Green Bay WI Arrest Records Search | Police & Court

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Green Bay, Wisconsin · Police reports, Brown County jail custody, municipal citations and criminal court outcomes

Connect a Green Bay Police Arrest to the Correct Jail and Court Record

Green Bay Police, Brown County Jail, Green Bay Municipal Court and Brown County Circuit Court each maintain a different part of an arrest.

Use this guide to locate an inmate, request the police report, verify bond or warrants and determine what happened to every state or city charge.

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An arrest is not a conviction. A Green Bay Police report or Brown County booking records allegations and a custody event. The prosecutor may decline, amend or replace charges, and the court may dismiss a count or find the defendant not guilty.
Current jail custody

Use Brown County’s inmate lookup.

Green Bay police report

Request it from GBPD Records.

State criminal case

Search WCCA and Brown County Circuit Court.

City ordinance case

Search Green Bay Municipal Court separately.

Official review

Sources reviewed August 4, 2026.

Start here

Which Green Bay arrest record solves your problem?

BROWN COUNTY JAIL Is the person in custody?

Search current or released inmates by name or inmate number.

Use the jail for housing, visits, mail, bond and inmate-account questions.
GREEN BAY POLICE What did officers report?

Request the incident, arrest, supplemental or other releasable police record from GBPD.

The police report is investigative and does not prove the final outcome.
CIRCUIT COURT Was a Wisconsin criminal charge filed?

Search Brown County misdemeanor, felony and criminal-traffic cases through WCCA.

Use the court disposition to determine how each charge ended.
MUNICIPAL COURT Was it a Green Bay ordinance citation?

Search city citations, municipal court dates, balances and active municipal warrants.

Municipal convictions are civil ordinance violations, not criminal convictions.
Best sequence: Search jail custody, record the inmate and report identifiers, search WCCA or Municipal Court and obtain the final court document when formal proof is required.

Go directly to the Green Bay arrest-record task

Booking decoder

Understand the fields in a Brown County inmate result

What each jail field means and what to verify next
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Inmate number The person’s identifier in the jail system. The final outcome of a criminal charge. Use it for jail services and correspondence.
Booking date When the person entered Brown County custody. The exact time of the alleged offense. Compare it with the police report.
Arresting agency The department responsible for the arrest or warrant. That the jail owns the agency’s investigative report. Request the report from that department.
Booking charge The allegation entered during booking. What the District Attorney ultimately charged. Compare it with the Circuit Court complaint.
Case number The Wisconsin court file connected to a charge. That one case covers every hold or citation. Search each number separately in WCCA.
Bond amount The monetary release condition listed for a case. That payment guarantees immediate release. Confirm all cases and holds with the jail.
Cash bond The court requires the listed amount to be deposited. That a private percentage bond satisfies the order. Follow the county’s approved payment process.
Hold or detainer Another court, county, state or federal agency may control release. That paying a Brown County bond clears the hold. Ask which agency owns the detainer.
Release date The displayed county custody event ended or changed. That the criminal charge was dismissed. Read the court disposition.
Identity safeguard

Verify the correct person before using the record

Full first and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Birth information or age is consistent
Booking date fits the known incident
Inmate number matches another record
Arresting agency matches the location
Court case follows the same arrest
Every charge and disposition is reviewed
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating a result as belonging to a particular person.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Green Bay arrest may not appear

Booking is still underway Identification, fingerprints, medical screening and data entry can delay publication.
The name is recorded differently Try a maiden name, former surname, alias, suffix or spelling variation.
The person was released Select the released-inmate search option.
The person received a citation Not every police contact results in extended jail custody.
The arrest occurred outside Brown County Search the county where officers completed the booking.
The case is municipal Search Green Bay Municipal Court rather than only WCCA.
Charges have not been filed The police and jail record may exist before a Circuit Court case is opened.
The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed or otherwise confidential material may not be publicly visible.
Arrest-to-court lifecycle

What happens after a Green Bay arrest?

Green Bay Police investigation Officers create incident, arrest, evidence and probable-cause records.
Brown County jail booking Jail personnel verify identity and record property, charges, bond and holds.
Initial court appearance A judicial officer addresses rights, counsel, probable cause and release conditions.
Prosecutor review The Brown County District Attorney reviews state criminal referrals, while the Green Bay City Prosecutor handles city ordinance citations.
Circuit Court criminal case State misdemeanor, felony and criminal-traffic charges proceed in Brown County Circuit Court.
Municipal citation case Green Bay ordinance violations proceed in Municipal Court as civil forfeiture matters.
Disposition A charge may be declined, dismissed, amended, diverted or resolved through plea or trial.
Release, supervision or sentence The person may be released, placed on supervision, sentenced to jail or transferred to Wisconsin DOC custody.
Correction or record relief Inaccurate information can be challenged, and narrowly eligible convictions may receive expungement.
Correct record custodian

Which Green Bay or Brown County office has the record?

Send each request to the office that created or maintains the information
Record needed Responsible office Information to provide Common mistake
Current custody Brown County Jail Full name, birth information and inmate number. Calling Green Bay Municipal Court for housing status.
Green Bay arrest report Green Bay Police Records Division Report number, date, location and involved name. Requesting it from Brown County Jail.
Brown County Sheriff report Brown County Sheriff’s Records Division Sheriff case number, date and location. Sending a Sheriff report request to GBPD.
State criminal case Brown County Clerk of Circuit Court Circuit Court case number or accurate defendant information. Treating the booking allegation as the final charge.
Green Bay ordinance citation Green Bay Municipal Court Citation ID, defendant name or active-warrant information. Calling a municipal conviction a criminal conviction.
Prosecution and victim services Brown County District Attorney Court case, police report and victim information. Asking the jail how the prosecution will proceed.
Wisconsin statewide history Wisconsin Department of Justice Accurate legal name and identifying information. Assuming the county jail search is statewide.
Green Bay Police records

Request a Green Bay Police arrest or incident report

Green Bay Police Department Records Division
307 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Records assistance: 920-448-3329
Department main line: 920-448-3200
Records service hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Confirm Green Bay Police created the record Check the arresting agency before submitting the request.
Open the official records-request page Review the current request methods and DPPA permissible-use form. Open GBPD Records Requests
Identify the exact event Include the date, approximate time, address and involved person’s name.
Add the police report number The report number provides a more precise search than a name alone.
Name the documents Ask for the arrest report, incident report and specifically identified supplements or media.
Complete the DPPA form when required GBPD asks for a permissible-use form with open-record requests involving protected motor-vehicle information.
Request electronic delivery GBPD states that emailed records are provided without a copy charge.
Ask for an estimate Prepayment is generally required when the expected GBPD records cost exceeds $5.
Compare the report with WCCA The officer’s allegation may differ from the prosecutor’s filed charge.
Published Green Bay Police records charges
Record format Published charge Practical tip
Email delivery No copy charge Request electronic delivery when possible.
Paper copy $0.25 per page Identify only the documents needed.
Multimedia on disc or USB Varies by file size and media Request an estimate before production.
Expected request above $5 Prepayment generally required Set a written cost ceiling.
Copy-ready Green Bay Police records request
Under Wisconsin’s Public Records Law, I request an electronic copy of the releasable arrest report, incident report and specifically identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include Green Bay Police report number [number], Brown County inmate number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide an estimate before processing if the total cost will exceed $[amount].
Police records can contain protected victim, juvenile, medical, driver-information and investigative material. GBPD may redact or withhold information when Wisconsin law requires or permits restriction.
Agency routing

Do not send every Green Bay-area request to GBPD

Brown County Sheriff arrest

Use the Sheriff’s Records Division for Sheriff-created reports.

Wisconsin State Patrol arrest

Request the investigative or crash record from the State Patrol or Wisconsin DOT process.

Suburban police arrest

Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Howard or another municipality maintains its own police records.

Brown County Sheriff’s Records Division
2684 Development Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311
Records telephone: 920-448-4200
Read the agency field in the booking The jail location does not determine which agency owns the police report.
Use the agency’s report number Police report and court case numbers are different identifiers.
Request a redacted public report when appropriate Brown County provides an online records-request process for the general public. Open Brown County Sheriff Records Requests
Use the Clerk for the disposition Brown County states that Sheriff’s records are investigative and that court dispositions must be obtained from the Clerk of Circuit Court.
City ordinance cases

Search Green Bay Municipal Court separately

Municipal Court is not criminal court. Green Bay Municipal Court convictions are civil ordinance violations rather than misdemeanor or felony criminal convictions.
Open the Municipal Court public inquiry site The search includes city citations, court dates, balances and active municipal warrants. Search Green Bay Municipal Court
Search by last name Add the first name to separate people with similar surnames.
Use the Citation ID when available This provides a more precise result than a broad name search.
Select the active-warrant search when necessary Municipal warrants are connected to city ordinance cases.
Review the case type and status Check the violation, disposition, court date, balance and payment status.
Contact Municipal Court with questions Confirm an appearance date, warrant-clearing process or payment instruction before taking action.
Green Bay Municipal Court
330 S. Jefferson Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-448-3131
Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
The Municipal Court usually does not appoint an attorney because its cases are civil ordinance matters. A defendant who wants counsel generally retains an attorney at personal expense.
Read Municipal Court procedures Contact the City Prosecutor
Official outcome documents

Obtain the document that proves how the case ended

Criminal complaint

Shows the charge formally filed by the prosecutor rather than only the booking allegation.

Dismissal or amended charge

Shows that a specific charge ended, changed or was not pursued.

Judgment of conviction

Shows the final conviction, offense and sentence imposed by the Circuit Court.

Find the case number in WCCA A case number avoids the additional name-search charge.
Name the exact document Ask for the complaint, dismissal, judgment, sentencing order or another identified filing.
Choose regular or certified copies Ask the receiving employer, agency or attorney which version is required.
Contact Records Management Requests can be handled in person, by mail, telephone, fax or email. Open court-copy instructions
Pay before processing Brown County requires payment in full before completing the copy request.
Call ahead for older files Some records are stored offsite and require advance retrieval.
Published Brown County court-copy charges
Service Published charge Important detail
Court document copy $1.25 per page Applies to criminal, traffic, civil and other court files.
Certification $5 per document Added to the page-copy charge.
Case-number search $5 Added when the requester cannot provide a case number.
Existing transcript copy Varies by source The court reporter and Clerk use different transcript-copy rates.
Warrant verification

Check a Green Bay warrant safely

Green Bay municipal warrant

  1. Open the Municipal Court public inquiry site.
  2. Select the active-warrant search.
  3. Search the full legal name.
  4. Record the citation ID and case status.
  5. Confirm current instructions with Municipal Court.

Brown County criminal warrant

  1. Search the related case in WCCA.
  2. Read the newest court event.
  3. Record the case number and court branch.
  4. Contact the Clerk or responsible law-enforcement agency.
  5. Use defense counsel when the warrant concerns you.
An old online entry does not prove that a warrant remains active. A later court order, appearance, arrest or recall can change its status.
Scam warning: Brown County warns that scammers impersonate law-enforcement officers and use real inmate or court information to demand immediate bond payments. Do not pay through an unsolicited caller or text link.
Never confront or attempt to detain another person based on an online warrant result.
Bond and release

Confirm every Brown County case before paying bond

Cash bond

The court requires the full authorized amount to be deposited.

Signature bond

The court may release the defendant on a written promise and conditions.

Online payment

Brown County routes approved electronic bond payments through AllPaid.

Hold or no-bond order

Another case, probation matter or jurisdiction may prevent release.

Confirm the inmate number Match the full name and booking record before discussing payment.
List every charge and case One person can be held on several criminal, municipal or outside-agency matters.
Identify every no-bond entry Paying another bond does not override a no-bond order.
Ask about outside holds Another county, Wisconsin DOC, probation or federal authority may control release.
Review the newest court order The amount shown during booking can change at a later hearing.
Use the official county bond page Complete the county form before following the approved payment link. Open Brown County Bond Payment
Review the service fee Card, eCheck and call-center-assisted transactions carry separate provider charges.
Understand cashier’s-check delays Brown County states that release can be delayed approximately 10–15 business days while a cashier’s check clears.
Keep every receipt Save the inmate number, case number, amount, payer name and transaction confirmation.
Published Brown County electronic bond-payment charges
Payment type Published provider charge Important detail
Card transaction Minimum $3.99 service fee The full fee is displayed before payment.
eCheck Minimum $2 service fee Confirm processing time before relying on release timing.
Call-center assistance $3.50 per transaction Added when representative assistance is used.
Cash-bail card transaction 8.5%, minimum $10 Additional assisted-transaction charges may apply.
Bond-verification script
I am calling about [full legal name], inmate number [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond for each case, all no-bond entries or outside holds, the accepted payment method and whether another court order is required.
County detention facility

Brown County Jail information

Brown County Jail

3030 Curry Lane
Green Bay, WI 54311

General jail information: 920-391-6800

Jail administration: 920-448-4250

Administrative information

  • Administrative hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
  • Current and released inmate lookup available online
  • Video visitation offered onsite and remotely
  • Separate mail, bond and inmate-account procedures
  • Electronic monitoring and work-release options for qualifying cases
Confirm the inmate’s current housing status before visiting, sending mail or ordering a package. A release, transfer, quarantine or classification change can affect available services.
Onsite and remote video visits

Schedule a Brown County Jail visit

Confirm current custody Recheck the inmate lookup before registering or paying.
Open the official visitation page Follow the current provider link published by Brown County. Open Brown County Visitation
Create the visitor account The registering visitor must be at least 18 and provide valid government-issued photo identification.
Wait for approval Brown County states that approvals are generally completed within 24–48 hours.
Schedule at least 24 hours ahead Attorneys and approved professionals use separate access rules.
Select onsite or remote visitation Onsite visits are free; remote visits carry the provider charge.
Limit the visible group Current policy allows a maximum of two guests in view, subject to officer discretion for small children.
Recheck the visit before starting A jail emergency, misconduct, transfer or housing restriction can cancel a session.
Current published Brown County video-visitation information
Visit type Published schedule Duration Published charge
Remote video Daily: 7:00–10:30 a.m., 1:00–3:30 p.m. and 5:30–9:00 p.m. 20 minutes $5.95 per visit
Onsite video Monday–Friday: 8:30–10:00 a.m. and 1:30–3:30 p.m. 20 minutes No charge
Visitor identity is accurate
Government photo ID is ready
Correct inmate selected
Visit scheduled 24 hours ahead
Appropriate clothing worn
No weapons or contraband displayed
No recording without written permission
Minor visitor accompanied by parent or guardian
Ordinary visits are recorded and monitored. Attorney and approved professional visits are treated under separate confidential procedures.
Personal and legal correspondence

Address Brown County inmate mail correctly

Personal mail

Inmate’s Full Name and ID Number
C/O Securus Digital Mail Center – Brown County Jail
P.O. Box 21244
Tampa, FL 33622

Legal mail and accounting items

Inmate’s Full Name and ID Number
Brown County Jail
3030 Curry Lane
Green Bay, WI 54311

Legal mail must be clearly labeled. Money orders or paychecks must follow the jail’s accounting instructions.

Personal mail is routed through a digital mail center and scanned for viewing on jail kiosks or tablets. Confirm the current policy before sending an original, valuable or deadline-sensitive document.
Confirm current custody Mail sent after release or transfer may be delayed or returned.
Use the full booking name Do not use only a nickname.
Add the inmate ID number Missing identification can prevent delivery.
Include the sender’s complete return address Improperly addressed mail can be returned.
Use the digital-mail address for personal correspondence Personal mail is not accepted directly through the physical jail-mail process.
Separate personal letters from money orders A personal letter enclosed with an accounting payment can cause the entire envelope to be returned.
Label legal mail clearly Do not place an ordinary personal letter inside a legal-mail envelope.
Check current Brown County mail policy
Inmate account and canteen

Deposit money into the correct Brown County account

Confirm the inmate’s full name, ID and current housing before depositing. Inmate trust funds can be applied to authorized debts and jail charges.
Confirm current custody Do not deposit after release or transfer without verifying the receiving facility.
Record the full name and inmate ID Match both before approving payment.
Choose a lobby kiosk or online deposit Brown County publishes kiosk and Inmate Canteen options.
Review the provider charge Cash and card methods use different transaction fees.
Check the inmate’s debt status Brown County states that part of a deposit may be applied to an inmate’s outstanding jail debt.
Keep the receipt Save the inmate ID, date, amount, payment method and confirmation number.
Published Brown County inmate-account charges
Deposit method Published charge Important detail
Lobby kiosk cash $2 provider fee Minimum deposit and fee rules apply.
Lobby kiosk card $8.95 provider fee Review the displayed total before payment.
Online Inmate Canteen $8.95 card fee Transaction and frequency limits apply.
Mailed payment Money order or cashier’s check only Make it payable to the inmate; personal checks are not accepted.
Brown County states that inmates may purchase up to $100 of approved canteen products. Care-package vendors and shipping charges should be checked through the current official inmate-information page.
Open inmate-account information
Calls, messages and tablets

Use Brown County’s current communication provider

Confirm the inmate remains in Brown County custody A transfer changes the communication provider and account.
Open the county’s communication page Brown County publishes its current Securus eMessaging and SecureView Tablet link. Open inmate messaging information
Create the provider account Use accurate legal identity and contact information.
Select the correct inmate Match the inmate ID rather than relying only on the name.
Review the account purpose Telephone, messaging, tablet and visitation balances may be separate.
Review charges and refund rules Provider rates and available services can change.
Ordinary inmate calls, messages and visits may be monitored or recorded. Do not discuss evidence, witnesses or confidential defense strategy through normal jail communication services.
Property and court clothing

Handle inmate property without an unnecessary trip

Personal property release

  • The inmate must complete and sign the property-release form.
  • The form must identify the person receiving the property.
  • The recipient must present photo identification.
  • Ordinary property release is limited to qualifying items.
  • Brown County states that release should occur within 72 hours of incarceration.

Jury-trial clothing

  • Deliver clothing to Brown County Court Security.
  • Delivery is due by 4:00 p.m. the day before the hearing.
  • Package and mark all items with the person’s name.
  • Obtain an inventory receipt.
  • Retrieve clothing promptly after the hearing.
Brown County Court Security: 920-448-4248
Court-appointed defense

Request the Wisconsin State Public Defender

Wisconsin State Public Defender – Green Bay Trial Office
139 S. Washington Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-448-5433
Fax: 920-448-5450
Serves Brown, Door and Kewaunee counties
Ask for counsel at the first court appearance Tell the judge that the defendant cannot afford private representation.
Contact the Green Bay trial office Ask about the current financial eligibility and application process. Open Wisconsin Public Defender offices
Provide accurate financial information Eligibility depends on income, assets, household obligations and applicable Wisconsin standards.
Provide every case identifier Give staff the inmate number, Brown County case number and next court date.
Follow assigned-counsel instructions when necessary A private attorney may be appointed through the State Public Defender system when the office cannot represent the case directly.
Use confidential attorney communication Do not discuss the defense through ordinary recorded jail calls or social visits.
Green Bay Municipal Court ordinance cases usually do not include appointed counsel. State criminal cases in Brown County Circuit Court use the Wisconsin Public Defender eligibility process.
Victim and witness services

Get court, restitution and safety assistance

Brown County District Attorney
Brown County Law Enforcement Center
300 E. Walnut Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-448-4190
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Record the police and court numbers Have the GBPD report number, inmate number and Circuit Court case number ready.
Confirm whether a criminal case was filed A recent arrest may still be under police or prosecutor review.
Request hearing notification The Victim/Witness Program provides information about court dates and case disposition.
Preserve restitution documents Keep medical bills, repair estimates, wage records and proof of other financial losses.
Ask for referrals Victim/Witness staff can connect victims with appropriate community services.
Register for custody notification Use Wisconsin VINE for qualifying county-jail release and transfer alerts. Open VINELink
Report threats or intimidation immediately Contact law enforcement and the prosecutor when safety concerns arise.
Open Brown County District Attorney
Wisconsin statewide history

Use Wisconsin DOJ when a local search is not enough

Green Bay Police, Brown County Jail, Municipal Court and WCCA are separate local or court systems. A Wisconsin Department of Justice search provides a statewide name-based arrest-record response.

Wisconsin Online Record Check

  • Official Wisconsin DOJ background-check system
  • Name and date-of-birth matching
  • Online payment and result retrieval
  • Results available for a limited retrieval period
  • Current price displayed before payment

Brown County court verification

  • Use WCCA to identify the court case
  • Review the disposition for every count
  • Order certified documents when needed
  • Correct missing outcomes through the source office
  • Do not rely on a name-only match without identity review
Open the official WORCS system Use the Wisconsin Department of Justice site rather than a private background service. Open Wisconsin Online Record Check
Enter accurate legal identity information Name-based checks can return possible matches for people with similar information.
Review the current charge before payment The system displays the applicable cost during submission.
Save the order reference number An unregistered requester needs the reference number to retrieve the result later.
Read the entire report Compare the submitted identity with the master name, aliases and date-of-birth information.
Verify every court outcome Use WCCA and certified Brown County documents when the final disposition matters.
Wisconsin DOJ warns that a name-based search can identify records belonging to a person with similar information. Fingerprint comparison provides stronger identity confirmation.
Record correction

Correct a wrong police, jail, court or DOJ entry

Identify which system contains the error Compare the GBPD report, Brown County inmate record, Municipal Court case, WCCA case and DOJ history.
Save the disputed information Record the report number, inmate ID, case number, charge and incorrect field.
Obtain controlling proof Use a certified dismissal, amended judgment, court order or written agency correction.
Correct the source office first Police errors go to GBPD, jail errors to Brown County Jail and court errors to the Clerk.
Challenge an inaccurate DOJ history Follow the challenge instructions supplied with the Wisconsin DOJ response.
Use fingerprints when identity is disputed Fingerprint comparison can separate the requester from another person’s arrest record.
Recheck every connected system A correction by one office may not immediately update another government or private database.
Wisconsin DOJ Crime Information Bureau record assistance: 608-266-7314
Correction versus record relief: Correction fixes information that is factually wrong. Expungement, fingerprint-record removal and court-record sealing apply to accurate records under limited legal rules.
Wisconsin record relief

Understand expungement, arrest-record removal and sealing

Wisconsin does not provide a broad process that automatically erases every arrest or conviction after a waiting period. The available remedy depends on the record, disposition, sentence and orders made by the court.
Conviction expungement

Wisconsin Statute section 973.015 applies only to qualifying convictions and generally requires the sentencing court to have ordered expungement at sentencing.

Arrest or fingerprint record

A person released without charge or cleared through court proceedings may need to contact the arresting agency and Wisconsin DOJ about eligible record treatment.

Court-record sealing or redaction

A motion requires a specific legal basis. It is not a general method for hiding an unfavorable but public court record.

Conviction-expungement checks

Was expungement ordered at sentencing?
Was the person within the statutory age limit?
Was the offense within the eligible penalty class?
Was the sentence completed successfully?
Were all financial obligations completed?
Was there another conviction before sentence completion?
Was probation or incarceration involved?
Does the correct form match the sentence type?
Obtain the judgment and sentencing record Determine whether the judge ordered expungement at sentencing.
Confirm successful sentence completion Review probation, jail, financial-obligation and later-conviction information.
Use the correct procedure A probation case may use Department of Corrections certification, while a qualifying non-probation and non-incarceration case may use court form CR-266.
Review form CR-266 carefully The form states that expungement affects the conviction court record but does not automatically affect every police, prosecutor or Crime Information Bureau record. Open Wisconsin form CR-266
File in Brown County Circuit Court Use the court case number and follow the Clerk’s current filing instructions.
Obtain a signed court order Filing a petition does not itself expunge a record.
Review the effect of the order Wisconsin conviction expungement does not vacate the conviction or necessarily erase every agency record.
Check the updated WCCA and DOJ records Allow processing time before concluding that an order was not transmitted.

Motion to seal or redact

Wisconsin form GF-246A requires the requester to identify the exact information and provide a legal basis for sealing or redaction. General embarrassment or preference for privacy is not automatically sufficient.
Open motion to seal or redact Open conviction-expungement form Contact Brown County Clerk
An expunged or sealed government record may not automatically remove news stories, screenshots or data copied by private background-reporting websites before the order.
Custody transfer

What to do when the person leaves Brown County Jail

Released on bond Search WCCA for release conditions and the next court date.
Placed on electronic monitoring Follow Brown County’s EMP rules, fees and approved-movement restrictions.
Transferred to another county Search the receiving county’s official jail system.
Transferred to Wisconsin prison Use the Wisconsin DOC inmate and offender search.
Placed on Wisconsin community supervision The DOC offender search may display supervision information.
Transferred to federal custody Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator or confirm the receiving federal agency.
Search Wisconsin DOC custody Search federal custody Review Brown County electronic monitoring
Contacts and maps

Green Bay police, jail and court contacts

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

Main: 920-448-3200

Records: 920-448-3329

Police Non-Emergency Dispatch

920-391-7450

Use 911 for an immediate emergency.

Brown County Jail
3030 Curry Lane
Green Bay, WI 54311

General jail: 920-391-6800

Administration: 920-448-4250

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

Main: 920-448-4155

Criminal/Traffic: 920-448-4504

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

920-448-3131

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

920-448-4190

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

920-448-5433

Wisconsin DOJ Record Assistance

608-266-7314

Use for questions about Wisconsin arrest-record challenges.

Green Bay Police Department map

Brown County Jail map

Brown County Courthouse map

Green Bay Municipal Court map

Confirm before traveling: Verify current custody, entrance location, office hours, court assignment, visit approval, identification requirements and payment instructions through the live official source.
Practical workflow

What this Green Bay arrest-record guide helps users complete

Locate and verify

Find current or released inmates, separate people with similar names and identify each charge, bond and hold.

Connect the records

Match the jail booking to the Green Bay Police report, WCCA criminal case or Municipal Court citation.

Take the next action

Handle reports, warrants, bond, visits, mail, accounts, legal help, DOJ checks, corrections and record relief.

Title-related questions

Green Bay arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Green Bay arrest records?

Search the Brown County inmate tool for custody, request the police report from the arresting agency and search WCCA or Green Bay Municipal Court for the connected case.

Where can I find current Green Bay jail inmates?

Use the official Brown County Jail Inmate Lookup Tool. Search by first and last name or inmate number and select the released-inmate option for an older booking.

Does a jail booking prove guilt?

No. A booking records allegations and custody. The final Brown County court disposition shows how each state criminal charge was resolved.

How do I request a Green Bay Police arrest report?

Use the GBPD Records Request page, provide the incident details and report number, and complete the DPPA permissible-use form when required.

How do I search a Brown County criminal case?

Open Wisconsin Circuit Court Access, select Brown County and search by defendant name or the exact case number.

Does Green Bay Municipal Court handle criminal convictions?

No. It handles city ordinance violations as civil matters. Wisconsin misdemeanor and felony cases are handled in Brown County Circuit Court.

How do I check bond?

Review the inmate and court records, then confirm every bond, no-bond order and outside hold with Brown County Jail before paying.

How do Brown County jail visits work?

Visits are conducted by video. Onsite visits are free, remote visits carry a provider charge and advance registration and scheduling are required.

How do I obtain a Wisconsin criminal-history check?

Use the Wisconsin DOJ Wisconsin Online Record Check System and verify every returned event through the official court disposition.

Can a Green Bay arrest or conviction be expunged?

Only limited records qualify. Wisconsin conviction expungement generally requires statutory eligibility and an expungement order made at sentencing. Arrest-record correction and court sealing use different procedures.

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, Municipal Court, Clerk of Circuit Court, District Attorney, State Public Defender or Wisconsin Department of Justice.

Arrest, booking, bond, warrant, custody, provider and court information can change. Verify identity through multiple identifiers and obtain the current official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

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

Last official-source review: August 4, 2026. Fees, schedules, service providers and mailing rules should be confirmed through the linked government pages before payment, mailing or travel.

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