 Lieutenant Mark Trull|Civil & Warrants |
Lt. Trull has been serving with the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office since August 1994. He completed BLET in 1994 and continued his education earning both an Associates Degree and Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice. In 2005, Lt. Trull obtained his Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate from the North Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training Standards Commission.
As Lieutenant of Civil and Warrant Division, some of his duties include:
In addition to serving as Lt. of the Civil and Warrant Division, Lt. Trull also assists with departmental grant writing, and budget preparation. He participates as a member of the aviation unit holding both fixed wing and rotorwing license. |
 Sergeant John Bolduc|Warrant Division |
 Sergeant George West|Civil Division |
Civil Section
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office Civil Section carries out the sheriff’s statutory responsibility for the service of process and execution of writs. These judicial process documents originate from the courts, governmental agencies and private attorneys in North Carolina and throughout the United States and include:
- Summons
- Civil Summons
- Domestic Violence Orders
- Claim and Deliveries
- Writs for Possession (real and personal property)
- Civil Orders for Arrest
- Tax Warrants
- Attachments
- Writs of Executions (enforcement of money judgments)
- Child Custody Orders
The Civil Section also enforces levies and writs of attachment and conducts Sheriff’s sales to aid in the collection of money judgments.
The Civil Section includes (5) full-time deputies and (1) Clerical Technician administer these services Brunswick County.
For information about having your documents served, call the Civil Section at (910) 253-2734 (Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.) or visit the division’s public window during regular business hours (Monday – Friday, 8:45 a.m.-5 p.m.) in the lobby of the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office 70 Stamp Act Drive Bolivia, NC 28422.
Warrants Section
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Section carries out the sheriff’s statutory responsibility for the service of:
Criminal Warrants – Local warrants for various crimes such as Larceny, Identity Theft, embezzlement, murder, and Breaking and Entering.
Fugitive Warrants – A warrant that must be obtained in order to detain a person placed under arrest for outstanding warrants from another state.
Governor’s Warrant – A warrant that is initiated in the Governor’s Office which will allow North Carolina authorities to arrest a fugitive from another state and transport him/her back to that state.
The Warrant Unit includes (4) full-time deputies and (1) Clerical Technician to administer these services to the citizens of Brunswick County.