This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Mills County Warrant Records is a private reference site. We cannot confirm, recall, clear, or remove a warrant; accept bond or court payments; arrange surrender or a hearing; access the restricted IOWA System; or provide legal advice. Contact the clerk, sheriff, responsible police agency, or a licensed Iowa attorney.
Need Official Warrant Information?
Route the question according to the record and the office that controls it:
- A court case or warrant event: contact the Mills County Clerk of Court. The clerk maintains Iowa District Court records and can explain the public docket or direct a current-status question.
- A county law-enforcement record: contact the Mills County Sheriff's Office. Ask for records routing when seeking an existing releasable sheriff record.
- A missed appearance: start with the clerk and the underlying Iowa District Court case. Mills County does not have a separate modern municipal or justice-of-the-peace court.
- Jail custody: use the sheriff's published jail line, 712-527-4275, rather than asking the court clerk for booking information.
- Resolution or surrender: consult a licensed Iowa attorney and follow instructions from the court or responsible agency. Online payment alone does not prove recall.
Mills County Sheriff's Office: 600 Industrial Road, Glenwood, Iowa 51534; 712-527-4871. Posted office hours are weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The official county directory lists records@millscountyiowa.gov for records requests and sheriff@millscountyiowa.gov for the sheriff.
Mills County Clerk of Court: 418 Sharp Street, Glenwood, Iowa 51534; 712-527-4880; CountyClerk.Mills@iowacourts.gov. Use a case ID or citation number when possible so the clerk can identify the correct public record.
Iowa Courts Online is the public electronic docket search, not an active-warrant list. The IOWA System is a restricted state law-enforcement network and cannot be searched by this site or the public. For a Glenwood police record, use the city's official records custodian. Other city-held records should go to the applicable city clerk, while county court matters remain with the Mills County Clerk.