If an agency, other than the one issuing the warrant, executes the warrant, that agency may request the $50 fee.

• A. False.
• B. Only the issuing agency can request it.
• C. True.
• D. The fee goes to the State.

Answer: (C)

When a warrant is served, the agency that performs the service can bill a $50 service fee to cover the costs of carrying it out. If a different agency than the issuing one carries out the execution, that executing agency may request and collect that fee. This reflects the idea that the cost of service is borne by the agency actually doing the work, not exclusively by the issuing agency or by the state treasury. So the statement is true: the fee can be requested by the executing agency even when another agency does the service.