About Yuma County

Yuma County is located in the northeastern region of Colorado and is characterized by its vast agricultural landscape and close-knit communities. The county seat is Wray, a rural town that serves as the legal and administrative center. Yuma County covers approximately 2,369 square miles. The county court manages legal matters including civil disputes, criminal cases, traffic violations, and warrants.

Court Information

• Yuma County Court: 310 Ash St, Wray, CO 80758
• Phone: (970) 332-4118
• Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Website: www.yumacounty.net

Types of Warrants

Yuma County issues several types of warrants:

• Bench Warrants: Issued when someone fails to appear in court
• Arrest Warrants: Issued by law enforcement for suspected criminal activity
• Capias Warrants: Issued for contempt of court or failure to comply with court orders
• Extradition Warrants: For individuals wanted in other jurisdictions

What to Do If You Have a Warrant

If you discover you have an active warrant in Yuma County:

1. Contact a qualified attorney immediately
2. Do not ignore the warrant – it will not go away
3. Consider turning yourself in voluntarily
4. Gather any relevant documentation
5. Be prepared to post bond if required

Additional Resources

• Yuma County Official Website
• Yuma County Sheriff Department
• Contact Our Support Team
• Legal Disclaimer