Gibson County, TN Arrests & Jail Records

Individuals may request arrest records from the Gibson County Sheriff's Office by visiting the Office in person. To process the request, the requester may be required to provide accurate details regarding the arrest and pay the applicable fees. The Sheriff's Office is located at the Correctional Complex, 401 N. College Street, Trenton, TN 38382, and operates on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

You may file a request for police arrest records at the arresting police department in person or by mail. To help locate the correct records, you may be required to provide specific details such as the arrestee's name, along with the date and time of the incident. Several Police Departments operate within Gibson County, such as:

• Dyer Police Department
• Humboldt Police Department
• Medina Police Department
• Midan Police Department

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) provides access to adult criminal history records, which may be requested by any member of the public either online or by mail. Individuals seeking to perform name-based background checks may do so through the Tennessee Open Records Information Services (TORIS) for $29. For mail-in requests, applicants must complete the Tennessee Criminal History Information Request Form and enclose the required payment before mailing it to:

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation - TORIS Unit 901 R.S. Gass Boulevard Nashville, TN 37216

Additionally, some organizations may require fingerprint-based criminal history checks as part of their hiring process. To initiate this, the requesting organization must first obtain an ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) number and provide it to each applicant. Applicants are then responsible for scheduling an appointment to be fingerprinted at the nearest IdentoGO location and paying the processing fee of $33.15. Once completed, the results are sent directly to the organization that requested the background check.

Individuals may access arrest information associated with a formal charge by visiting the courthouse where the trial took place. For criminal case records maintained by the Circuit Clerk, copies may be requested in person at the Justice Building, located at 295 N. College Street, Trenton, TN 38382. Additionally, criminal case information from both the General Sessions Court and the Circuit Court may be viewed online through the Online Court Records System.

As an alternative, third-party websites such as InfoTracer provide access to current and detailed arrest records sourced from various public databases.