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Most warrant questions here start with the municipal division that handled the case. Cedar County gives each city its own route. El Dorado Springs publishes a municipal clerk path, Stockton ties municipal ticket payments to Case.net, and Jerico Springs goes through the Cedar County Circuit Clerk. Have the case number ready. The Circuit Clerk keeps municipal-division records for the 28th Judicial Circuit, while the Cedar County Sheriff takes law-enforcement questions. There is no countywide municipal warrant list, so confirm any Cedar County city court warrant with the issuing division itself.

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City Court Warrants in Cedar County

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Which Cedar County Cities Have Municipal Courts

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Jerico SpringsCircuit Court, 28th Judicial CircuitCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit
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How to Check a City Court Warrant

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What a City Court Warrant Shows

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Warrant / Cause NumberCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit
Charge / OffenseCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit
Issuing CourtCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit
Bond / Fine AmountCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit
StatusCircuit Court, 28th Judicial Circuit

Resolving a City Court Warrant

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Cedar County City Court Warrants Use Three Different Local Routes

El Dorado Springs lays out the clearest Cedar County route. Its municipal court hears ordinance cases. Sessions fall on the first and third Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. A clerk is on hand from 4:00 p.m. on court nights, and weekday clerk hours run 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 405 West Oak. Bring cash or a money order. Personal checks are not accepted. For the clerk, call 417-876-4821. Stockton posts City Hall at 417-276-5210 and police at 417-276-1238. Its forms page sends “Pay Municipal Tickets” to Case.net, and the city-linked code treats the municipal court as a 28th Circuit division. Jerico Springs shows old official traces of a municipal division but no current portal, so its cases belong with the Cedar County Circuit Clerk. The official Stockton forms page shows the city's published route for municipal records.

Stockton official forms and municipal ticket records page

City Hall may be the front counter, but a Cedar County municipal warrant file is still a court record. Ask to see the case number, the party, the charge, and any scheduled date. Notices matter too. Pull the issued date plus any later return or withdrawal. Missouri Rule 37 sets general safeguards here, including prompt recall once a matter resolves, though the local division has to state the authorized next step. No active municipal warrant roster is published, so confirm everything with the clerk.

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