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This is a private reference resource, not a court office. Official Perry County docket sheets, case documents, fees, settings, and certified copies come from the court or clerk that maintains the original record.

Not a Court or Government Office. We cannot retrieve records, change a hearing date, issue a certified copy, remove a case, or provide legal advice. Direct those requests to the appropriate Perry County clerk or court.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Start with the court that holds the matter. The record type and court name, not the town where a person lives, determine the proper office. Have the case or citation number, party name, court, approximate filing date, and the type of copy or date confirmation needed.

  • Circuit felony or civil docket: contact the Perry County Circuit Clerk or use MEC/PAMEC where the electronic record is available.
  • Chancery family, probate, or equity record: contact the Perry County Chancery Clerk; district settings are handled through the Tenth Chancery process.
  • Justice Court traffic, misdemeanor, or small-claims record: contact Justice Court Clerk Teresa Watford.
  • Municipal ticket or ordinance case: contact the city court or town clerk listed on the citation.
  • Certified copy: ask the clerk that owns the case, then confirm the current fee and payment method before sending payment.

The primary Circuit records desk is the Perry County Circuit Clerk, P.O. Box 198, New Augusta, MS 39462, 601-964-8663. The county office page also lists 601-964-3398. The courthouse location for Circuit and Chancery records is 103 South Main Street, New Augusta, MS 39462; MEC CourtInfo lists regular hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Verify a current contact or hours before traveling.

The Chancery Clerk is reachable at 601-964-8398. Justice Court Clerk Teresa Watford is reachable at 601-964-8366 and uses P.O. Box 455, New Augusta, MS 39462. The Circuit Clerk's public contact information is available through the official county page; the Chancery Clerk page states that it accepts cash, check, and money order rather than cards.