It’s a temporary program that offers amnesty to people facing misdemeanor warrants.
The Marianna Police Department has initiated a warrant amnesty program from December 15, 2024, to January 15, 2025. This allows citizens with misdemeanor warrants to resolve their issues without fear of immediate arrest or additional fees. It’s part of a new policy being rolled out across the United States in different forms.
Amnesty Announced For Local Citizens With Misdemeanor Warrants
Individuals in Marianna, Arkansas can visit the department between 8:30 AM and 8:30 PM. Warrants will be served, and court dates issued, simplifying the process for those involved.
No financial transactions are required at this time. This initiative aims to reduce the backlog of minor offenses and encourage community cooperation.
Contact the Marianna Police Department at 870-295-2508 or visit them at 35 South Poplar Street, Marianna, AR, for more information or to take advantage of this opportunity.
Are Warrant Amnesty Programs Common?
Warrant amnesty programs are being tested in municipal courts across the United States.
These programs are designed to help individuals with outstanding warrants for minor offenses, such as traffic violations or failure to appear in court, to resolve their cases without the immediate threat of arrest.
They recently did an amnesty program in Austin, Texas. More than 2,300 outstanding warrants and delinquent citations were cleared.
