Blaine County Warrant RecordsBlaine County Warrant Records

Blaine County Warrant Records is not a government office and cannot confirm or resolve a warrant. Use the office that controls the record. The Court Clerk handles District Court files, the Sheriff handles service and jail questions, and each municipal court handles its own city citation process. Verify current contact details on the linked official page before traveling.

Need Official Warrant Information?

For a Blaine District Court case, start with the Blaine County Court Clerk. The office profile lists 212 N. Weigle, Watonga, Oklahoma 73772, (580) 623-5970, fax (580) 623-4781, and hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., open through noon. The county profile lists Christy Matli’s public office email as christy.matli@oscn.net.

Blaine County Court Clerk

District Court records, criminal and traffic files

212 N. Weigle, Watonga, OK 73772

(580) 623-5970

Official profile

Blaine County Sheriff

Service, process, and law-enforcement questions

220 N. Burford, Watonga, OK 73772

(580) 623-5111

Official contacts

Blaine County Jail

Custody and intake-direction questions

(580) 623-9965

Jail information

The Sheriff’s contact page lists Monday through Friday public hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It does not post a dedicated warrant line, walk-in surrender schedule, bond window, or public active-warrant list. Call before appearing.

Municipal Contacts

  • Watonga City Hall: (580) 623-4669. Watonga Police: (580) 623-7355.
  • Geary Municipal Court: (405) 884-5466. Geary Police: (405) 884-2167.
  • Okeene Town Hall: (580) 822-3035 or (580) 822-3034. Police non-emergency: (580) 822-3031.
  • Hydro: a current direct municipal court route was not located; use the citation and current town contact.
  • Canton Town Hall: (580) 886-2212. The town emergency page lists the Blaine Sheriff for law-enforcement routing.

Geary publishes a city record-search process with a $10 search fee plus $0.25 per page for non-government requests, and up to 10 days for completion. Watonga publishes an open-records form with city-specific copy choices. These local rules do not automatically apply to other towns or the County Sheriff.

For urgent danger, call 911. Routine records requests and court-status questions should use the office named on the citation or case paper.