Renville County Active Warrants
Renville County has an official active warrant listing. The Sheriff warrant landing page links to the active table at warrants.renvillecountymn.gov. The active listing is not a fielded search form. It is a public table with a Last Run Date, warrant number, name, date of birth, date of warrant, bond or bail amount, offense level, and description. The inspected research copy showed the list run on June 23, 2026 at 12:40 a.m.
The Sheriff is Scott D. Hable. The Sheriff's Office is at 105 S. 5th St., Suite 210, Olivia, MN 56277. The non-emergency number is 320-523-1161, the jail number is 320-523-3600, and the direct Sheriff contact page lists 320-523-3771. Warrant questions tied to an active case may also need Renville County Court Administration at 320-523-3680.
The Sheriff's contact source is the Renville County Sheriff contact page.
Sheriff contact details are the practical fallback when a web list is stale, unclear, or not enough to resolve a warrant safely.
Search Renville County Warrants
The Renville County warrant list landing page is the official county page that points users to the active warrant list. The active warrant page is a table rather than a search box. Use the browser find function to search a name, and then confirm the case number, date of birth, warrant date, and bond or bail amount before acting on the result.
The landing page helps users reach the Sheriff-maintained warrant list, while court records help explain the underlying case history.
- Open the Sheriff warrant list landing page and follow the link to the active warrant table.
- Use browser find to search the person's last name, first name, or a known case-style warrant number.
- Compare the name with the date of birth and warrant date before treating the row as a match.
- Search MCRO by case number or name if the warrant appears tied to a Renville District Court case.
- Call the Sheriff or court administration before appearing, paying bond, or assuming the warrant is cleared.
No official app-only Renville warrant tool was found in the official source review. No public statewide Minnesota e-warrant search for ordinary public users was located. MCRO and BCA are related records channels, but neither is a statewide warrant-only system.
Renville Warrant Search Fields
The active warrant list fields come from the public table itself. There are no required typed search fields because the page does not have a visible form. The data fields still work as a search-field table because each column is what the user can scan or use with browser find. Names and warrant numbers are the fastest on-page search targets.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warrant Number | Text | n/a | Examples include 65CR2489, 65FA0554, and 65K895970. |
| Name | Text | n/a | Last, first, middle; useful with browser find. |
| Date of Birth | Date | n/a | M/D/YYYY format shown in the list. |
| Date of Warrant | Date | n/a | M/D/YYYY format; use to check how old the warrant is. |
| Bond/Bail Amount | Money | n/a | Dollar amount; some rows may show $0. |
| Offense Level | Text | n/a | Felony, Gross Misdemeanor, or Misdemeanor. |
| Description | Text | n/a | Charge or warrant description, often with local labels such as NIGHTCAP. |
Renville Warrant Record Fields
The sample inventory in the research shows how a Renville County warrant row can be read. One observed sample included warrant number 65CR25295, a name, date of birth, warrant date, $0 bond or bail, misdemeanor offense level, and a domestic-assault description with a Nightcap label. Other observed descriptions included DWI, burglary, writ of attachment, contempt of court, failure to provide proof of insurance, threats of violence, drug possession, and predatory offender violation.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Warrant number | Identifier that may point back to a District Court case, such as a 65CR criminal prefix. |
| Name and birth date | Identity fields used to avoid confusing two people with similar names. |
| Date of warrant | The date the warrant was issued or entered on the list. |
| Bond or bail amount | Money amount listed for release or appearance purposes, subject to confirmation. |
| Offense level | Felony, gross misdemeanor, misdemeanor, or related classification. |
| Description | Short warrant or charge description from the public list. |
The active table source is the Renville County active warrant list.
The table gives a public snapshot, but the Last Run Date and court status should be checked before relying on the list alone.
Types of Renville Warrants
Renville County warrant records can point to several types of legal authority. Some are tied to criminal cases. Others are tied to missed court appearances, family or civil matters, probation issues, or custody holds. Search warrants and sealed warrants are different because they are not usually public before execution, and no Renville public search for sealed search warrants was located.
- Active arrest warrants are checked first through the Sheriff active warrant list.
- Bench warrants can result from missed court dates and may also appear in MCRO case history.
- Writs of attachment were observed in the public list and may connect to family or civil entries.
- Probation violation warrants may appear in a court case, jail charge line, or active warrant row.
- Out-of-state fugitive holds may appear on the jail roster under Minnesota statutory authority.
Case prefixes help sort the source. The research observed 65CR criminal entries, 65FA family entries, 65CV civil entries, and older 65K entries. For a warrant tied to a court file, MCRO case search can help explain the underlying charge, hearing, or order.
Renville Warrant Access Channels
Use more than one channel when the stakes are high. The Sheriff active list gives the public table. MCRO can show a related District Court case, but pending or restricted matters may have remote-access limits. Court administration can answer court-date, case-number, bail-condition, and hearing questions. The Sheriff's Office and jail can answer practical custody or warrant questions.
| Channel | Use It For | Contact or Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sheriff active list | Public active warrant table and name scanning. | warrants.renvillecountymn.gov via Sheriff warrant page. |
| MCRO | Underlying District Court case, hearings, Register of Actions, and public documents. | MCRO Case Search. |
| Sheriff phone | Practical warrant or custody questions. | Non-emergency 320-523-1161; jail 320-523-3600. |
| In person | Direct Sheriff or court contact when online data is not enough. | Sheriff at 105 S. 5th St., Suite 210; court at 500 E. DePue. |
| Sheriff records request | Sheriff-generated reports, subject to investigative and confidential limits. | Records phone 320-523-3794; fax 320-523-3787. |
Resolve Renville County Warrants
Do not assume the online list is complete or real-time. The public table has a last-run date, and warrant status can change after court action, payment, arrest, recall, or data update. A person who finds a possible match should confirm identity, court case, and bond terms before going to the Sheriff, court, or jail.
- Confirm the warrant through the Sheriff active list, MCRO case number, or direct Sheriff or court contact.
- Ask whether the warrant is active, recalled, cleared, or tied to a hearing that must be scheduled.
- Confirm bond or bail payment method and any conditions before appearing with money.
- If represented, have counsel contact the court or prosecutor about quash, recall, or appearance options.
- If surrender is required, bring ID and needed medication information, and leave weapons, phone, tobacco, alcohol, drugs, and extra papers behind.
- After clearance, allow time for system updates and get written proof from the court or Sheriff if needed.
Important: A warrant can lead to arrest; confirm the status with the Sheriff or court before taking action.
Restricted Renville Warrant Records
Not every warrant is public. Search warrants and sealed warrants are not ordinarily public before execution. Juvenile matters can be restricted. Some law-enforcement records may be confidential during investigation. The public list is therefore a useful access point, not a full account of every warrant or law-enforcement action in Renville County.
The Minnesota Government Data Practices Act applies to county executive-branch records such as Sheriff records, while court records follow Minnesota Judicial Branch public access rules. Sheriff-generated reports can be requested through the Sheriff Records channel, but court case records and certified copies must be handled through Renville County Court Administration.
Note: The active warrant list, MCRO, BCA history, and jail roster answer different questions and should not be treated as one combined record.