Monroe County, MI Arrests & Jail Records

Monroe County arrest records may be obtained from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office during business hours at:

Monroe County Sheriff's Office

Record Division

100 East Second Street

Monroe, MI 48161

Phone: (734) 240-7415

Fax: (734) 240-7482

Requesters may inquire about arrest records by phone before visiting the office. Certain fees may apply for searching and obtaining copies of arrest records.

Monroe County arrest records may be obtained from local Police Departments within the county. Most police departments offer online services for requesting arrest records through their official platforms. To obtain copies of arrest records, requesters may mail the appropriate police department or visit its office in person. Below are some of the local Police Departments in Monroe County:

• Dundee Police Department
• Carleton Police Department
• City of Monroe Police Division

The Michigan State Police provides access to criminal records online through either a name search or a fingerprint search. Fingerprint searches are conducted only when required by state or federal statute. Name searches are performed for a fee through the Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT). Requesters must create an account and provide the necessary information, such as the arrestee's name or case number. Users may print and view arrest records on the portal immediately after payment is verified. For further assistance with ICHAT access, users may contact the MSP support unit at (517) 241-0606. A specific fee may apply for copies of arrest records. To obtain physical copies, visit the Michigan State Police Headquarters at:

Michigan State Police Headquarters

7150 Harris Drive

Dimondale, MI 48821

In Monroe County, individuals seeking arrest records for cases that led to formal charges may find them at the Monroe County Circuit Court and the Monroe County District Court. These records are maintained by the Clerks of the respective court. To obtain certified copies of criminal records, visit the courthouse that handled the case. Obtaining copies requires a fee per page, depending on the request details. Requesters should provide key information such as the defendant's name, case number, and the date of the arrest or court proceedings.

Additionally, Monroe County public records may be accessed through third-party websites, such as InfoTracer, which offer a quick and easy way to search for public records.