it depends on the state however i believe that a deputy will deliver it but like i said depends on what state and they might mail it too look it up on your clerk of courts website for your area
Another View: It depends on what you are referring to as a "warrant." If it is a warrant for your arrest or a search warrant - etc, it is HIGHLY unlikely that they will give you advance warning of it by sending it to your residence.
On the other hand: If by "warrant" you actually are referring to a 'subpoena' or a "summons," then the original answer (above) might apply.
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