Green Bay WI Arrest Records Lookup | Police & Court

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Green Bay, Wisconsin · Police reports · Brown County Jail · Wisconsin court cases

Trace a Green Bay Arrest From Police Report to Brown County Court

A Green Bay arrest can create several different public records. Green Bay Police may hold the incident report, Brown County controls county-jail custody, and the Brown County Circuit Court record shows what prosecutors actually filed and how the case ended.

Start with the inmate search if the arrest is recent. For an older incident, move directly to Wisconsin Circuit Court Access and the police-record workflow rather than relying on a third-party arrest directory.

Search Brown County inmates Search Wisconsin court cases Request Green Bay Police record
GREEN BAY RECORD CHECK POLICE → JAIL → COURT
GREEN BAY POLICE RECORD
REPORT FOUND VERIFY
BROWN COUNTY / WCCA
DISPOSITION
ARREST
RECORD
IDENTITY + COURT OUTCOME VERIFIED
Arrest is not conviction. A booking or police report records an arrest or investigation. The Brown County District Attorney can file different charges, decline prosecution or amend allegations, and the court can dismiss a charge, enter a not-guilty result or impose a judgment after conviction.
Current + released inmates

Brown County lookup supports both.

Police email copies

Green Bay Police currently emails records at no charge.

Police paper copy

Current posted price: $0.25/page.

Court copy

Brown County: $1.25/page.

Certified court record

Add $5 per certified document.

Fast record router

Five different records may exist for one Green Bay arrest

GREEN BAY POLICE Incident / arrest report

Shows the law-enforcement side of the incident when Green Bay Police created the report.

Request through the GBPD Records Division.
BROWN COUNTY JAIL Booking / custody

Shows current and qualifying released inmates, booking identity and custody information.

Best first source after a recent arrest.
BROWN COUNTY COURT Criminal case

Shows filed charges, hearings, court events and disposition.

Use this to verify the final legal outcome.
WI DOJ WORCS State criminal history

Provides adult Wisconsin criminal-history information maintained in the state CCH repository.

Different from a local police report or jail search.
WI DOC State custody

Use after a person moves into Wisconsin Department of Corrections custody or supervision.

County jails are administered separately.

Jump directly to the Green Bay task

Historical booking path

Use the released-inmate option for an older Green Bay booking

Open Brown County’s inmate lookup Use the same official tool as a current-custody search.
Select the released-inmate checkbox Brown County specifically provides this option for former inmates.
Search the name again Compare the result with the approximate arrest/release period.
If the jail entry is no longer enough, search WCCA A court case can remain useful long after the jail event ended.
Find the arresting agency from the case or known incident Request the law-enforcement report from that agency.
For a broader statewide record, use Wisconsin DOJ WORCS This is useful when the question extends beyond Green Bay or Brown County.
Booking decoder

Understand what a Green Bay arrest result actually tells you

Jail data and court data answer different questions
Field Meaning Does not prove Next step
Inmate / booking number Identifier tied to jail custody. Final court result. Save for jail-service questions.
Arrest / booking date When law enforcement or jail processed the person. Exact date every alleged offense occurred. Compare with police report.
Arresting agency Agency responsible for the arrest when identified. Brown County Sheriff created the investigation. Request the report from that agency.
Arrest charge Law-enforcement allegation at arrest. District Attorney filed the same charge. Read WCCA court charges.
Bond Release condition tied to a matter. No other hold or case exists. Confirm every active case before paying.
Released County-jail custody ended. Criminal case ended. Check WCCA disposition.
Mugshot / booking image Custody photograph if the responsible agency makes one public. Guilt or identity by itself. Match DOB, booking and case information.
Identity safeguard

Confirm the person before treating the record as a match

First and last name match
Middle name or suffix is consistent
Date of birth or age matches when available
Booking date matches the known event
Inmate or booking number is consistent
Arresting agency fits the location
Brown County court case follows the arrest
Charges and dates form a logical chronology
Wisconsin DOJ itself warns against assuming a name-based result belongs to the person searched. Names, aliases and dates of birth are not unique identifiers. Fingerprint-supported information is stronger for resolving identity disputes.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Green Bay arrest may not appear

Booking is still processing A very recent arrest may not be visible immediately.
The person was released Enable the released-inmate option.
Another spelling or name was used Recheck legal spelling, middle name and known aliases.
Another county booked the person Green Bay may be related to the incident without Brown County holding the person.
No jail booking followed the police contact A citation or summons can create a court matter without continuing jail custody.
The matter is only a municipal citation Search Green Bay Municipal Court instead of looking for a state criminal case.
The person entered Wisconsin DOC custody Use the state DOC locator after transfer.
The court record was expunged or access is restricted Public WCCA access does not include sealed, expunged and other confidential records.
Custody verification script
I am trying to confirm the current or recent custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date], related to an arrest on or around [date]. Can you confirm whether the person is currently held, released or transferred and provide the public inmate or booking number?
Who created the report?

The Brown County Jail and the arresting agency may be different

Send the request to the office that created the record
Need Correct starting point Useful identifier Common mistake
Green Bay Police report Green Bay Police Records Division Incident/report number Requesting it from Brown County Jail
Brown County Sheriff report Brown County Sheriff’s Records Sheriff incident number Sending county incident to Green Bay Police
Current custody Brown County Jail Name / inmate number Calling Police Records for housing status
State criminal case Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court Circuit court case number Using the arrest charge as the disposition
City ordinance citation Green Bay Municipal Court Municipal citation/case number Treating an ordinance citation as a criminal conviction
Green Bay Police Records Division

Request a Green Bay Police arrest or incident report correctly

Green Bay Police currently asks for a completed DPPA Permissible Uses Form with each Open Record Request.
Confirm Green Bay Police created the report Check the arresting/investigating agency first.
Gather the report number If you do not have it, provide the subject name, date, approximate time and location.
Open the current GBPD Records Requests page Open Green Bay Police Records Requests
Complete the DPPA Permissible Uses Form Green Bay Police asks that the form accompany the request.
Describe the specific record Ask for the arrest/incident report and any other specifically identified releasable document you need.
Choose email when an electronic copy works GBPD currently states records sent by email have no copy charge.
For paper, budget $0.25 per page Multimedia supplied on disc or USB currently ranges from $0.24 to $20 depending on file size.
Prepayment is generally required only if expected cost exceeds $5 Ask for an estimate when requesting extensive media.
Green Bay Police Records Division
307 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Records assistance: 920-448-3329
Police main: 920-448-3200
In-person records hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding most holidays
Copy-ready Green Bay Police request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable police records concerning the incident involving [full legal name] on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include Green Bay Police report number [number], Brown County inmate/booking number [number] and Brown County court case number [number]. Please provide the responsive record by email when available and advise me before processing if fees will exceed $[amount].
Driver-license-related personal information and other protected material can be redacted under federal or state law. Completing a DPPA form does not make every protected field publicly releasable.
Brown County Sheriff records

If the Sheriff created the report, use the county request process instead

Brown County Sheriff’s Office specifically warns that its investigative files should not be used as the final disposition of a criminal charge. For disposition, contact the Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court.
Confirm the incident belongs to Brown County Sheriff’s Office The jail housing the person does not automatically mean the Sheriff investigated the incident.
Submit a public request for a redacted report The general public can use the Sheriff’s online records process. Open Brown County Sheriff Records Requests
Provide a narrow description Include incident number, subject, date and location.
Allow for the county’s published processing window Brown County states records requests may take up to 10 business days.
For disposition, switch to the Clerk of Court Do not treat the Sheriff’s arrest allegation as the judgment.
Brown County Sheriff’s Office
2684 Development Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311
Main: 920-448-4200
Dispatch / non-emergency: 920-391-7450
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Wisconsin Circuit Court Access

Verify what happened after the Green Bay arrest

Brown County’s current court records are maintained through Wisconsin’s Circuit Court Automation Program. The public search is commonly called WCCA or CCAP.
Open Wisconsin Circuit Court Access Search Wisconsin Circuit Court cases
Search the Brown County case number first This is much safer than relying only on a common name.
If you only have a name, narrow to Brown County Compare date of birth and case dates when available.
Open the correct criminal case Make sure the filing follows the arrest timeline.
Compare arrest charges with filed charges Wisconsin DOJ notes that the District Attorney’s filed charges may differ from law enforcement’s arrest charges.
Read the docket chronologically Look for initial appearance, bond conditions, charging decisions, motions, pleas and hearings.
Read every disposition separately One count may be dismissed while another results in conviction.
When proof matters, obtain the court document Use the Clerk of Circuit Court rather than a screenshot of WCCA.
Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court
Brown County Courthouse
100 S. Jefferson Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Main: 920-448-4155
Criminal / Traffic: 920-448-4504
Records Management: 920-448-4521
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding holidays
Local courthouse tip: Brown County changed courthouse access in October 2025. The public entrance/exit is now on the East Walnut Street side, and visitors pass through security screening.
Certified disposition

Brown County criminal court copy fees and request steps

Current Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court copy charges
Service Current charge Best use
Court document copy $1.25 per page Ordinary copy of a criminal, traffic or other court document.
Certification Additional $5 per document Official certified disposition or judgment.
Case search when case number is unknown $5 Clerk search when you cannot provide the case number.
Public WCCA search Use public online search Find the case number before ordering copies.
Find the case number on WCCA first This can avoid the $5 clerk search charge.
Decide exactly which document proves your point Examples include a judgment, dismissal order or another disposition document.
Open Brown County’s copy instructions Open court-document request instructions
Choose in-person, mail, phone, fax or email Brown County currently accepts multiple request methods.
Provide the case number and specific document A request for “everything” can create unnecessary pages and cost.
Ask for certification only when needed Certification adds $5 to each document.
Brown County states electronic court files can generally be viewed back to 1990 on public-access computers, while sealed, expunged, juvenile and certain other protected records are not publicly viewable through WCCA.
Do not confuse these courts

Green Bay Municipal Court is not Brown County criminal court

Brown County Circuit Court

Use for Wisconsin state criminal prosecutions, including misdemeanor and felony cases filed by prosecutors.

Public case search: Wisconsin Circuit Court Access.

Green Bay Municipal Court

Handles Green Bay traffic and non-traffic ordinance violations issued by city departments.

These are not the same as state misdemeanor or felony criminal cases.

Green Bay states its online municipal court records cover certain public cases from January 1, 2004 to present and are updated weekly on Thursday.
Green Bay Municipal Court
330 S. Jefferson Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
920-448-3131
Monday–Thursday: 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Friday: 7:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Open Green Bay Municipal Court
Warrant verification

Use the latest court event—not a stale warrant screenshot

Search WCCA for the Brown County criminal case Look for warrant-related docket entries.
Read the newest entries after the warrant event A later court action can change warrant status.
If the issue involves a Green Bay municipal citation, search Municipal Court Green Bay Municipal Court publishes its own records/warrant access.
For a criminal warrant, confirm with the responsible law-enforcement agency or court Current status matters more than an old online entry.
If the warrant concerns you, consider contacting counsel before acting The Wisconsin State Public Defender or private counsel can explain the court process when representation is available.
Do not confront another person because of warrant information. Do not send money to someone who calls claiming a loved one must immediately pay bail or a warrant by Bitcoin, Cash App, Venmo, gift cards or prepaid cards.
Brown County bond

Verify the inmate and every active case before posting bond

Brown County Sheriff’s Office currently warns about scammers who spoof local 920 numbers and use real inmate or court information to demand fake bail payments.
Search the inmate yourself Confirm the legal name and current Brown County custody.
Check the court case Confirm the current bond conditions and other open cases.
Ask whether another hold prevents release Do not assume one payment resolves every matter.
Use only Brown County’s official bond instructions The county currently permits in-person payment at the jail or its linked official online payment workflow. Open Brown County Posting Bond
Review the payment fee before submitting The county currently lists a minimum $3.99 card service fee and minimum $2 eCheck fee.
Avoid cashier’s check if immediate release is essential Brown County warns that a cashier’s check can require bank clearance and may delay release roughly 10–15 business days from the following Tuesday after posting.
Keep the receipt and next court date Release from jail does not end the criminal case.
Law-enforcement agencies will not call or text demanding immediate warrant, citation or bail money through gift cards, cryptocurrency or person-to-person payment apps.
Brown County Jail visitation

Current onsite and remote video-visit rules

Visit length

20 minutes.

Guests in view

Maximum 2, subject to officer discretion for small children.

Onsite cost

No charge.

Remote cost

$5.95, except qualifying attorney/professional visits.

Current published visit windows

Brown County video visitation
Visit type Days Hours Important rule
Remote / offsite Sunday–Saturday 7:00–10:30 a.m.; 1:00–3:30 p.m.; 5:30–9:00 p.m. Remote fee currently $5.95.
Onsite Monday–Friday 8:30–10:00 a.m.; 1:30–3:30 p.m. Onsite visit is free.
Create/register a visitor account through the provider linked by Brown County Start from the official county page so you reach the current provider.
Visitor must be at least 18 to register A valid government-issued photo ID is required.
Allow for approval Brown County states approvals are generally completed within 24–48 hours.
Schedule at least 24 hours in advance after approval Attorney/approved professional visits are treated differently.
Minors need a parent or guardian present This applies to onsite and remote visits.
Assume ordinary visits are recorded Brown County states visits are recorded and monitored except qualifying attorney or approved professional visits.
Check current visitation before scheduling
Inmate funds & commissary

Brown County jail money options and current transaction charges

Current inmate-account funding information published by Brown County
Method Published fee Important point
Lobby kiosk — cash $2 Minimum transaction is $1 plus fee.
Lobby kiosk — card $8.95 Current maximum is $800 per transaction.
Online Inmate Canteen $8.95 card fee Brown County links the provider from its inmate-account instructions.
Mail Money order / cashier’s check Make payable to inmate; personal checks are not accepted.
Brown County currently allows inmates to purchase up to $100 in canteen products through its commissary program.
The jail states that 25%–100% of deposited money may be applied to an inmate’s existing jail debt. Confirm the balance and current policy before making a large deposit.
Open current inmate-account rules
Messages, mail and books

Use Brown County’s current jail page before sending anything

Electronic messages

Brown County currently publishes a Securus eMessaging / SecureView Tablet link through its jail site.

Books / magazines

The current inmate policy states books and magazines are accepted only through Hamilton Books and must be softcover.

Cell limit

Current policy limits possession to two magazines and three books because of space.

Confirm the inmate is still at Brown County Jail Do this immediately before sending money, mail or media.
Open the jail’s current general-information page Use the county’s Mail Policy and electronic-message links. Open Brown County jail service links
Follow the current mail address shown by the jail Do not reuse an address copied from an old private jail page.
Use legal-mail procedures for privileged attorney correspondence Ordinary social communications should not be assumed confidential.
Property and clothing

Brown County has strict timing for personal-property release

The jail currently permits release of items such as jewelry, cellphones, purse/wallet and keys after the inmate completes a property-release form.
Inmate completes the property-release form It must identify the full name of the person receiving the property.
Recipient brings photo identification The recipient signs an acceptance receipt.
Act within 72 hours of incarceration Brown County’s current policy limits this property-release process to the first 72 hours.
Current 2026 clothing change: Brown County states that effective July 6, 2026, undergarments can no longer be mailed into the jail; inmates purchase their clothing items from the jail’s laundry officer.
Defense representation

Green Bay State Public Defender serves Brown County

Wisconsin State Public Defender — Green Bay Office
139 S. Washington Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-448-5433
Fax: 920-448-5450
Counties served: Brown, Door and Kewaunee
Find the Brown County criminal case number Search WCCA before calling when possible.
Check whether an attorney is already assigned Do not duplicate representation.
Contact the Green Bay SPD office Staff can explain the current application and qualification process. Open Green Bay Public Defender office
If SPD cannot represent the person, ask about next steps Financial eligibility, case type and conflicts can affect appointed representation.
Do not discuss confidential defense strategy on ordinary jail calls, recorded social visits or general electronic messages.
Victim / witness services

Use the Brown County District Attorney after criminal charges are filed

Brown County District Attorney’s Victim/Witness Program provides court-date notification, restitution assistance, referrals and case-disposition information to victims and witnesses.
Keep the police or sheriff report number It helps connect the incident to the prosecution.
Get the Brown County case number once filed Search WCCA if the case is public.
Contact the District Attorney Ask to be connected with the appropriate victim/witness service.
Register for county-jail custody notifications when useful Wisconsin provides WI VINE for county jail notifications.
Brown County District Attorney
Brown County Courthouse
300 E. Walnut Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-448-4190
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Custody notifications

Use WI VINE for Brown County jail-status alerts

WI VINE County Jails provides anonymous custody-status information and automated notifications for county-jail inmates.
Confirm the person through Brown County first Do not register for the wrong person with a similar name.
Register through the Wisconsin VINE route Available notifications can include changes in county-jail custody. Open Wisconsin VINE County Jails
Or register by phone Call 1-888-944-8463.
Wisconsin statewide criminal history

Use WORCS when Green Bay and Brown County records are not enough

Wisconsin DOJ’s criminal-history database is not a complete copy of every police or court record. The Centralized Criminal History database is built from qualifying fingerprint-supported information submitted to the state.

Brown County / Green Bay search

  • Current or released county jail booking
  • Green Bay Police incident report
  • Brown County criminal case
  • Local certified disposition

Wisconsin DOJ WORCS

  • Adult Wisconsin criminal-history information
  • Arrest and charge data submitted to CCH
  • Final disposition information submitted to CCH
  • Broader than one county
Open Wisconsin DOJ’s criminal background-check page Open Wisconsin DOJ Criminal Background Checks
Continue to WORCS Public users can submit an adult criminal-history request.
Enter accurate name and date-of-birth information WORCS performs a name-based search.
Review the current fee shown by WORCS before payment Use the amount displayed by the state system rather than an old fee quoted by a private background website.
Save the order reference number Unregistered public users need it to retrieve the result later.
Review the result carefully Wisconsin DOJ warns that a similar name/date of birth can generate a record belonging to another person.
Use Brown County court documents to resolve discrepancies The local certified judgment or dismissal can be essential when correcting state history.
Wisconsin DOJ Crime Information Bureau — WORCS
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Phone: 608-266-7314
Email: cibrecordcheck@doj.state.wi.us
Open Wisconsin WORCS
Incorrect criminal history

Correct the source first, then challenge the Wisconsin DOJ record

Identify exactly what is wrong Mistaken identity, incorrect charge and missing disposition require different proof.
Save the disputed record Record the WORCS result, police report number, inmate number and Brown County case number.
Get the controlling court document For an incorrect conviction/disposition, Wisconsin DOJ instructs people to obtain a certified judgment or applicable court order.
For false identity, obtain fingerprints DOJ’s challenge process uses an FD-258 fingerprint card.
Complete Wisconsin Criminal History Challenge Form DJ-LE-247 Select the appropriate challenge reason. Open Wisconsin DOJ challenge instructions
Submit the fingerprints and challenge documentation Wisconsin DOJ does not charge a fee for the challenge itself, although the fingerprinting agency may charge for taking prints.
Keep a WiUPIN if DOJ assigns one A Wisconsin Unique Personal Identification Number can help prevent a successfully challenged false match from reappearing in later DOJ searches.
Arrest-record removal

Wisconsin DOJ removal is different from court expungement

Wisconsin DOJ publishes a separate Fingerprint Record Removal Request, DJ-LE-250B, for arrest information that may qualify for removal from the state’s fingerprint-supported criminal-history record.

Examples DOJ says may qualify for review

Released without charges being filed
District Attorney did not prosecute
Charge dismissed by a court
Acquitted by a court
Eligibility is reviewed case by case. Wisconsin DOJ expressly states its published examples are not a complete list.

Examples DOJ says generally do not qualify merely because of the outcome

Arrest event also resulted in a conviction
Court record was expunged
Governor issued a pardon
Charge was amended to a lesser offense that resulted in conviction
Get the final Brown County disposition Use certified documentation when possible.
Open DOJ’s incorrect-record guidance Review Wisconsin DOJ removal guidance
Use DJ-LE-250B when the arrest appears to qualify Follow the current state instructions and provide supporting documentation.
Do not assume removing an arrest from DOJ deletes every local record Green Bay Police, prosecutors and courts maintain separate records under separate rules.
Wisconsin expungement

Wisconsin conviction expungement is narrower than many states

Do not assume you can return years later and ask a Wisconsin court to expunge any conviction. Wisconsin adult expungement under Wis. Stat. §973.015 is limited and ordinarily depends on the sentencing court granting expungement eligibility as part of sentencing.
Age matters

Wisconsin’s adult statutory route applies to qualifying young offenders who were under 25 when the offense occurred, along with other statutory conditions.

Offense matters

Not every felony or misdemeanor is eligible. The statutory offense and maximum penalty matter.

Sentence completion matters

Expungement depends on successful completion of the sentence and compliance with the court’s original expungement determination.

Find the Brown County criminal case Use WCCA and obtain the sentencing record.
Determine whether the sentencing judge granted expungement eligibility This is the critical first question.
Confirm successful completion of the sentence Probation or other sentence conditions must meet the statutory standard.
For a qualifying non-probation/non-incarceration conviction, review Wisconsin form CR-266 Open Wisconsin CR-266 form page
Contact Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court if the procedure is unclear Have the case number and sentencing date ready.
Understand what expungement does not do Wisconsin state guidance explains that court expungement removes the court record but does not automatically require law enforcement, prosecutors, DOJ or FBI to destroy their separate records.
Evaluate DOJ arrest removal separately If the arrest itself qualifies for state fingerprint-record removal, use the DOJ procedure rather than assuming court expungement solves it.
A pardon is also different from expungement. It may relieve certain consequences but does not automatically erase or seal the criminal history.
Wisconsin DOC custody

Use Wisconsin DOC only after county-jail custody is no longer the right system

Wisconsin DOC itself states that if you cannot locate a person in the state offender locator, the person may instead be held in a city or county jail administered separately.

Brown County Jail

  • Local pretrial detention
  • County jail sentences
  • Current/released local inmates
  • Bond and local jail services

Wisconsin DOC locator

  • People in state DOC facilities
  • DOC clients under applicable supervision
  • State correctional location information
Open Wisconsin DOC Person in Our Care or Client Search Search Wisconsin DOC
Search the accurate name or DOC identifier Compare the result with the Brown County court case.
Use the court for conviction details The DOC locator does not replace the official Brown County criminal judgment.
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
3099 E. Washington Avenue
Madison, WI 53704
608-240-5000
Contacts & maps

Green Bay arrest, police, jail and court contact board

Green Bay Police Department
307 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301

920-448-3200

GBPD Records Division

920-448-3329

Police arrest / incident report assistance.

Brown County Jail
3030 Curry Lane
Green Bay, WI 54311

920-448-4250

Brown County Sheriff
2684 Development Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311

920-448-4200

Sheriff Dispatch

920-391-7450

Non-emergency law-enforcement response.

Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court
100 S. Jefferson Street
Green Bay, WI 54301

920-448-4155

Criminal / Traffic Court

920-448-4504

Court Records Management

920-448-4521

Brown County District Attorney
300 E. Walnut Street
Green Bay, WI 54301

920-448-4190

Green Bay State Public Defender
139 S. Washington Street
Green Bay, WI 54301

920-448-5433

Green Bay Municipal Court
330 S. Jefferson Street
Green Bay, WI 54301

920-448-3131

Wisconsin DOJ Criminal History

608-266-7314

cibrecordcheck@doj.state.wi.us

WI VINE County Jails

1-888-944-8463

Wisconsin DOC

608-240-5000

Green Bay Police Department map

Brown County Jail map

Brown County Courthouse map

Before traveling: recheck current custody, courthouse hours, office location, visitation approval and whether the record you need belongs to Green Bay Police, Brown County Sheriff, Municipal Court or Circuit Court.
Fast action board

What to do next in common Green Bay arrest-record situations

Problem → first official source → verification step
Situation Start here Then do this
Arrest happened today Brown County Inmate Lookup Save inmate number and arresting agency
Person was released Released-inmate checkbox Search WCCA case
Need Green Bay officer report GBPD Records DPPA form + focused request
Sheriff made arrest Brown County Sheriff Records Use Clerk for final disposition
Need criminal court outcome WCCA Request judgment/dismissal if needed
Need certified disposition Brown County Clerk $1.25/page + $5 certification/document
Only city ordinance citation Green Bay Municipal Court Do not label it a state criminal conviction
Need bond Verify jail + court Use official Brown County bond page
Need a jail visit Verify current inmate Register and schedule 24 hours ahead
Need inmate money Verify inmate Use county account instructions
Need statewide Wisconsin history Wisconsin DOJ WORCS Verify local court disposition
Wisconsin history belongs to someone else DOJ challenge process DJ-LE-247 + fingerprints
Non-conviction arrest remains on DOJ history Get final disposition Review DJ-LE-250B removal eligibility
Want conviction expunged Get sentencing record Determine whether expungement was granted at sentencing
Title-related FAQs

Green Bay WI arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Green Bay WI arrest records?

Start with Brown County’s official Inmate Lookup Tool for current or released inmates. Then search Wisconsin Circuit Court Access for the Brown County criminal case. If Green Bay Police created the arrest report, use the GBPD Records Division for the police document.

How do I find someone currently in the Green Bay jail?

Search Brown County Jail by first and last name or inmate number. Brown County Jail is at 3030 Curry Lane in Green Bay.

How do I request a Green Bay Police arrest or incident report?

Use Green Bay Police Records Requests. The department currently asks that a completed DPPA Permissible Uses Form accompany each open-record request.

How much does a Green Bay Police report cost?

GBPD currently emails responsive records at no charge. Paper is $0.25 per page. Multimedia supplied on disc or USB can range from $0.24 to $20 depending on file size.

How do I search a Green Bay criminal court case?

Use Wisconsin Circuit Court Access and identify the Brown County criminal case. Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court maintains the official court file.

How much are Brown County criminal court copies?

Current copy cost is $1.25 per page. Certification adds $5 for each document. If you do not provide the case number, Brown County adds a $5 search fee.

How do I find an older Green Bay arrest after release?

Enable Brown County’s released-inmate search. For an older event, use WCCA and request the original police or sheriff report from the agency that created it.

How do I check whether a Green Bay arrest led to a warrant or active case?

Search WCCA and review the latest docket events. If the matter is a Green Bay ordinance citation, check Municipal Court instead. Confirm current warrant status with the responsible court or law-enforcement agency.

How do I get a statewide Wisconsin criminal history?

Use Wisconsin DOJ’s Wisconsin Online Record Check System, or WORCS. It searches adult criminal-history information maintained in Wisconsin’s Centralized Criminal History repository.

Can a Green Bay arrest record be removed or expunged?

Possibly, but Wisconsin DOJ arrest removal and court expungement are separate. Certain arrests ending without prosecution or conviction may qualify for DOJ removal review through DJ-LE-250B. Adult conviction expungement is much narrower and generally depends on the sentencing court having granted expungement eligibility under Wisconsin law.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Green Bay Police Department, Brown County Sheriff’s Office, Brown County Jail, Wisconsin Court System, Wisconsin Department of Justice, Wisconsin State Public Defender or Wisconsin Department of Corrections.

Arrest, custody, bond, warrant, visitation, court, provider and record-relief information can change. Recheck time-sensitive facts through the government office that controls the underlying record.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A police report, arrest entry, booking record or mugshot by itself does not establish guilt.

Official Green Bay, Brown County and Wisconsin procedures reviewed August 15, 2026.

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