Livingston County, NY Arrests & Jail Records

The county's arrest records are maintained by the Livingston County Sheriff's Office. Interested individuals may request the records from the Sheriff's Office by mail or in person at:

The County Sheriff's Office

4 Court Street

Geneseo, NY 14454

Phone: (585) 243-7100

Fax: (585) 243-7104

Persons interested in accessing the county's arrest records can go to the local Police Department in charge of the municipality where the arrest was made. They will be required to provide basic information about the arrest, such as the arrestee's name and the date of the arrest. In addition, some Police Departments in the county allow the public to remotely access their arrest logs online. Notable Police Departments in the county include the following:

• Nunda Police Department
• Geneseo Police Department
• Mount Morris Police Department
• Groveland Police Department
• Livonia Police Department

Records of arrests from various agencies across the state are maintained by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). A person interested in obtaining a criminal record from the DCJS must fill out the Fingerprint Card Order Form online, and mail or hand deliver it along with a $75 processing charge to:

Division of Criminal Justice Services

State Identification Bureau

80 South Swan Street

Albany, NY 12210

Phone: (518) 457-9847

The Livingston County Supreme and County Courts hear most criminal cases, while Municipal Courts handle minor offenses. Criminal court records in the county include arrest records of persons whose arrests led to formal charges. Interested persons can contact the Livingston County Clerk's Office to access the county's criminal records. They can send their request by mail or in person to the Clerk's Office at:

County Clerk's Office

6 Court Street

Room 207

Geneseo, NY 14454

Phone: (585) 243-7010

Fax: (585) 243-7928

Alternatively, one can use the New York State Unified Court System eCourts portal or the New York State Office of Court Administration's Criminal History Record Search platform to find the county's criminal court records. They can mail the completed CHRS Application form to the New York State Office of Court Administration. Furthermore, interested persons can use reliable third-party platforms like InfoTracer to access the County's arrest records. These sites generally offer faster and more convenient access.