Laramie County, WY Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

As the main law enforcement agency in Laramie County, the Sheriff's Office is responsible for maintaining countywide arrest records. You can obtain arrest records by visiting the Sheriff's Office Records Office located at:

1910 Pioneer Avenue

Cheyenne, WY 82001

Phone: (307) 633-4800

Interested residents may also view information on individuals incarcerated in the county through the Sheriff's Office Inmate Information webpage.

Local police departments provide public safety services within certain cities in Laramie County. These municipal-level agencies may maintain and provide public access to official records of arrests that occur within the areas that they serve. Arrest records are often available through the relevant agency's records office or incident report platforms. The Pine Bluffs Police Department and the Cheyenne Police Department are the major local police departments operating in Laramie County. Other communities in the county contract the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services.

The Criminal Records Unit of the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) maintains and grants public access to criminal information at the state level. These records include details of arrests generated by local law enforcement agencies across the state, including Laramie County.

To obtain records from the DCI, visit an authorized law enforcement agency near you for fingerprinting. The DCI also offers fingerprinting services at its office located at: 208 S. College Dr. Cheyenne, Wyoming Before visiting the office, applicants are required to book an appointment by calling (307) 777-7181. On the day of the appointment, visit the designated location with a valid ID and the required payment. After fingerprinting, mail the completed fingerprint card along with the applicable payment to the DCI's office.

Note that state-level criminal records cost $15, and requesters may make payments through certified checks or money orders made out to the Office of the Attorney General.

As the major criminal courts in Laramie County, the District Court and Circuit Court handle most charges arising from arrests made by law enforcement agencies. Information on these arrests often forms part of the criminal case records maintained by the court clerks. Anyone may obtain these records by submitting a written request in person or via mail at the clerk's office of the court that handled the case. Your request should typically include details of the record, such as the defendant's name and a case number.

For electronic access to criminal court records, requesters may use third-party search tools like InfoTracer. These platforms contain various search criteria that help users find records conveniently.