Process
 on January 30, 2025

Process to get warrants may be streamlined

By By Michael Williamson, Richwood Gazette 

 

Getting a warrant approved may soon be easier and faster for local law enforcement agents.

Union County Prosecutor Dave Phillips said his office is in the process of implementing an electronic search warrant system for law enforcement officers and members of the court system, something that he said will noticeably improve the process.

“It should really improve the efficiency and the deliveries of warrants,” he said. “I wouldn’t call the current system slow and inefficient, but it is slower.”

Right now, when an officer is at the scene of a crime or engaged in an active investigation, the officer would have to leave the scene, fill out and file the affidavit. That document includes information su…

Read this entire article as it appeared in print in our eEdition

LATEST NEWS
NUMS cagers sweep Benjamin Logan
Local Sports
By Bob Putman, Richwood Gazette The North Union Middle School boys basketball team swept past Benjamin Logan last Monday. The seventh-grade team won 5...
January 15, 2026
In Retrospect
Community
100 YEARS AGO From Jan. 14, 1926 The Embroidery Club and a number of guests were entertained today at the home of Mrs. Geroge W. Hunt, on North Clinto...
January 15, 2026
Richwood Community Meals
Community
Jan. 22 Chicken Cordon Bleu, Garlic Baby Bakers, Cauliflower w/cheese, Pineapple, Pudding Cup, 5 Vanilla Wafers Jan. 23 Bratwurst on Lg. Bun, Scallope...
January 15, 2026
Fire – EMS
Community
FIRE Jan. 4 9:35 a.m. – East Blagrove Street (gas leak) Jan. 7 5:20 p.m. – Plummer Street (smell of smoke) EMS Jan. 4 3:42 a.m. - Beatty Avenue 5:34 a...
January 15, 2026
Local veteran recognized
Community
From Gazette staff reports Richwood veteran Gail DeGood-Guy is being recognized as part of the VFW’s Still Serving campaign that celebrates veterans w...
January 15, 2026