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For an official Jefferson County, Mississippi court docket, case file, certified copy, or hearing setting, contact the court or clerk that maintains the record. The Jefferson County Circuit Clerk is the primary contact for Circuit Court civil and criminal files. Chancery, Justice Court, and Fayette Municipal matters follow different record-keeper routes. This private reference site cannot access court systems or alter a case, but the routing below identifies the appropriate official channel.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private reference site cannot retrieve a docket, alter or verify a setting, seal a record, issue a certified copy, or provide legal advice. Those matters must go to the court or clerk that keeps the file.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Use the record keeper rather than a general county contact. PAMEC is the public side of Mississippi Electronic Courts for participating courts, but it is not a complete universal case search and it does not replace a clerk-held or certified record.

  • Circuit Court docket sheet or document: begin with PAMEC if the electronic case participates, then ask the Jefferson County Circuit Clerk for inspection or a specific copy.
  • Current Circuit Court setting: use the Court Schedule route and confirm it with the Circuit Clerk.
  • Chancery family, probate, land, guardianship, or equity record: direct the request to Chancery Clerk Serena King at 601-786-3021.
  • Justice Court traffic, misdemeanor, or preliminary matter: contact Justice Court at 601-786-8594.
  • Fayette city-limit traffic, parking, ordinance, or misdemeanor matter: contact Fayette Municipal Court at 601-786-6329.

For Jefferson County Circuit Court civil and criminal dockets, the primary official contact is Jefferson County Circuit Clerk Arnell Harried, P.O. Box 305, 1483 Main Street, Fayette, MS 39069. The office phone is 601-786-3422, fax is 601-786-9676, and email is circuitclerk@jeffersoncountyms.gov. Published hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The official Circuit Clerk page posts the office information and fee schedule.

For a request that cannot be found online, ask the clerk that owns the file for the current request route, a fee estimate, and whether an inspection, plain copy, or certified copy is available. Jefferson County's published public-records PDF link was unavailable when research was completed, so this site does not provide or reconstruct a form. The Circuit Clerk can confirm the current method for a Circuit Court request.