Charlevoix County Sheriff’s Office
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The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office is the principal law enforcement agency serving Charlevoix County, located in the state of Michigan. This organization is committed to protecting the community and maintaining law and order within the county's jurisdiction.
Location and Contact Details
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office is located at:
1000 Grant St.
Charlevoix, MI 49720The contact numbers for the department are:
- Main office: (231) 547-4461
- Non-emergency dispatch: (231) 547-7300
- Emergency: 911
Arrest Warrants Search
Performing an arrest warrants search in Charlevoix County involves checking the list of currently active arrest warrants. There are several resources that can be used for this search.
Warrant Lookup
The local sheriff's office maintains a public warrant lookup which allows citizens to search for active arrest warrants in Charlevoix County. It's a free service and can be accessed at any time.
Arrest Records Search
Arrest records are a matter of public record and can be obtained through the Charlevoix County Clerk's office. The online records search system provides an easy way to find arrest records by defendant name, date of birth, case number, or date of arrest.
Criminal Records and Background Checks
The Charlevoix County sheriff's department also handles requests for criminal records and background checks. Individuals can apply to receive a copy of their own criminal record or perform a background check on someone else.
Sex Offender Registry
The sheriff's department maintains the local sex offender registry, which is a public database of registered sex offenders in Charlevoix County. The registry can be searched by name, address, or email.
Most Wanted List
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office maintains a list of the county's most wanted individuals. This list includes individuals with outstanding warrants, suspects in ongoing investigations, and those who have failed to appear in court.
Bail Bonds
If a person is arrested and a judge sets bail, they may need the services of a bail bonds company. The sheriff's department provides a list of approved bail bond agencies on their website. These agencies can post bail on behalf of the arrested person in exchange for a fee.
Charlevoix County Police Departments
In addition to the Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office, there are several police departments within the county that work closely with the sheriff's department to maintain law and order. Information about the various police departments can be found on the Charlevoix County's website.
Cooperation and Coordination with Local Police Departments
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Department works in close cooperation with local police departments within the county. This collaborative approach helps to ensure seamless law enforcement and the maintenance of public safety across Charlevoix County. These local police departments include the City of Charlevoix Police Department, Boyne City Police Department, and East Jordan Police Department, among others. The respective police departments can be contacted through the information provided on the Charlevoix County's website.
City of Charlevoix Police Department
City of Charlevoix Police Department is dedicated to preserving peace and order in the City of Charlevoix. Their address and contact information are as follows:
210 State St.
Charlevoix, MI 49720
Non-emergency phone: (231) 547-7451
Emergency: 911Boyne City Police Department
Boyne City Police Department ensures the safety of residents and visitors in Boyne City. The contact information is as follows:
319 North Lake St.
Boyne City, MI 49712
Non-emergency phone: (231) 582-6611
Emergency: 911East Jordan Police Department
Serving the residents of East Jordan, the East Jordan Police Department can be contacted at:
201 Main St.
East Jordan, MI 49727
Non-emergency phone: (231) 536-3431
Emergency: 911Emergency Services
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office also handles emergency services for the county. This includes dispatching for police, fire, and medical emergencies. In case of an emergency, residents are instructed to dial 911. For non-emergency situations, the non-emergency dispatch number is (231) 547-7300.
Records and Reports
Individuals can request copies of police reports, accident reports, and other records through the Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office. The office maintains a records request service on its official website.
Community Services
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office offers a number of community services such as community policing, educational presentations, and neighborhood watch programs. Details about these services can be found on the Community Services section of their website.
Law Enforcement Services
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office offers a range of law enforcement services to protect the residents of Charlevoix County.
Patrol Division
The Patrol Division is responsible for patrolling the unincorporated areas of Charlevoix County and responding to calls for service, conducting proactive policing activities, and enforcing traffic laws. More details can be found on the Patrol Division webpage.
Investigations Division
The Investigations Division handles all major crime investigations within the county, including homicide, robbery, burglary, fraud, and other serious offenses. This division also maintains the Cold Case Files for unsolved cases in the county.
Marine Patrol
The Marine Patrol provides law enforcement services on the waters of Charlevoix County. This includes enforcing boating laws and regulations, conducting boating safety inspections, and providing public education about boating safety. Information about the Marine Patrol can be found on their official webpage.
School Liaison Program
The School Liaison Program places deputies in local schools to improve school safety, conduct investigations of crimes occurring on school grounds, and provide educational programs for students. Additional information is available on the School Liaison Program webpage.
Volunteer Programs
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office has several volunteer programs that allow citizens to contribute to the safety of their community.
Reserve Division
The Reserve Division is comprised of volunteers who are trained to assist the sheriff's office in a variety of capacities, including patrol functions, crowd control, traffic direction, and more. Those interested in becoming a reserve officer can find more information on the Reserve Division webpage.
Victim Services Unit
The Victim Services Unit is a group of trained volunteers who assist victims of crimes and accidents by providing support and resources during their time of need. Additional details can be found on the Victim Services Unit webpage.
Animal Control Services
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office provides animal control services within the county. It operates an animal shelter and handles calls related to stray animals, animal cruelty, and animal bites. Further details on these services can be found on the Animal Control webpage.
Charlevoix County Animal Shelter
The Charlevoix County Animal Shelter provides shelter for lost and abandoned animals. It also offers an adoption service for individuals and families looking to adopt a pet. The shelter can be contacted at:
614 Beardsley St.
Boyne City, MI 49712
Phone: (231) 582-6666Crime Prevention Programs
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office runs a variety of crime prevention programs. These initiatives aim to educate residents on how to protect themselves, their families, and their properties from criminal activity. More information can be found on the Crime Prevention webpage.
Neighborhood Watch
One such initiative is the Neighborhood Watch program, where citizens partner with the sheriff's office to report suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.
Home and Business Security Checks
The Sheriff's Office offers home and business security checks, where deputies inspect properties for potential security vulnerabilities.
Victim Assistance
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office assists victims of crimes and their families in various ways. The Victim Assistance webpage provides information on available resources and support services.
Employment Opportunities
For individuals interested in a career in law enforcement, the Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office provides information on employment opportunities and requirements on their Employment webpage.
Citizens Police Academy
The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office runs a Citizens Police Academy, a program designed to educate citizens about the structure and activities of their local law enforcement. The Citizens Police Academy webpage provides more details about the program, including how to apply.
Online Services
To provide easy access to its services, the Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office offers several online services. These include the ability to submit a tip, request a copy of a police report, conduct a sex offender search, and perform a warrant search. These online services can be accessed on the Online Services webpage.