Missoula County Sheriff’s Office

Missoula County Sheriff's Office, located in the city of Missoula, serves as the primary law enforcement agency in the county. Their mission is to protect and serve the community, ensuring public safety through the commitment to integrity, fairness, and service.

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Contact Information

Missoula County Sheriff's Office is located at:

200 W Broadway St, Missoula, MT 59802, USA

You can contact them via:

• Phone: (406) 258-4810
• Fax: (406) 258-4871
• Email: [email protected]

For more information about their services, please visit the Missoula County Sheriff's Office Official Website.

Active Arrest Warrants

Active arrest warrants are judicial orders issued by local or state law enforcement agencies. They permit the police to apprehend an individual and bring them in for questioning or to face charges.

Warrant Lookup

For residents or concerned individuals looking to perform a Missoula County warrant lookup, it is possible through the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website. The site offers a Warrant Search Portal for the public to search for active arrest warrants in Missoula County.

Arrest Records Search

Arrest records provide a comprehensive account of a person's arrest history. To access arrest records in Missoula County, you can request this information from the local sheriff's office or use the state of Montana's Online Criminal Records Search.

Criminal Records and Background Checks

Criminal records, a more comprehensive report compared to arrest records, can also be requested from the sheriff's department or can be checked using the state's online system.

In Missoula County, you can perform background checks by contacting the Montana Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation. The Department of Justice's Background Check Portal allows for an in-depth look into an individual's criminal history.

Sex Offender Registry

The Missoula County sheriff's department maintains a local sex offender registry. This registry is part of a larger system overseen by the Montana Department of Justice. The public can access the statewide Sex Offender Registry to locate registered sex offenders in their area.

Most Wanted List

The sheriff's department regularly updates its Most Wanted list. This list, publicly accessible, features individuals with active warrants who are considered particularly dangerous or have been evasive. To view the most recent list, please visit the Most Wanted page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Bail Bonds

Bail bonds services are available in Missoula County for those who require assistance posting bail. There are multiple bail bonds agencies within the county that can provide these services. It's important to note that while the Sheriff's Office can provide information regarding the bail process, they do not endorse or recommend specific bail bondsmen.

Police Departments

Aside from the Missoula County Sheriff's Department, there are several local police departments that serve different areas within the county. These include the Missoula Police Department, University of Montana Police, and the Montana Highway Patrol, among others. Each has a specific jurisdiction but oftenworks in tandem with the Sheriff's Office to maintain law and order in the county.

Contact Information for Local Police Departments

Missoula Police Department

435 Ryman St, Missoula, MT 59802, USA

• Phone: (406) 552-6300

University of Montana Police

32 Campus Drive, Missoula, MT 59812, USA

• Phone: (406) 243-6131

Montana Highway Patrol

2550 Prospect Ave, Helena, MT 59620, USA

• Phone: (406) 444-3780

For more information about the local police departments, their services, and contact information, please visit the Missoula County Government Website.

Cooperation with Local Entities

The Missoula County Sheriff's Department works closely with local police departments, bail bondsmen, and other local entities to maintain the safety and welfare of the county's residents. It also collaborates with other county departments to provide comprehensive services to its residents.

Public Engagement

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office is committed to public engagement and communication. It frequently hosts community events and provides regular updates through various media channels, including press releases and social media. Residents are encouraged to follow the Sheriff's Office on their official Facebook Page and Twitter Account for the latest updates and information.

Maintaining open lines of communication and transparency with the community is a top priority for the Sheriff's Office. By fostering these relationships, the office hopes to create a safer and more involved community.

Services and Programs

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office offers a variety of services and programs aimed at enhancing community safety and providing valuable resources to its residents. These services include:

• Public Records Requests: Individuals can request access to various types of public records, including crime reports and accident reports.
• Victim Services: The Sheriff's Office provides services to victims of crime, including assistance with protective orders and crime victim compensation.
• Community Outreach: The Sheriff's Office hosts various community outreach events throughout the year, focusing on building strong relationships with residents and local businesses.
• Neighborhood Watch: This program encourages community involvement in crime prevention efforts.

For more information about these services and programs, please visit the Services page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Patrol and Investigations Division

The Patrol and Investigations Division is a critical component of the Missoula County Sheriff's Office. This division is responsible for patrolling the county, responding to emergency calls, conducting investigations, and serving active arrest warrants.

Members of this division are well-trained to handle a wide variety of situations and circumstances. They work closely with local and state law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety and security of Missoula County's residents.

For more information about this division and its operations, visit the Patrol and Investigations page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Detention Division

The Detention Division, another vital segment of the Sheriff's Office, operates and maintains the Missoula County Detention Facility. The division ensures the safe and secure housing of individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial or serving their sentences.

It also provides necessary services to inmates, such as medical care and access to legal resources. Additionally, it offers various programs aimed at rehabilitation and reentry into the community.

To learn more about the Detention Division and the facility it operates, visit the Detention page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Special Teams

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office has several specialized teams that provide unique services to the community. These teams include the Search and Rescue Team, the Bomb Squad, the SWAT Team, and the K9 Unit. Each team undergoes specialized training and performs specific functions that support the overall operations of the Sheriff's Office.

Further information about these specialized teams can be found on the Special Teams page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Civil Division

The Civil Division of the Missoula County Sheriff's Office is responsible for serving civil papers, including subpoenas, summonses, and orders of protection. It also conducts property sales related to foreclosures and tax liens.

To learn more about the services provided by the Civil Division, visit the Civil Division page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Working at the Sheriff's Office

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office is always seeking dedicated individuals interested in a career in law enforcement. The office offers a rewarding work environment, competitive benefits, and opportunities for advancement.

For more information about job openings, job requirements, and the application process, please visit the Career Opportunities page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Volunteer Opportunities

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office also offers numerous volunteer opportunities for residents. Volunteering is a great way to serve the community and gain firsthand experience in law enforcement. Volunteer positions include roles in the Search and Rescue team, the Chaplain Corps, the Reserve Deputy Program, and more.

For more information about volunteer opportunities, visit the Volunteer page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Records Division

The Records Division is responsible for maintaining and distributing official documents and records generated by the Missoula County Sheriff's Office. These records include crime reports, arrest records, incident reports, and other related documents.

Requests for these records can be made through the Records Division. For information about the process, visit the Records Division page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Emergency Management

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office plays a significant role in emergency management in the county. It works closely with local, state, and federal agencies to plan for, respond to, and recover from disasters and major emergencies.

More information about emergency management in Missoula County can be found on the Emergency Management page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Training Division

The Training Division is dedicated to providing and coordinating training for all personnel within the Missoula County Sheriff's Office. This division ensures that all staff are up-to-date on the latest laws, procedures, and law enforcement techniques.

For more information about the training and education provided by the Sheriff's Office, please visit the Training Division page on their official website.

Inmate Information

For those looking for inmate information or want to contact an inmate housed in the Missoula County Detention Facility, you can use the Inmate Roster or Inmate Messaging services provided on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Contacting the Sheriff's Office in Non-Emergency Situations

In non-emergency situations that still require police attention, residents should use the non-emergency phone line to contact the Missoula County Sheriff's Office. Non-emergencies might include minor accidents with no injuries, delayed reports of crime, or suspicious activities. The non-emergency line for the Sheriff's Office is (406) 258-4810.

Anonymous Tip Submission

If you wish to report a crime or provide information that may assist the Missoula County Sheriff's Office in solving an ongoing investigation, you can do so anonymously through the Anonymous Tip Submission page on the Sheriff's Office website.

Victim Resources

The Sheriff's Office offers several resources for victims of crimes. The Victim Resources page on the Sheriff's Office website provides information on victim's rights, available support services, and additional helpful resources.

Concealed Weapons Permits

For those interested in obtaining a Concealed Weapons Permit in Missoula County, the Sheriff's Office processes these applications. Information about the process, eligibility, and necessary documents is available on the Concealed Weapons Permit page of the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website.

Keeping Informed with the Sheriff's Office News

For updates on important news, community events, or public safety announcements, you can check the News page on the Missoula County Sheriff's Office website. For real-time updates, follow the Sheriff's Office on their official social media accounts.

With its dedication to maintaining public safety, enforcing the law, and providing valuable services to the community, the Missoula County Sheriff's Office continues to be a cornerstone of law enforcement in Missoula County, Montana.