Macomb County MI Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Macomb County, Michigan · JailTracker, Sheriff reports, district courts and 16th Circuit Court

Trace a Macomb County Arrest From Jail Intake to the Final Court Record

Start with the Sheriff’s live JailTracker system, confirm the inmate number and arrest, then follow the case through the correct Macomb County district court or 16th Judicial Circuit Court.

This guide also covers incident reports, bond, visitation, mail, phone calls, inmate money, public defenders, victim services, ICHAT, OTIS, record corrections and Michigan Clean Slate.

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MACOMB RECORD BRIDGE VERIFYING
JAILTRACKER MACOMB
16TH CIRCUIT COURT
DISPOSITION
BOOKING + CASE VERIFIED
Arrest does not mean conviction. A Macomb County jail entry shows custody and allegations. A prosecutor may change or dismiss the charge, and only the court file shows the formal disposition.
Current custody

Sheriff JailTracker.

Sheriff report

Most available after about 72 hours; $6.

Circuit copies

$2/page; certification adds $10.

Michigan ICHAT

$10 per public name search.

Public Defender

586-466-8311.

Choose the right record

Macomb County arrest information is split across four systems

SHERIFF JAILTRACKER Is the person in custody?

Use the live inmate locator for the current jail record, inmate number and charge information.

Best first stop after a recent booking.
ARRESTING AGENCY What did officers report?

The Sheriff Records Office maintains Sheriff’s reports. Municipal police reports remain with the department that created them.

Jail custody does not transfer report ownership.
DISTRICT COURT Misdemeanor or early felony stage?

District courts handle ordinary misdemeanors plus felony arraignment, bond, probable cause conference and preliminary examination.

Felony cases can later move to Circuit Court.
16TH CIRCUIT COURT Felony case after bindover?

Circuit Court handles felony criminal cases and some serious misdemeanors, with public CourtView access.

Use the official sentence or disposition for proof.
Best sequence: JailTracker → arresting agency report → district court → Circuit Court if bound over → final disposition → ICHAT only when statewide Michigan history is needed.

Go directly to the Macomb County task

Booking decoder

Understand the inmate record before using it

Jail information is not the same as a final criminal court record
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Inmate number The person inside Macomb’s jail system. Final case outcome. Use for mail, money and service questions.
Booking date When jail processing was recorded. The date of the alleged offense. Compare the police report.
Charge An allegation associated with booking. The prosecutor’s final charge. Search the court case.
Case number Court identifier connected to a charge. Every case belongs to Circuit Court. Identify district vs Circuit Court.
Bond Release amount or condition currently associated with the charge. Payment clears another warrant or hold. Confirm every case before paying.
Hold Another agency or court may control release. Local bond alone can release the person. Ask which agency owns the hold.
Release The jail custody episode ended. The criminal charge was dismissed. Read the court disposition.
Mugshot A booking photograph when displayed. Identity by itself or guilt. Match official identifiers.
Identity safeguard

Confirm the correct person before relying on an arrest

Full legal name matches
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Age or birth information matches
Booking date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Inmate number matches another official record
Court case follows the same incident
Disposition belongs to the same defendant
Do not identify someone by name or photograph alone. Confirm at least two independent identifiers before publishing an allegation, sending money or using the record for a consequential decision.
No-result troubleshooting

No Macomb County inmate result found?

The arrest is very recent Intake, fingerprinting, medical screening and data entry may still be underway.
The person received a citation A misdemeanor citation can create a district-court case without a Macomb County Jail booking.
A city police department made the arrest The person may have been released or processed elsewhere before county jail admission.
The name is different Try maiden names, aliases, suffixes and spelling variations.
The person was released A live custody system may no longer display the expected current status.
The person was transferred Check MDOC OTIS, another county or federal custody when local jail custody ends.
The case is in a municipal district court The court record may exist even when JailTracker no longer displays the person.
The record is suppressed or set aside Public access may be restricted by Michigan law.
Missing-inmate call script
I am trying to confirm the current custody or booking status of [full legal name], date of birth [if known]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being processed, currently housed, released, transferred or listed under another inmate number?
Arrest-to-court path

What happens after a Macomb County arrest?

Police or sheriff investigation The arresting agency creates its incident, arrest and evidence records.
Jail intake Macomb County Jail records custody, inmate identity, charges, holds and property.
District Court arraignment District Court can conduct arraignment, set bail and accept bond.
Misdemeanor path A misdemeanor punishable by no more than one year generally remains in district court for trial and sentencing.
Felony preliminary stage District Court handles probable cause conference and preliminary examination unless legally waived.
Felony bindover If probable cause is established, the case moves to Macomb County 16th Circuit Court.
Circuit Court proceedings The felony case can include arraignment, motions, plea, trial, judgment and sentence.
Disposition Each charge can end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction or another court order.
Correction or set aside An inaccurate record can be corrected, while an eligible conviction may later qualify for Michigan Clean Slate or an application-based set aside.
Sheriff Records Office

Request a Macomb County Sheriff arrest or incident report

Macomb County Sheriff’s Office Records Office
43565 Elizabeth Road
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Main Sheriff: 586-469-5151
FOIA email: records.mcso@macombcountymi.gov
Confirm the Sheriff created the report A Sterling Heights, Warren, Eastpointe, Roseville or other municipal police report remains with that department.
Wait approximately 72 hours for an ordinary report The Records Office states that most police reports are available after about 72 hours.
Request the exact document Specify incident report, police report, accident report or other identifiable record.
Provide the report number when known Also include the name, date, location and inmate/court identifiers.
For a simple available report, prepare the published $6 fee The Sheriff’s current price for an incident or accident report copy is $6.
Use written FOIA for broader records FOIA requests must be submitted in writing to the Records Office.
Ask for electronic delivery when useful FOIA labor, redaction, copying and media charges can apply.
Open the current Records Office page before traveling Check Records Office instructions and hours

Current Records Office charges

Published Macomb Sheriff Records Office prices
Service Current charge Important detail
Incident or accident report $6 Most ordinary reports available after approximately 72 hours.
Local police clearance with record $6 Photo ID required; local-area clearance only.
Local police clearance with no record $0 Not a statewide Michigan criminal-history search.
Proof of incarceration $4 Photo ID required.
Ink fingerprints $19 Photo ID required.
Notary $10 Available during Records Office business hours.
Copy-ready FOIA wording
I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report and identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include Macomb Sheriff report number [number], inmate number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written cost estimate before processing if the total will exceed $[amount], and identify the legal basis for information withheld or redacted.
Court router

Find the correct Macomb County criminal court

District Court

  • Ordinary misdemeanors.
  • Arraignment in criminal cases.
  • Bail and bond.
  • Felony probable cause conference.
  • Felony preliminary examination.
  • Case remains here until felony bindover.

16th Circuit Court

  • Felony cases after bindover.
  • Some serious misdemeanors outside ordinary district jurisdiction.
  • Felony motions and pleas.
  • Felony trial.
  • Felony judgment and sentence.
  • Appeals from district courts.
Michigan court rules give district courts jurisdiction over felonies through the preliminary examination and until an order binds the defendant over to Circuit Court.
District-court cases

Search Macomb County misdemeanor and preliminary felony cases

Identify the municipality where the case began Macomb County has several district courts rather than one countywide misdemeanor court.
Open MiCOURT Case Search Many Michigan district courts provide public case data through MiCOURT. Open Michigan MiCOURT Case Search
Select the correct Macomb district court Use the court shown on the ticket, complaint, bond document or arraignment paperwork.
Search the case number first If unavailable, search the defendant’s legal name.
Check the charge level carefully MiCOURT warns of a display issue involving attempted felony offenses under MCL 750.92; contact the court if the charge level is unclear.
For an older case, contact the court directly Some MiCOURT courts display only criminal convictions with sentencing within a seven-year window.
Use the Macomb court directory when unsure Open all Macomb County district courts

Macomb County district courts

37th District Court

Warren / Center Line.

38th District Court

Eastpointe.

39th District Court

Roseville.

39-B District Court

Fraser.

40th District Court

St. Clair Shores.

41-A District Court

Shelby Township.

41-A District Court

Sterling Heights.

41-B District Court

Clinton Township.

42-1 District Court

Romeo.

42-2 District Court

New Baltimore.

16th Judicial Circuit

Search a Macomb County felony case in CourtView

Macomb County Circuit Court Clerk
40 N. Main Street
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Clerk: 586-469-5351
Court: 586-469-7171
Court hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Clerk counter service closes at 4:15 p.m.
Open Macomb CourtView CourtView provides general public case lookup for 16th Circuit Court. Launch Macomb CourtView
Use the Circuit Court case number if known This avoids confusion with district-court case numbers.
Otherwise search the defendant’s name Match the case with the arrest date and district-court history.
Look for the bindover sequence The felony can begin in district court before appearing in Circuit Court.
Read the filed felony charges Compare them with the original booking allegations.
Review motions, pleas and hearings Do not stop at the initial charge.
Find the criminal sentence or disposition This is stronger evidence of the final outcome than the jail entry.
Order the actual document when proof is required Macomb County permits Circuit Court documents to be ordered online, by mail, fax or in person. Open Circuit Court record ordering
CourtView is a public information tool. Macomb County instructs users to independently verify web information against the official court record when accuracy matters.
Court-copy costs

Macomb County Circuit Court record fees

Current Circuit Court Clerk file-room charges
Record service Current charge Useful when
Regular copy $2 per page You need an ordinary court-file copy.
Certified document $10 certification + $2 per page Employer, licensing, immigration or another formal purpose requires certification.
Name search $2 per name The court case number is unknown.
Alias name search $2 for each alias searched The person used multiple names.
Register of Actions $2 per page You need the chronological case history.
Best document for arrest verification: Request the criminal sentence, judgment, dismissal or register of actions that answers the exact question instead of buying the entire file.
Warrant verification

Check a Macomb County warrant safely

Michigan ICHAT does not include warrant information. Do not use an ICHAT no-result as proof that no warrant exists.
Identify the possible court case Use the case number from prior paperwork, bond documents or a court notice.
Search the appropriate district court A warrant can originate in a misdemeanor case or during the preliminary stages of a felony.
Search Circuit Court if the felony was bound over Review later docket entries for warrant activity and subsequent resolution.
Read the newest docket entry An older warrant entry can later be recalled, cancelled, served or otherwise resolved.
Confirm directly with the court or law-enforcement agency Do not take action based on an old screenshot or private warrant database.
Use a defense lawyer if the warrant concerns you Counsel can advise about appearance, surrender, bond and court procedure.
Bond and release

Post a Macomb County bond without paying the wrong place

Macomb County uses different payment locations depending on court hours and case type. Confirm the case before making any payment.
Search the inmate first Save the inmate name and inmate number.
Record every case number One inmate may have several charges with different bond conditions.
Confirm each bond or fine amount Do not rely on an old screenshot.
During court hours, post at the court when required Macomb states that bonds generally must be posted at the court during court hours, except Circuit Court and Friend of the Court cases.
Outside court hours, the Sheriff’s Office can accept applicable bonds Follow the current Jail bond instructions.
Choose an accepted payment method The jail publishes cash, cashier’s check payable to “Macomb County Prisoner Information,” major credit cards with a fee and surety bonds from approved agents.
For online or phone payment, follow the official bond page Open Macomb County bond instructions
Keep all receipts and release paperwork Payment does not necessarily clear another case, warrant or hold.
Bond information: 586-307-9612
Bond-verification script
I am calling about [full legal name], inmate number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, each case number, the current bond or fine amount, any outside holds, where payment must be posted right now and whether any additional court action is required before release.
Indigent defense

Request a Macomb County Public Defender or assigned attorney

Macomb County’s Office of Public Defender administers indigent criminal defense. A person who cannot afford private counsel should request an assigned attorney at arraignment.
Request an attorney at arraignment The judge or magistrate will ask whether the defendant plans to hire counsel or needs one assigned.
Complete the Attorney Request form if directed The court reviews financial circumstances.
Know the indigency presumption Macomb states that a person is presumed indigent when income is below twice the federal poverty level, although the court makes the final determination.
For felony cases, Macomb assigns Public Defender or roster counsel The county Public Defender office manages felony indigent-defense assignments.
For misdemeanors, assignment depends on the district court Macomb’s Public Defender currently assigns misdemeanor attorneys in New Baltimore, Romeo and Shelby; other courts generally use local assigned-counsel systems.
Contact the office if the assigned attorney has not reached you Call 586-466-8311 or email publicdefender@macombgov.org.
Macomb County Office of Public Defender
22 Market Street
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Phone: 586-466-8311
Email: publicdefender@macombgov.org
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
An assigned attorney is not always completely cost-free. Macomb states that a court can order reimbursement when a defendant has the ability to pay, although Macomb courts were not requiring contribution payments during the case as of the county’s latest published FAQ.
Victim assistance

Get Macomb County case updates and victim-rights help

Save the police and court identifiers Have the defendant name, incident number, inmate number and criminal case number.
Contact the Crime Victim Rights Unit Advocates explain court proceedings, provide case-status information and assist victims throughout prosecution.
Request your statutory victim rights Some rights require the victim to notify the office that they want to exercise them.
Keep contact information current The unit asks victims to update address and phone information so notices are not missed.
Register for custody notifications when appropriate VINELink assistance is available at 866-277-7477. Open VINELink
Ask about Michigan Crime Victim Compensation Victims-only assistance: 877-251-7373.
Macomb County Crime Victim Rights Unit
1 South Main Street, 3rd Floor
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Phone: 586-469-5675
Email: crimevictims@macombgov.org
Text “victim advocate” or “victim rights” to 586-250-4090
Video visitation

Schedule a Macomb County Jail visit correctly

First visit of the week: Macomb County currently publishes the first weekly visit as free. Additional visits can carry a provider fee.
Confirm the inmate is still in custody Recheck JailTracker before registering.
Create or use an ICSolutions visitor account Family and friend visits are conducted through video visitation. Open ICSolutions
Register at least 24 hours before the appointment A visitor cannot wait until the last minute to register.
Do not book more than two weeks ahead Macomb’s published rule limits advance registration to two weeks.
Select the correct inmate Use the inmate number to avoid a same-name mistake.
Choose an available video appointment Friend and family visits are non-contact.
Follow dress and behavior rules Clothing must cover private and sensitive body areas.
Recheck custody on the visit date Release, transfer, medical placement or jail operations can affect the appointment.

Published visit limits

Macomb County family and friend visitation rules
Rule Current published limit Important detail
Visits per inmate 2 per week Certain trusties receive 3.
Visitors per visit Up to 3 All must comply with visitation rules.
Approximate duration 30 minutes Operational interruptions can affect time.
Registration deadline At least 24 hours before Do not register more than two weeks ahead.
Different inmates one visitor may visit Up to 5 individually Separate visit rules still apply.
Recording Non-professional visits are recorded Do not discuss confidential defense strategy.
ICSolutions visitation support: 888-506-8407
Special visits

Hospital and professional visitation rules

Hospitalized inmate

  • Hospital visiting hours control.
  • Visitor must obtain a pass from Prisoner Information.
  • Pass is presented to the deputy at the hospital.
  • Normally no more than two visitors at one time, twice weekly.
  • Critical care or intensive care may allow two visitors once daily, subject to hospital policy.
  • Visits are limited to immediate family under the published rule.

Professional visit

  • Attorneys and approved professional visitors report to Prisoner Information.
  • Available seven days a week.
  • 8:00–11:30 a.m.
  • 1:00–4:00 p.m.
  • 5:30–9:00 p.m.
  • Special exceptions require command approval.
Inmate mail

Address Macomb County Jail mail correctly

Personal inmate mail
Inmate Name, Inmate Number
P.O. Box 2308
Mount Clemens, MI 48046
Confirm current custody Macomb County states that mail is not forwarded or held after the inmate leaves.
Use the inmate’s official name Add the inmate number from JailTracker.
Include proper postage and return address Outgoing inmate mail without those items will not be delivered.
Keep personal mail simple Unauthorized items can be placed in property or returned to the sender.
Use the correct legal-mail procedure Legal or privileged mail is opened in the inmate’s presence and checked for contraband.
Do not send inmate-to-inmate correspondence Internal inmate-to-inmate mail is prohibited.

Published prohibited personal-mail items

Pornographic or explicit photographs
Postage stamps
Food items
Checks, bills or receipts
Extra envelopes or labels
Oversized cards
Polaroid photographs
Magnets, stickers or ribbon
Soft-cover books must be ordered by the inmate through the jail commissary. Prepaid magazines and newspapers can be sent directly by the publisher, subject to content rules and a five-item reading-material maximum.
Inmate funds

Deposit money into the correct Macomb inmate account

No inmate money is accepted by mail. Macomb County currently limits an inmate account to a maximum balance of $400.
Current Macomb County inmate-fund options
Method How it works Important rule
TouchPay Online or call 866-232-1899. Facility Locator Number: 748043.
JPay Online or call 800-574-5729. Verify the current inmate before submitting.
Jail lobby kiosk Cash or credit card. Use the correct inmate identity.
Mail Not available. Do not mail cash, checks or money orders for inmate funds.
Maximum balance $400 Account cannot exceed the published maximum.
Inmate-funds questions: 586-307-9542
Published hours: Monday–Friday, 6:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Open current Macomb inmate-service instructions
Calls, tablets and messages

Set up Macomb County inmate communication

Confirm the inmate remains in Macomb custody Do not fund a communication account after transfer or release.
Create an ICSolutions account Macomb County Jail uses ICSolutions for inmate telephone services. Open ICSolutions
Add the correct inmate and receiving phone number Verify all account details before adding funds.
Use ICSolutions to block unwanted inmate calls if necessary The provider handles blocking requests and billing questions.
Use a funded ICSolutions account for available voice messages Friends and family can leave voice messages through supported account features.
Use the Sheriff’s inmate-service page for current tablet links Tablet funding, messages, photos and care-package links can change. Open current tablet and messaging options
ICSolutions support: 888-506-8407
Ordinary jail calls and messages are not confidential attorney communications. Avoid discussing defense strategy, witnesses or sensitive case facts through personal jail communication.
Michigan corrections

Use OTIS after a person enters Michigan correctional supervision

OTIS can help with

  • Current Michigan prisoners.
  • Parolees.
  • Probationers supervised by MDOC.
  • People discharged from MDOC supervision within the last three years.
  • MDOC offender number and supervision information.

OTIS does not replace

  • Macomb JailTracker.
  • District-court case search.
  • 16th Circuit Court record.
  • ICHAT criminal history.
  • Records more than three years after MDOC discharge.
Search the last name or MDOC number OTIS requires at least one of these fields.
Add first name, age or status when needed Use filters to distinguish same-name offenders.
Record the MDOC number and current status Use this for state-prison or supervision questions.
Return to the criminal court for the official conviction OTIS is a corrections database rather than the official judgment. Open Michigan OTIS search
OTIS assistance: 517-335-1426
Michigan criminal history

Use ICHAT only when you need statewide public history

ICHAT is a Michigan State Police name-based criminal-history search. It is broader than Macomb County JailTracker but still does not contain every arrest, warrant or court record.
Open Michigan ICHAT Open the official ICHAT service
Enter the required identity information Accurate legal name, sex and birth date improve the result.
Pay the current $10 search charge Each public ICHAT search is currently $10.
Review felony and serious-misdemeanor history Michigan requires qualifying records punishable by more than 93 days to be reported to the state repository.
Match every result back to the correct court A name-based history should not be treated as identity proof by itself.
Use the fingerprint process for your own complete record Public ICHAT does not display nonpublic criminal-history information.

ICHAT does not include

Suppressed records
Warrant information
Federal records
Tribal records
Traffic records
Juvenile records
Local misdemeanors outside repository scope
Criminal history from other states
Michigan State Police CJIC Criminal History / ICHAT Help
517-241-0606
Personal record correction

Correct an inaccurate Michigan criminal-history record

Michigan State Police provides a fingerprint-based process to search, expunge, modify or update your own criminal history. Unlike public ICHAT, this personal record can include public and nonpublic information associated with the submitted fingerprints.
Identify the disputed entry Compare the jail record, district court, Circuit Court and ICHAT result.
Obtain the official court proof Get the judgment, dismissal, sentence or register of actions showing the correct disposition.
Obtain a fingerprint card Follow MSP’s current personal-record fingerprint instructions.
Include a cover letter Explain why the fingerprints are being submitted and include a return address plus contact information.
Include the current $30 MSP processing fee Payment must follow the methods stated in the current MSP instructions.
Mail the fingerprint packet to MSP CJIC Michigan State Police, CJIC, P.O. Box 30266, Lansing, MI 48909-7766.
Allow approximately three to five weeks MSP publishes this estimate for processing and mail delivery.
Use the certified response to correct the underlying problem Additional original certified/notarized responses currently cost $1 each. Open MSP personal-record instructions
Michigan Clean Slate

Check automatic set aside before filing an expungement application

Michigan uses the legal term set aside; many people call it expungement. A set-aside conviction is removed from ordinary public criminal-history access but can remain available to authorized government users.

Automatic Clean Slate

No application or court filing is required when an eligible conviction meets the automatic-set-aside rules.

Application-based set aside

Used when a conviction is not automatically cleared but may still qualify under Michigan’s application process.

Automatic set-aside framework

Michigan Clean Slate automatic waiting periods
Conviction type Automatic maximum Waiting period
Misdemeanor punishable by less than 92 days No numerical limit 7 years from sentence.
Misdemeanor punishable by 93 days or more Up to 4 7 years.
Felony Up to 2 10 years from sentencing or completion of MDOC imprisonment, whichever is later.
Automatic clearing does not apply to every offense. Michigan excludes categories such as certain assaultive, serious, dishonesty, long-maximum, minor/vulnerable-victim, human-trafficking, OWI and injury/death traffic offenses from automatic set aside.
Check ICHAT first Confirm whether the conviction is still publicly visible. Check the public record
Check the Macomb court file Confirm the exact conviction, sentence and completion dates.
If it should have been automatic but remains public, contact MSP Michigan publishes MSP-CRD-CSAAUTOMATIC@michigan.gov for automatic-set-aside questions.
If automatic relief does not apply, review application eligibility Michigan currently permits applications involving up to three felonies and unlimited misdemeanors, subject to exclusions and additional limits.
Apply in the court where the conviction occurred Separate applications are needed when convictions are spread across different courts.
Get the fingerprint card Michigan residents generally use the RI-008 applicant fingerprint card through a law-enforcement agency.
Obtain certified court proof MSP requires a certified judgment of sentence, probation order or register of actions.
Pay the current $50 MSP processing fee Juvenile set-aside applications do not use that processing fee.
Send the required packet to MSP Michigan State Police, CJIC, P.O. Box 30266, Lansing, MI 48909-7766.
Send required copies to the Attorney General and prosecutor Follow the current MC 227 instructions for service.
Allow substantial processing time MSP currently says to allow about eight weeks for its criminal-history processing; Michigan Attorney General guidance says the entire application process can take up to eight months.
Attend the Macomb court hearing if scheduled The convicting court makes the final decision on an application-based set aside.

Application waiting periods

Multiple felonies

Generally 7 years from the latest applicable sentencing, probation, parole or imprisonment event.

One felony / serious misdemeanor

Generally 5 years from the latest applicable completion event.

Most other misdemeanors

Generally 3 years from the latest applicable sentencing, probation or imprisonment event.

Michigan also permits one qualifying first-time OWI conviction to be set aside after five years when the offense did not involve injury or death.
Open MSP set-aside instructions Open Michigan Expungement Assistance
Contacts and locations

Macomb County arrest, jail and court contact board

Macomb County Sheriff’s Office / Jail
43565 Elizabeth Road
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-5151

Macomb Sheriff Dispatch
117 S. Groesbeck Highway
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-5502

Circuit Court Clerk
40 N. Main Street
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-5351

16th Judicial Circuit Court
40 N. Main Street
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-7171

Public Defender
22 Market Street
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-466-8311

Crime Victim Rights Unit
1 South Main Street, 3rd Floor
Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-5675

Bond Information

586-307-9612

Michigan ICHAT / Criminal History Help

517-241-0606

Macomb County Sheriff’s Office and Jail map

Macomb County 16th Judicial Circuit Court map

Before traveling: Recheck custody, the correct district or Circuit Court, current Records Office hours, visitor approval and the document or service you actually need.
High-value local details

What this Macomb County guide already solves

Current jail search

JailTracker workflow, inmate-number use, missing-record troubleshooting and Sheriff scam warning.

Police reports

72-hour availability guidance, $6 report fee, FOIA email, local-clearance charges and request wording.

Court routing

District-court misdemeanor and preliminary-felony stages plus Circuit Court felony verification.

Jail services

Video visitation limits, mail address, prohibited mail, TouchPay/JPay deposits, $400 account cap and ICSolutions calls.

Michigan history

$10 ICHAT search, public-record exclusions, $30 fingerprint personal review and OTIS limitations.

Clean Slate

Automatic waiting periods, application limits, $50 MSP fee, fingerprint requirements and application timeline.

Title-related questions

Macomb County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Macomb County arrest records?

Start with the Sheriff’s JailTracker inmate locator, verify the inmate number and then search the correct district court or 16th Circuit Court for the final case outcome.

Where do I find current Macomb County Jail inmates?

Use the official Macomb County Sheriff’s Locate an Inmate page or its linked JailTracker system.

Where do I search Macomb County felony cases?

Felony trial cases are handled by the 16th Judicial Circuit Court after the district-court preliminary stage. Use Macomb CourtView for public case lookup.

Where do I search Macomb County misdemeanor cases?

Most misdemeanors are handled by the district court serving the municipality where the case was filed. Use MiCOURT or the individual district court’s official search.

How much is a Macomb Sheriff police report?

The Sheriff’s Records Office currently charges $6 for an incident or accident report, and most ordinary reports are available after approximately 72 hours.

How many Macomb County Jail visits can an inmate receive?

Most inmates currently receive two approximately 30-minute video visits per week. Certain trusties receive three.

What is the Macomb County Jail mailing address?

Address personal mail to the inmate’s name and inmate number at P.O. Box 2308, Mount Clemens, MI 48046.

How much does Michigan ICHAT cost?

A public ICHAT name-based Michigan criminal-history search currently costs $10 per search.

How do I correct my own Michigan criminal history?

Use Michigan State Police’s fingerprint-based personal record process. The current processing fee is $30 and MSP publishes an estimated processing and mailing period of three to five weeks.

Can a Macomb County conviction be expunged?

Some convictions qualify for automatic Clean Slate treatment. Others may qualify for an application-based set aside filed in the convicting court with fingerprints, certified documents and the current $50 MSP processing fee.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office, 16th Judicial Circuit Court, a Macomb district court, Prosecutor, Public Defender, Michigan State Police or Michigan Department of Corrections.

Custody, charges, bond, warrants, release, court events, service-provider fees and jail rules can change. Verify the person through multiple identifiers and obtain the current official court record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page provides general procedural information and is not legal advice.

Official Macomb County Sheriff, Macomb County courts and Michigan State Police procedures reviewed August 16, 2026.

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