Morris County, NJ Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

The Morris County Sheriff's Office holds and distributes arrest and jail records to interested parties. To access these records, requesters can visit or call the county sheriff at:

Morris County Sheriff

56 Washington Street

Morristown, NJ 07963-0900

Phone: (973) 285-6600

Phone: (973) 631-5174 (jail records)

To obtain Morris arrest records, locate a police department near you via the NJ Police Directory. Alternatively, check the official websites of local police agencies in the following municipalities:

• Morristown Police Bureau
• Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Department
• Mount Olive Township Police Department
• Dover Police Department
• Randolph Township Police Department

Guidelines on how to get arrest records are available on these websites. Some departments provide arrest records online, where you can search by name or case number, while others may require you to submit a formal request in person or through mail. To submit in-person requests, you may need to provide valid IDs and copying fees.

You can view a defendant's arrest details on the Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) system maintained by the NJ State Police. Follow the steps to submit requests online:

• Navigate to the Criminal Records 212B online form
• Provide the requester's details, which include your name/business name, email, phone number, and physical address
• Provide the subject's name, age, date of birth, race, and other identifying information
• Provide billing details to pay the $20 processing fees

After submission, the NJSP will email the subject for approval, and you will receive a notification if the request is approved or declined. Another way to obtain criminal records is by making a Personal Record Request, which costs $45.73. This request requires record owners to book fingerprinting appointments online via IdentoGO or by calling (877) 503-5981. After fingerprint submission, the NJ State Police will process the request and mail the results to the requester's address within 10 to 12 business days.

The Superior Court Clerk's Office (SCCO) typically grants access to criminal court records of defendants arrested in Morris County. To get these records, complete the Records Request Form and submit it on the Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS) portal. You can look up criminal court records online using the Find a Case database.

Online access to Morris County arrest records is also possible through reputable third-party websites like InfoTracer.