Dodge County, WI Arrests & Jail Records

The Sheriff's Office provides access to arrest records both online and in-person request options. To obtain these records online, visit the Sheriff's Office website and complete the Public Records Request form.

The Sheriff's office also features an inmate lookup portal that allows the public to search current inmates and view basic booking information.

For in-person requests, visit the Records Department at the Sheriff's Office located at 124 W. Street, Juneau, WI 53039, during regular business hours.

The County has several police departments that help keep people safe. These include the Beaver Dam, Horicon, Juneau, Mayville, and Waupun Police Departments.

To obtain arrest records from any of these departments, first determine which agency made the arrest. Once identified, records can be requested through the specific department's Public Records request platform on their official website or by visiting their Records Office in person.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) provides access to criminal records through its Crime Information Bureau (CIB). Individuals can request a person's criminal history online using the Wisconsin Online Record Check System (WORCS).

To request a record:

• Go to the WORCS portal.
• Create an account or log in.
• Provide the person's name and other details.
• Pay the $7 fee per name searched using a credit or debit card.

For mail requests, complete the criminal history request form and send it with a $12 check or money order to:

Wisconsin Department of Justice Crime Information Bureau P.O. Box 2688 Madison, WI 53701-2688.

Individuals seeking arrest records for cases that led to formal charges in the County can access these records through the Circuit Court. The Clerk of Court maintains all criminal court records for arrests that resulted in prosecutions within the county.

To obtain these records, interested parties can visit the Clerk's office in person at the County Justice Facility in Juneau during regular business hours. Alternatively, records can be accessed online through Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA), which allows users to search cases by name or case number. For in-person requests, a nominal fee may apply, typically $5 to $10 per record, depending on the document type and number of pages requested.

For convenience, interested persons may also find current County arrest records through third-party websites like InfoTracer.