Stone County City Court Warrants
Wiggins is the only incorporated city in Stone County, so Wiggins Municipal Court is the county's city-court route. It hears city ordinance matters, municipal traffic cases, and Wiggins Police criminal cases. No other Stone County city court exists.
Wiggins Municipal Court
303 First Street South, Wiggins, MS 39577
(601) 928-5443
Fax: (601) 523-2154
Wiggins Police and Court Are Separate
The Wiggins Police Department sits at 303 First Street and answers at (601) 928-5444. Stone County residents should not put private case details into its online concern form, which is not a warrant lookup or records request. Send case-status questions straight to Municipal Court instead. The department's own page lists that contact route and little else on warrants.
The police enforce city matters, while the court controls its docket and recall orders.
Which Stone County City Has a Municipal Court
Official sources name only Wiggins as incorporated in Stone County. Unincorporated communities have no separate city courts, so the route depends on the issuing agency and the offense charged.
| Place | Court | Warrant source | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wiggins | Municipal Court | City ordinance, traffic, city criminal | (601) 928-5443 |
The Tuesday Stone County Municipal Schedule
Wiggins holds court on the first and third Tuesday at 2 p.m. Payment-review hearings are set for the third Tuesday at 1 p.m. Holidays, docket changes, or a case-specific order can shift a Stone County setting, so confirm before you leave home.
Checking a Stone County City Court Warrant
Wiggins offers no online warrant or citation lookup. Call the municipal clerk with your citation or case number. Ask what the Stone County entry actually is: a summons, failure-to-appear process, bench warrant, arrest warrant, payment-review matter, return, or recall.
- Identify Wiggins Police as the issuing agency.
- Gather the citation and scheduled date.
- Call Municipal Court for the live docket status.
- Ask for written proof of any new setting or recall.
What a Stone County City Court Warrant Shows
A Stone County municipal record may list the person's name, citation or case number, ordinance or charge, setting date, issue entry, bond information, payment activity, and disposition.
| Case number | A local identifier such as municipal case number. |
|---|---|
| Process | The actual summons or warrant type. |
| Setting | The scheduled court or review date. |
| Recall | The court entry withdrawing process. |
Not on the Sheriff List Does Not Mean Clear
A blank county-facing list proves nothing. A Wiggins warrant can sit in the municipal docket while missing from the county list. The sheriff-linked vendor channel is not verifiable, and no source shows it receives every Stone County entry from the city court.
Confirm a Wiggins matter with Municipal Court even when another public source returns no match.
Resolving a Stone County City Court Warrant
Ask the Stone County court what it requires: appearance, counsel, bond, payment review, or another step. The municipal page posts no online payment link. A receipt alone may not show that the warrant was recalled.
Obtain the court's confirmation of recall, return, new setting, or closure before treating the city process as resolved.