TN 37771
  • County records: Sheriff’s Office Records, 865-986-1770. The main office is 865-986-4823; non-emergency dispatch is 865-458-9081.
  • General Sessions, Juvenile, or Probate: county clerk, 865-986-3505, at 12680 Highway 11 West, Suite 3, Lenoir City.
  • Circuit or Criminal Court: Circuit Court Clerk, 865-458-2042, at 601 Grove Street, Loudon.
  • Chancery Court: Clerk and Master, 865-458-2630, at 601 Grove Street, Loudon.
  • Loudon city citation: Municipal Court Clerk, 865-408-0408, 100 Cedar Street. Ask about a city docket separately from a county case.
  • Lenoir City police contact: 865-986-2005 for city police routing; the municipal court page has the city court’s current schedule and information.

Verify addresses and office routing before traveling. The Sheriff’s Office contact page, county court directory, and Loudon Municipal Court page provide official contact details. A payment portal or public-record request is not a real-time warrant clearance.

For resolving a warrant, consult a licensed Tennessee attorney and the issuing court about the case’s specific process. No general walk-in surrender or blanket recall program is established by the local information reviewed.