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Questions about official Wilson County criminal records should go to the public office that created or maintains the requested file. The Wilson County Sheriff handles its reports, warrants, detention, and booking records. The Clerk of Superior Court handles criminal case files and certified county searches. This private reference site cannot retrieve or change those records, so the routing below identifies the proper government contact.

This Is Not a Government Office. Wilson County Criminal History is privately operated. It cannot retrieve official files, perform an official background check, correct or remove a record, or receive an expunction filing. Those services remain with the responsible public office.

Need an Official Record?

Use the custodian that matches the Wilson County record:

  • Arrest, booking, jail, and sheriff reports: contact the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office
  • Court case files: review criminal court case records or contact the Wilson County Clerk of Superior Court
  • Police and incident reports: contact the law-enforcement agency that created the report
  • Fingerprint-based personal state history: follow the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation Right to Review process
  • Certified Wilson County name searches: submit form AOC-CR-314 and the current fee to the clerk
  • Expunction filings: file the correct North Carolina court form with the clerk in the county where the charge or conviction arose

Wilson County Sheriff’s Office: 100 E. Green St., Wilson, NC 27894; 252-237-2118. The official county page does not publish separate records-counter hours, so call before visiting. The sheriff is the contact for records created by its deputies and for Wilson County detention or booking information.

Wilson County Courthouse: 115 E. Nash St., Wilson, NC 27894; Clerk and Criminal Section, 252-206-3000. The counter is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. It closes for one hour at midday. The clerk maintains Superior Court and District Court files, public terminals, and certified Wilson County criminal-record searches.