Warren County, KY Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

You may obtain arrest records directly from the arresting agency via several means, which include by mail, in person, and online. You may visit the website of a Police Department to find their physical address in order to schedule an appointment in person or call them.

Police departments respond to inquiries at regular business hours and will require you to pay a fee for records as there are varying fees across several police departments. The Bowling Green Police Department and Western Kentucky University Police Department are examples of law enforcement agencies in Warren County.

The Sheriff's Office maintains an online portal that the public may visit to find the requirements of conducting a search for arrest records. Interested persons may send a request for open arrest records (criminal records) by mail to:

P.O. Box 807

Bowling Green, Kentucky 42102

Phone: (270) 842-1633

The Sheriff's Office charges $0.10 per page for copies of records. Records are made available within a stipulated time; however, a notification will be sent to a requester for additional days if records are not sent within the stated time frame. If a requester wishes to personally inspect records, they may schedule a visit to the Office of the records custodian. The Office of the records custodian is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at:

429 East Tenth Street

Suite 102

Bowling Green, KY 42101

The public may request records by putting their request in writing, mail, or electronically send requests to the official record custodian. If you are submitting a request in writing, you may fill out and sign the Record Request Form and describe the record you are seeking (name, date, location of incident) before submitting it to the records custodian. You may mail or hand-deliver your request to the address below:

Kentucky State Police

Public Records Branch

Attn: Records Custodian

1266 Louisville Road

Frankfort, KY 40601

Phone: (502) 782-1873

Fax: (855) 592-7656

Warren County District and Circuit Courts both handle criminal cases, with misdemeanors heard in the District Court and felonies in the Circuit Court. The Circuit Court Clerk is responsible for indexing and preparing court case records of criminal proceedings in the county. The Kentucky Court of Justice CourtNet System provides access to court records across the Commonwealth of Kentucky for those who seek records electronically. You may search by party or business name and by citation.

There are several third-party websites with information on arrest records, such as InfoTracer, they provide a wide range of information on public records.