Madera County Sheriff’s Office

Madera County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency in Madera County, California. As part of their duties, they are responsible for keeping the peace, enforcing laws, and providing essential public safety services to the citizens of Madera County. The Sheriff's Office works diligently to ensure a safe, secure environment for the residents and visitors of Madera County.

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Location and Contact Details

Address: 14143 Road 28, Madera, CA 93638
Phone: (559) 675-7770
Website: Madera County Sheriff's Office
Emergency: Dial 911

Arrest Warrants Search

Warrant Lookup

Madera County Sheriff's Office provides an online portal to conduct a Madera County Warrant Lookup. The search engine enables citizens to search for Active Arrest Warrants issued by the local sheriff's office. This online resource is a vital tool for the residents of Madera County to stay informed about the criminal activity in their community.

Visit the Madera County Warrant Lookup page to conduct a search. Simply enter the name, date of birth, and other relevant information to retrieve the warrant details.

Arrest Records Search

Arrest records in Madera County can also be searched online. This tool allows the public to access criminal records and conduct background checks for individuals residing in the county. To perform an arrest records search, visit the Madera County Arrest Records Search page.

Criminal Records

The Sheriff's Office maintains criminal records for all individuals who have been arrested, charged, or convicted of a crime in Madera County. These records can be useful for employers, landlords, or individuals looking to conduct background checks on potential employees or tenants.

Visit the Madera County Criminal Records page to conduct a search.

Sex Offender Registry

In accordance with the law, the Madera County Sheriff's Office maintains a Sex Offender Registry. This registry contains information about persons convicted of sex crimes who reside, work, or attend school in Madera County. Visit the Madera County Sex Offender Registry to view the registry or conduct a search.

Most Wanted List

The Madera County Sheriff's Department maintains a Most Wanted List to assist in the apprehension of individuals who have outstanding warrants or are wanted in connection with criminal activities. Visit the Madera County Most Wanted List to view the list.

Bail Bonds

When an individual is arrested in Madera County, they may be released from custody by posting bail. The Madera County Sheriff's Department provides information on Bail Bonds and the bail process on their website.

Visit the Madera County Bail Bonds page for more information on the process and to view a list of approved bail bond companies.

Madera County Police Departments

There are several Police Departments within Madera County. These departments, along with the Madera County Sheriff's Office, work in conjunction to enforce the law and provide public safety services.

Visit the Madera County Police Departments page for a list of local Police Departments and their contact information.

Departments and Divisions

The Madera County Sheriff's Office is structured into several divisions and departments to provide specialized services and handle different areas of public safety.

Patrol Division

The Patrol Division is the backbone of the Madera County Sheriff's Department. It is responsible for general law enforcement duties, including responding to calls for service, traffic enforcement, accident investigations, and maintaining peace in the community.

Investigations Division

The Investigations Division is tasked with following up on criminal cases and gathering evidence for prosecution. This includes cases ranging from minor property crimes to major felonies such as homicide.

Corrections Division

The Corrections Division operates the county jail, ensuring the safe and secure detention of individuals awaiting trial or serving sentences.

Communications Division

The Communications Division is the primary point of contact for individuals seeking emergency assistance. They dispatch deputies to respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.

Administrative Services

The Administrative Services division includes several essential functions such as human resources, budget management, records management, and public information.

Community Services

The Madera County Sheriff's Office provides a variety of services to support the community, promote public safety, and enhance the quality of life for residents.

Crime Prevention

The Sheriff's Department offers numerous programs designed to prevent crime, including Neighborhood Watch, Crime Stoppers, and crime prevention education.

Community Outreach

The Madera County Sheriff's Department engages with the community through various outreach efforts. This includes community meetings, public safety fairs, school visits, and partnerships with local organizations.

Youth Programs

The Sheriff's Office offers programs aimed at educating and mentoring youth. These programs, such as the Explorer Program and Youth Cadet Academy, help foster positive relationships between law enforcement and young people.

Transparency and Accountability

Madera County Sheriff's Office is committed to transparency and accountability. The department publishes annual reports, policy manuals, and other important information for public review on their Transparency and Accountability page.

Volunteer Opportunities

Madera County Sheriff's Department offers several volunteer opportunities for residents to get involved in their community. These include programs such as the Sheriff's Volunteer Unit, Citizen's On Patrol, and the Sheriff's Search and Rescue Team.

Victim Services

The Madera County Sheriff's Office is committed to assisting victims of crime. Through their Victim Services division, they provide resources and support to victims and their families. This includes information on victim's rights, assistance with restraining orders, and referrals to local victim assistance programs.

Records Request

Members of the public can request access to various types of records held by the Madera County Sheriff's Office. This includes incident reports, arrest records, and other official documents. To submit a records request, visit the Records Request page.

Non-Emergency Services

In addition to emergency law enforcement services, the Madera County Sheriff's Department provides several non-emergency services to the community. This includes property checks, vacation house checks, and special event security.

Emergency Preparedness

The Madera County Sheriff's Department is committed to preparing for and responding to all types of emergencies, including natural disasters, pandemics, and other crises. They offer resources and information to help residents prepare for emergencies and stay safe.

Recruitment

The Madera County Sheriff's Office is always seeking dedicated and passionate individuals to join their team. Whether as a deputy sheriff, dispatcher, correctional officer, or support staff, there are many opportunities to serve the Madera County community.

Reporting Crime

To report a crime or suspicious activity, contact the Madera County Sheriff's Office immediately. In the case of an emergency, dial 911. For non-emergencies, call the non-emergency line at (559) 675-7770.

Law Enforcement Services

In order to ensure public safety and enforce the law, the Madera County Sheriff's Office provides a range of law enforcement services. This includes patrol services, crime investigation, traffic enforcement, and special response teams.

Traffic Enforcement

The Madera County Sheriff's Department plays a vital role in enforcing traffic laws and ensuring the safety of motorists on Madera County's roads. This includes responding to traffic accidents, enforcing speed limits, and addressing DUI offenses.

Crime Investigation

The Sheriff's Office is responsible for investigating crimes that occur within Madera County. This includes gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and working with the District Attorney's office to prosecute offenders.

Special Response Teams

The Sheriff's Office maintains several specialized response teams to handle specific types of incidents. This includes a SWAT team for high-risk situations, a Bomb Squad for explosives-related incidents, and a Search and Rescue team for locating missing persons.

Animal Services

The Madera County Sheriff's Office, in partnership with the Madera County Animal Services Department, also handles matters relating to domestic animals and wildlife in Madera County. This includes responding to animal control calls, enforcing animal laws, and coordinating with local wildlife services.

Firearms Licensing

In California, the Sheriff's Office is responsible for issuing Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permits. The Madera County Sheriff's Department provides information and resources for residents wishing to apply for a CCW permit.

Commendations and Complaints

The Madera County Sheriff's Department values the feedback of the community. Commendations for outstanding service by department members are always welcomed. Conversely, the department takes all complaints regarding the service provided by its personnel or the conduct of its members very seriously.