Find a Roseville Arrest, Macomb County Inmate and 39th District Court Case
A Roseville arrest can begin at the Roseville Police Department detention facility, continue at the Macomb County Jail and create a criminal case in the 39th District Court. These records are maintained by different offices, update at different times and answer different questions.
This guide shows how to locate a recent detainee, search Macomb County JailTracker, find the Roseville court case, verify bond and warrants, request police and booking records, understand felony transfer to circuit court, and complete urgent family steps for counsel, visitation, calls, commissary, mail, medical concerns, property and release.
Choose the correct Roseville record search
Use the record custodian that matches the question. A single name search cannot reliably replace all four official systems.
Call Roseville Police
Ask whether the person is still in the Roseville detention facility, eligible for bond, released or transferred to the Macomb County Jail.
Use the local detention route →Search Macomb JailTracker
Use the sheriff’s official locator for a person transferred to or booked directly into the Macomb County Jail.
Search the county jail →Search the 39th District Court
Use the court record for the case number, filed charge, status, attorney and hearing history.
Open court-search steps →Contact the Records Bureau
Request Roseville Police incident, crash, arrest-related or photographic records through the city’s official records and FOIA process.
Request police records →Who controls each Roseville arrest record?
| Information needed | Official source | What it can confirm | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Immediate local detention | Roseville Police front desk. | Whether the person remains at the local detention facility and the current local bond route. | No public Roseville detention roster is provided like a county JailTracker page. |
| Current Macomb County inmate | Macomb County Sheriff JailTracker. | Current inmate number, charges, case numbers, bond and custody details shown by the county. | A person still in Roseville intake or already released may not appear. |
| Roseville or Fraser criminal case | 39th District Court case search and Criminal Division. | Case number, status, court events, filed charges and other public case information. | A felony can later leave district court and continue in Macomb County Circuit Court. |
| Police incident or arrest report | Roseville Police Records Bureau or city FOIA process. | Releasable reports, crash records, photographs and agency-held records. | Active investigations and exempt information may not be released immediately. |
| Statewide public criminal history | Michigan State Police ICHAT. | Public reportable Michigan criminal-history information. | ICHAT costs $10 and is not a live Roseville jail or public warrant search. |
How to find someone arrested recently in Roseville
A recent arrest may not immediately appear online. Begin with Roseville Police, then move to the Macomb County inmate locator after transfer.
Collect the person’s identity
Write down the full legal name, date of birth, approximate arrest time, arrest location, vehicle information and any citation or incident number.
Call the Roseville Police front desk
Ask whether the person is still in the Roseville detention facility, has been released, is awaiting arraignment or has been transferred to Macomb County Jail.
Search Macomb County JailTracker
If a transfer occurred, search the official Macomb County inmate locator using the full legal name.
Match the correct person
Compare age or birth information, inmate number, booking date, charges and case numbers before sending money or posting bond.
Search the 39th District Court
Use the Roseville case-search page to locate the filed case, status and attorney information.
Verify bond through the current custodian
Call the police, court or jail currently responsible for the person. Ask for the exact amount, bond type, case number and other holds.
Save all identifiers
Keep the Roseville incident number, Macomb inmate number, district-court case number and every payment or release receipt.
“I am trying to confirm custody for [full legal name], date of birth [date], who was reportedly arrested in Roseville on [date and approximate time]. Please confirm whether the person is still at Roseville Police, released, transferred to Macomb County Jail or scheduled for the 39th District Court.”
Roseville Police detention and local contact steps
Roseville Police Department
29753 Gratiot Avenue
Roseville, MI 48066
Front desk: 586-447-4483
Non-emergency dispatch: 586-777-6700
Emergency: 911
What to ask the front desk
- Is the person still in Roseville Police custody?
- Has a bond been set and what is the total amount?
- What is the exact bond type?
- Can bond be posted at the police station or court?
- Has the person been transferred to Macomb County Jail?
- Which court and case number apply?
- Is another warrant or hold preventing release?
Search the Macomb County Jail for a Roseville arrestee
A person transferred out of Roseville Police custody may appear in Macomb County’s official JailTracker system.
Macomb County inmate-search micro-steps
- Open the official Macomb County “Locate an inmate” page.
- Follow the JailTracker link provided by the sheriff.
- Search the complete legal last name and first name.
- Use fewer filters first; add date or identity details only when several matches appear.
- Open the current booking and record the inmate number.
- Copy each case number, listed charge and bond amount.
- Call the jail if the transfer was recent and no record appears.
Macomb County Sheriff’s Office and Jail
43565 Elizabeth Road
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Sheriff: 586-469-5151
Jail services: 586-469-5100
No result in JailTracker?
The person may still be in Roseville Police intake, have been released, be at court, be hospitalized, be booked under a different spelling or have a delayed public entry.
Best next action: call Roseville Police first when the arrest is only hours old, then call the Macomb County Sheriff with the full name and birth date.
Search Roseville criminal cases in the 39th District Court
The 39th District Court serves Roseville and Fraser. Court is held at the Roseville location.
39th District Court search steps
- Enter the last name in the filter below the “Last Name” column.
- Add the first name to narrow common-name results.
- Compare the birth year when displayed.
- Match the case number and current status.
- Open the detailed result to review available public case information.
- Call the Criminal Division when the case is too new, unavailable or unclear.
39th District Court
29733 Gratiot Avenue
Roseville, MI 48066
Main Roseville court: 586-773-2010
Criminal Division: 586-447-4430
Court hours
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Counter service ends and doors are locked at 4:15 p.m. Phone service continues until 4:30 p.m.
Call before visiting on a holiday or when an online alert indicates a scheduling or service change.
How a Roseville criminal case moves through court
| Case stage | What happens | Office to contact | Family action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking and detention | Roseville Police processes the arrest and determines whether the person remains locally, bonds out or transfers to Macomb County Jail. | Roseville Police front desk. | Confirm location, medical concerns, bond and transfer status. |
| Arraignment | The district court advises the defendant of the charge and addresses plea, counsel and bond. | 39th District Court Criminal Division. | Save the case number, judge or magistrate, bond conditions and next date. |
| Misdemeanor case | The case normally remains in district court through pretrial, plea, trial and sentencing. | 39th District Court. | Track every hearing and probation or payment order. |
| Felony preliminary stage | All felony cases originating in Roseville or Fraser begin in district court. A preliminary examination can be held or waived. | 39th District Court. | Determine whether the case is pending, dismissed, reduced or bound over. |
| Felony bindover | A continuing felony leaves the district court after the preliminary examination is conducted or waived. | Macomb County Circuit Court. | Search for the later circuit-court case and use its new schedule. |
| Disposition | The matter ends through dismissal, plea, verdict, sentencing or another court order. | The court where the case ended. | Obtain the final disposition before relying on an old arrest record. |
Roseville bond posting: police, court or county jail?
The payment location depends on where the person is held, which court is open and which jurisdiction issued the warrant or charge.
Call Roseville Police before paying
Confirm that the person is eligible for bond and obtain the total bond amount from the police front desk at 586-447-4483.
Ask where payment must be made
If the person remains at the Roseville detention facility, bond may be posted at the police front desk or at the 39th District Court when open.
Check the court-hours rule
When the person has transferred to Macomb County Jail and the 39th District Court is open, Roseville-related bond may need to be posted at the court before pickup at the jail.
Confirm every case and hold
Ask whether another warrant, case, probation matter or detainer prevents release after the Roseville bond is paid.
Use the accepted payment method
Roseville Police lists cash, credit or debit card and, where applicable, an approved bond agent. Card service charges may apply.
Save the receipt and pickup instructions
Release can take time after payment, especially after transfer to Macomb County Jail. Ask where the person will exit and what identification is required.
Roseville cash-bond payment code
The 39th District Court lists AllPaid location code 1884 for a Roseville cash bond.
Do not use the code until the police or court confirms the correct case, amount and payment route.
OWI sobriety hold
Roseville Police states that a person charged with operating while intoxicated is not eligible for release, even after bond is posted, until the person is considered sober under the department’s hold guidance.
How to check a possible Roseville warrant
There is no reliable public statewide Michigan warrant database. A case search can provide clues, but the issuing court or law-enforcement agency must verify the current status.
Safe warrant-verification process
- Search the 39th District Court case by name or case number.
- Look for an open status or warrant-related docket entry.
- Call the court Criminal Division at 586-447-4430.
- Call Roseville Police at 586-447-4483 when the warrant may involve a Roseville case.
- Ask how the person should address the warrant and whether a court appearance, bond or surrender arrangement is required.
Information to prepare
- Full legal name
- Date of birth
- Possible case number
- Issuing court
- Approximate warrant date
- Original charge
- Current mailing address
- Attorney contact when represented
Request Roseville arrest reports and police records
Roseville Police Records provides report copies and handles police-record requests. Incident and crash reports are generally available after five to six business days, but an active investigation can delay release.
Roseville Police Records Bureau
29753 Gratiot Avenue
Roseville, MI 48066
Phone: 586-447-4475
Fax: 586-445-5066
Monday–Thursday: 6:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch: 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Records you may request
- Incident or offense report;
- Arrest-related report;
- Crash report;
- Booking or evidentiary photograph when releasable;
- In-car or other agency audio/video when releasable;
- Local records check or clearance;
- Vehicle impound documentation;
- Other specifically identified police records.
Identify the record precisely
Use the incident number, arrest date, location, person’s name and the exact document or media requested.
Check ordinary report availability first
Call Records when seeking a routine report copy. A full FOIA request may not be necessary for every available report.
Use a written FOIA request when needed
Roseville requires a written request to inspect or obtain a public record. Use the city form or provide a clear written description.
Ask for electronic delivery
Request the existing electronic file by email or portal download when possible.
Set a fee limit
Ask for an itemized estimate before charges exceed a stated amount.
Expect lawful redactions
Active-investigation, privacy, victim, juvenile, medical, confidential-source and officer-camera exemptions can affect release.
“Under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, I request the available public records concerning the arrest or incident involving [full name] on [date] at [location], incident number [number if known], including [specific report, photograph, audio or video]. Please provide existing electronic records electronically and send an itemized estimate before costs exceed $25.”
Published Roseville Police record and desk fees
| Service | Published fee | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Crash report | $10 | Roseville also links to the CLEMIS payment system for crash-report access. |
| Incident report | $10 | An active investigation may prevent immediate release. |
| Records check or clearance | $7 | A local clearance is not the same as an MSP statewide ICHAT report. |
| Photo, 8×10 | $9 | Availability still depends on whether the image is releasable. |
| Audio/video | $35 | More extensive FOIA labor or redaction charges may differ. |
| In-car camera recording | $45 | Officer-camera exemptions and redactions can apply. |
| Vehicle impound release | $50 | This is separate from the towing company’s charges. |
| Prisoner property release | $15 | Roseville states that the fee is charged to a detainee upon release from the Police Department. |
Roseville crime mapping is not an arrest-record search
What the map can show
Roseville’s crime map displays selected approved incident reports to help the public understand local reported activity. The city states that the map is updated once daily at 3 a.m.
What the map leaves out
- Not every call for service;
- Reports classified as unfounded or not a crime;
- Incidents withheld for investigative reasons;
- Extensive older historical data;
- Definitive custody, bond or court disposition;
- A person’s complete arrest history.
What a family should do after finding a Roseville arrest
Confirm current custody
Determine whether the person remains at Roseville Police or has moved to Macomb County Jail.
Save every number
Record the incident number, inmate number and district-court case number.
Locate the first hearing
Call the 39th District Court Criminal Division for arraignment and case scheduling.
Verify all bond conditions
Ask for the amount, bond type, payment location, reporting duties and other holds.
Ask about legal counsel
If the person cannot afford an attorney, ask the court how the local appointed-counsel process begins.
Report health risks
Immediately report dangerous withdrawal, self-harm risk, serious illness or time-sensitive medication to the holding facility.
Prepare visits and calls
Use Macomb County’s official visitation and ICSolutions rules after a jail transfer.
Track the case after release
Release does not cancel court dates, no-contact orders, testing, reporting or address-update requirements.
Macomb County Jail visitation, phone and family contact
These county services apply after transfer to the Macomb County Jail, not while the person remains in Roseville Police detention.
Register with ICSolutions
Macomb County states that family and friend visits are conducted through video visitation.
- Register at least 24 hours before the visit;
- Do not schedule more than two weeks ahead;
- Most inmates receive two visits per week;
- Up to three visitors may participate;
- Visits are approximately 30 minutes;
- The first visit of the week is free; later visits may have a fee.
ICSolutions
Use ICSolutions to set up a calling account, block calls, ask about billing or leave an available voice message.
Support: 888-506-8407
Phone funds are separate from commissary and care-package purchases.
Separate vendors
Macomb County directs families to GettingOut for messages or photographs and MyCarePack for approved care packages.
Always confirm current custody and inmate number immediately before buying a package.
Send inmate money and mail correctly
Macomb inmate-fund deposits
- TouchPay: online or 866-232-1899;
- Facility locator number: 748043;
- JPay: online or 800-574-5729;
- Lobby kiosk: cash or credit card;
- Mail: no money accepted by mail;
- Maximum account balance: $400.
Inmate-fund questions: 586-307-9542, Monday–Friday, 6 a.m.–2 p.m.
Macomb inmate-mail address
Inmate’s full name, inmate number
P.O. Box 2308
Mount Clemens, MI 48043-2308
- Include a proper return address;
- Do not include money, checks, stamps, food, stickers or prohibited photographs;
- Legal mail is inspected in the inmate’s presence;
- Ordinary personal mail may be inspected or read for security;
- Mail is not forwarded or held after transfer or release.
Release, property and impounded vehicles
Release may take several hours
Macomb County warns that release time can depend on jail activity and the inmate’s housing location. Payment does not produce immediate physical release.
Authorized valuables release
An in-custody inmate may authorize release of valuable items such as keys, wallet, jewelry or a phone during published property-release hours.
Macomb lists property release Sunday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Property held for 14 days
Macomb County states that property boxed after a prison transfer is held for 14 days before disposal if an authorized person does not collect it.
Impound release
Roseville publishes a $50 police vehicle-release fee, separate from towing charges. The registered owner must show valid identification, registration and insurance.
Van’s Towing
29191 Groesbeck Highway
Roseville, MI 48066
586-775-5500 or
586-777-1133
Release is not case closure
Continue checking the 39th District Court case for hearings, bond conditions, probation requirements and payment orders.
Find an older Roseville arrest or final disposition
Search the 39th District Court
Use the person’s name and approximate case year. Look for closed and open records.
Check for felony transfer
If the district record shows a bindover, search Macomb County Circuit Court for the final felony case.
Ask for a certified disposition
Contact the clerk for a certified register of actions, dismissal, judgment or sentence when proof is needed.
Request the police report separately
The court record does not replace the original Roseville Police incident or arrest report.
Use ICHAT only for statewide history
Michigan ICHAT can provide public reportable statewide criminal history, but it does not replace the local case file.
Correct or clear an inaccurate Roseville arrest record
Wrong local police information
- Save the incorrect record or webpage.
- Obtain the correct court disposition.
- Contact the Roseville Police Records Bureau.
- Identify the exact incorrect field.
- Provide supporting court or identity documents.
- Recheck the corrected public record later.
Dismissal or eligible conviction
A dismissal, acquittal or set-aside order does not automatically update every private website. Verify the official court and criminal-history records first, then dispute stale private reports with the certified final order.
Roseville police, court and Macomb County Jail maps
Roseville justice campus
Police: 29753 Gratiot Avenue
Court: 29733 Gratiot Avenue
Macomb County Jail
43565 Elizabeth Road
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
Common Roseville arrest-search mistakes
Searching Macomb too early
A new detainee may still be at Roseville Police and not yet listed by the county.
Calling the court for custody
The court handles the case; the police or jail confirms the person’s physical location.
Using the booking charge as the final result
Check the filed count and final court disposition.
Missing the circuit-court case
A felony can leave the 39th District Court after preliminary proceedings.
Paying bond at the wrong location
Confirm whether payment belongs at Roseville Police, the 39th District Court or Macomb County Jail.
Sending money to a phone account
Phone, tablet, commissary and care-package services are separate.
Mailing funds to the jail
Macomb County states that no money is accepted through inmate mail.
Expecting an active report immediately
Roseville may withhold a report while the investigation is ongoing.
Trusting an unsolicited warrant call
Verify independently through the court or police using published numbers.
10 essential answers about Roseville arrest records
These ten answers cover local detention, Macomb County inmates, court cases, bond, warrants and police reports.
1. How do I find someone arrested in Roseville today?
2. Does Roseville have an online city-jail roster?
3. Which court handles Roseville criminal cases?
4. How do I search a Roseville court case by name?
5. Where do I post bond for a Roseville arrest?
6. Can I search Roseville warrants online?
7. How do I obtain a Roseville Police arrest report?
8. How can I visit someone transferred to Macomb County Jail?
9. How do I send money or mail to a Macomb inmate?
10. What should a family do immediately after confirming the arrest?
Official Roseville and Macomb County action links
Roseville police and court
- Roseville Police Department — confirm front-desk, dispatch and emergency contacts.
- Roseville Posting Bond — verify local detention, court and county-jail payment routes.
- 39A Court Case Search — filter a Roseville case by name, birth year or case number.
- 39th District Court — review hours, address, divisions and payment information.
- Roseville Police Records Bureau — request report copies and confirm records hours.
- Roseville Police FOIA — submit a written public-record request.
Macomb County jail and inmate services
- Macomb County Inmate Locator — follow the sheriff’s JailTracker link.
- Macomb County Pay Bonds — obtain required inmate, case and payment details.
- Macomb Jail Visitation — review video-visit registration and scheduling.
- Macomb Inmate Services — access funds, phone, tablet, messages, packages and property rules.
- Macomb Inmate Mail — copy the current mailing format and prohibited-item rules.
- MiCOURT Case Search — use when a later case or another Michigan court must be searched.