Active Warrant Search in Solano County, California

In Solano, warrants are public under the California Public Records Act (CPRA), codified in Gov. Code § 7920.000 et seq, and California Rules of Court (CRC) Rule 2.400(a). Per the CPRA § 7923.610, law enforcement agencies are required to release warrants in their custody. However, they may withhold warrants if their release would endanger a person’s life or jeopardize an active investigation. On the other hand, CRC Rule 2.400(a) established the public’s right to access court records, including issued warrants. However, search warrants are confidential until they are executed and returned to the issuing court pursuant to California Penal Code Section 1534.

Individuals must possess a warrant’s subject name and date of birth, or case number, to conduct an active warrant search in Solano County. They may visit or contact local law enforcement agencies, such as the Solano County Sheriff’s Office and municipal police department, to conduct warrant searches. For instance, they may visit or contact the Solano County Sheriff’s Records and Warrants Bureau at:

530 Union Avenue, Suite 100
Fairfield, CA 94533
Phone: (707) 784-7010
Email: SHFRecords@SolanoCounty.gov

Alternatively, interested persons may visit or contact the Solano County Superior Court to inquire about active warrants. They may also use the court’s Case Search portal to access court records online, which may contain information about warrants issued in cases.

Agency / Resource	Purpose	Search Methods	Notes
Solano County Sheriff’s Office	Maintains and executes warrants	Phone, in person, or by email	Inquirers risk arrest if warrants against them are discovered during in-person warrant inquiries
Solano County Superior Court	Maintains and issues warrants	Online, in person, and by phone