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This site is not a government office. It cannot search official systems, confirm a warrant, change a court record, or take payment. Use the local clerk or law-enforcement contact that matches the court on the paper.
Circuit Court Clerk. Karen L. Millsaps maintains Circuit Court records and routes court-date questions for Circuit, General Sessions, and Juvenile matters. The county lists the office at 351 Fredonia Road, Suite B, Dunlap, TN 37327. Call (423) 949-2618. Published hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office. The county profile lists the office at 351 Fredonia Road A, Dunlap, TN 37327, phone (423) 949-7750, and 24-hour operations. E-911 lists option 2 for the Sheriff and option 1 for Justice Center inmate inquiries. The 24/7 label is not a published warrant-counter schedule. Ask about current warrant confirmation, intake, and bond routing before visiting.
Dunlap City Court. The city publishes the court at the Justice Center, 119 Church Street, Dunlap, TN 37327. Call (423) 949-3319 for the clerk route. The city lists sessions on the second Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. and fourth Thursday at 1:30 p.m.; fines and fees are listed at the City Justice Center from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call to verify the schedule and whether the matter can be handled there.
Non-emergency dispatch. Sequatchie E-911 lists (423) 949-9912 for routine dispatch calls. Use 911 only for an emergency. Its contact page provides the current phone menu and city-police route.
Public-record request. The Tennessee Public Records Act request goes to the Public Records Request Coordinator in the office that keeps the record. Ask the Sheriff about a Sheriff record and the court clerk about a court filing. The county policy is dated April 20, 2017; its coordinator address details should be confirmed with the current office before mailing. A request can seek an existing document but is not an instant warrant-status service.
- Have the court name, approximate date, and case or citation number if available.
- Ask whether the record can be inspected or copied and whether ID or Tennessee-citizen proof is needed.
- For an unclear court date, the 12th Judicial District Public Defender court page lists local court routing.
- For county policy and request fields, review the Sequatchie County Public Records Policy.
Public pages and phone menus can change. Confirm the current address, hours, and record holder before sending documents or making a trip.