Berks County Warrant Search

To start a Berks County warrant search, use the court record site shown below. This tool helps folks find out if there’s a warrant. It’s handy when the sheriff’s office lacks a site for this info. The court site lets you search wide and deep. You can find both bench and felony warrants. These come from police work or when someone skips court.

You can look by name or by case number. It’s fast and clear.

If you hit a wall while using the search, don’t stress. Just call the county clerk or sheriff’s office. They can help walk you through it.

Berks County Clerk of Court
Address: 633 Court Street, Reading, PA 19601
Phone: (610) 478-6550

Berks County Sheriff’s Office
Address: 633 Court Street, Reading, PA 19601
Phone: (610) 478-6240

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Official Berks County Warrant Search Resources

Agency Info	Description
Berks County Sheriff’s Office 633 Court Street 3rd Floor Reading PA 19601 610 478 6240	The Berks County Sheriff handles court bench and felony warrants. Folks may go here to ask about active wants or give a tip. They serve legal notes and help courts, and jail staff. Part of this PA county law group helps track those with fines or skipped dates.
Berks County Court of Common Pleas 633 Court Street Reading PA 19601 610 478 6208	This court helps process most warrant issues in Berks County. It’s where folks go for big case files or to check if a judge gave out a want. Ask the clerk for help with case lookups or past rulings.
Reading Police Dept 815 Washington Street Reading PA 19601 610 655 6116	The city’s main law team handles local wants, crime leads, and jail logs. They may share tips on checks or how to clear a name. You may also ask about the court steps or give a tip in private.
Wyomissing Police Dept 22 Reading Blvd Wyomissing PA 19610 610 375 6102	This town force works on local law calls, arrests, and court help. If you live in Wyomissing or had a run-in here, this is the place to start a warrant talk. They help with court steps and bail info too.
Muhlenberg Township Police Dept 5401 Leesport Ave Temple PA 19560 610 929 5454	The local police help Berks folk with crime tips and active wants. They work with courts and jails to keep track of who must show up. Good spot to ask if you need warrant info in this zone.
Exeter Township Police Dept 4975 DeMoss Road Reading PA 19606 610 779 1490	This office serves Exeter and aids folks with warrant checks. They can help with bail stuff and how to speak to a court rep. They may give tips on how to fix fines or court skips.
Spring Township Police Dept 2800 Shillington Road Sinking Spring PA 19608 610 678 3431	Spring PD helps with local law and may help find out if there’s a bench want out. They also give help on what to do next, such as talk with court or pay a fine.
Amity Township Police Dept 2004 Weavertown Road Douglassville PA 19518 610 689 6000	This crew runs law in Amity and helps folks who may have skipped court. If you stay here and think a judge may want to see you, this is a good stop.
Fleetwood Police Dept 110 West Arch Street Fleetwood PA 19522 610 944 7011	Fleetwood PD looks into local wants and law tips. Great to call if you live in town and think you missed a court date or need help with steps.
Kutztown Borough Police Dept 45 Railroad Street Kutztown PA 19530 610 683 3545	This borough group helps with law leads and court calls. If you live near the Kutztown zone and think there may be a judge’s note for you, check in with this crew.