Warren Arrest Records: Jail, Inmate & Court Search

Warren, Michigan local arrest-record guide

Warren Police Records, Macomb County Jail and 37th Court Search

A Warren arrest can generate different records at different agencies. Warren Police maintains the incident and arrest report, the 37th District Court handles Warren misdemeanors and the first stages of felony cases, and people transferred into county custody are searched through the Macomb County Jail inmate locator.

This page is designed for both record researchers and families dealing with a recent arrest. It explains where the person may be, how to confirm charges, how to request the police file, when to use FOIA, where bond is paid, how jail calls and visits work, where to send money and mail, and what to check before release.

Warren Police detention Macomb County inmate lookup 37th District Court cases
WARREN CASE FILE
WARREN POLICE
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ROUTE
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1CHECK DETENTION
2VERIFY COURT
3GET RECORD
An arrest is not a conviction. A Warren Police report or Macomb County booking shows an allegation and custody event. The prosecutor may change, reduce or decline charges, and a case can later be dismissed or result in an acquittal. Use the court record for the filed charge and final disposition.

Which Warren arrest-record source should you use?

Information needed Correct office What it provides Important limitation
Immediate detention status Warren Police Detention Whether a recent arrestee remains with Warren Police or was transferred. It is not the final court disposition.
Police incident or arrest report Warren Police Records Bureau Available incident and police records. Active or protected information may be redacted.
Body camera, photos or broader police file Warren Police FOIA / NextRequest Available nonexempt video, audio, photographs and supplemental records. Fees and exemptions can apply.
Current county inmate Macomb County Sheriff JailTracker inmate result and inmate number. A person still with Warren Police may not appear yet.
Filed Warren criminal case 37th District Court Case number, filed charges, hearing history and court events. The court does not maintain the full police investigation.
Felony after bindover Macomb County 16th Circuit Court Circuit-court felony proceedings, plea, trial, sentencing and judgment. The circuit case may use a new case number.
Statewide Michigan history Michigan State Police Public criminal-history information through ICHAT. ICHAT is not a live jail or warrant search.

Obtain a Warren Police arrest or incident report

Records counter timing

The Warren Police Records counter is generally open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Police reports are normally available about three working days after completion, unless an investigation remains ongoing.

Report-copy micro-steps

Official route Warren Police Records Call Records Confirm availability Request copy
  1. Obtain the incident or police report number when possible.
  2. Allow ordinary report processing time.
  3. Call 586-574-4760 before traveling.
  4. Provide the incident date, address and involved person.
  5. Ask whether the report is complete and releasable.
  6. Ask whether video, photographs or supplemental material require FOIA.
  7. Ask for the expected fee before ordering a large record set.
  8. Bring valid identification when required.
Crash records use a different path: Warren Police directs users seeking accident reports to the CLEMIS crash-report system rather than treating every traffic report like a standard Records Bureau request.

Submit a Warren Police FOIA request online

Warren Police now provides an online NextRequest records portal. Use it when you need a broader record set or material not available as a simple counter copy.

Fastest structured route

NextRequest portal

You can submit, track and receive Warren Police public-record requests online.

Written request

Email or mail remains available

Email written police-record requests to recordsrequest@warrenpd.org.

Warren Police Department
Attention: Records
29900 Civic Center Drive
Warren, MI 48093

FOIA request checklist

  1. Identify the incident or complaint number.
  2. Provide the full name of the involved person.
  3. Give the incident date and exact location.
  4. Request the incident report separately from video or photographs.
  5. For body-camera or in-car video, give a narrow time range.
  6. Identify dispatch audio or CAD logs specifically.
  7. Ask for electronic delivery when practical.
  8. State a maximum fee that requires additional approval.
  9. Save the portal confirmation and request number.

“Under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, I request available nonexempt records concerning the Warren Police incident involving [full name] on [date] at [location], including the incident report, arrest report, dispatch record, body-camera footage, in-car video, photographs and property inventory. The report number is [number]. Please provide an itemized estimate before costs exceed $[amount].”

Do not request court records through Police FOIA. The criminal complaint, register of actions, bond orders and judgment belong to the 37th District Court or Macomb County Circuit Court.

Why Macomb JailTracker may show no Warren inmate

Possible reason What may be happening Best next step
Still in Warren Police custody Local processing is incomplete. Call 586-574-4844.
County intake pending Transport, medical screening or booking is underway. Search JailTracker again after confirming transfer.
Released locally The person posted bond or received another form of release before county admission. Check the 37th District Court case.
Hospital or medical clearance The person may still be under law-enforcement authority outside the jail. Ask Warren Police whether transport remains pending.
Name variation Booking uses an alias, suffix or alternate surname. Search fewer fields.
Outside warrant Another agency may have accepted custody. Ask which agency or facility received the person.
State-prison transfer An older county booking ended with MDOC custody. Search MDOC OTIS.

What happens when a Warren felony leaves district court?

Step 1

37th District Court arraignment

The defendant is advised of the felony accusation and the court addresses bond and counsel.

Step 2

Probable-cause proceedings

The district court handles the preliminary stages used to determine whether the felony proceeds.

Step 3

16th Circuit Court

After bindover, the felony continues in Macomb County Circuit Court for later proceedings, plea, trial and sentencing.

How to read Warren arrest, inmate and court results

Field What it means What to verify next
Police report number Warren Police identifier for the incident. Use it with Records, FOIA and investigators.
Inmate number Macomb County identifier for the incarcerated person. Use it for mail, funds and visitation.
Booking date Date the jail processed admission. Do not confuse it with the arrest date.
Booking charge Charge or warrant associated with intake. Compare with the prosecutor’s filed complaint.
Court case number Judicial identifier for the prosecution. Use it in MiCOURT and court communications.
Bond Court-ordered release amount or type. Verify every separate case and hold.
Detainer or hold Another agency or court may require continued custody. Ask whether bond payment will actually authorize release.
Register of actions Chronological list of court events. Request underlying orders when more detail is required.
Bound over Felony proceedings moved to Macomb County Circuit Court. Search Circuit CourtView.

Verify and post bond for a Warren arrest

No deposit

Personal bond

Release may be authorized without an upfront cash deposit subject to court conditions.

Money bond

Cash

The court may require a specified cash deposit before release.

Certified funds

Cashier’s check

Macomb County Jail accepts qualifying cashier’s checks made payable as instructed by the jail.

Surety

Bond agent

A licensed surety agent may post a qualifying surety bond.

Bond verification checklist

  1. Find the current inmate in JailTracker.
  2. Write down the inmate number.
  3. Record every case number.
  4. Verify each bond amount.
  5. Ask whether arraignment is complete.
  6. Ask whether any hold prevents release.
  7. Confirm whether payment belongs at the court or Sheriff’s Office.
  8. Confirm the accepted payment method.
  9. Get an official receipt.
  10. Expect several hours of release processing during busy periods.

Macomb County bond payment rules

During court business hours, most bonds must be posted at the court of jurisdiction. Outside court hours, qualifying bonds can be paid through the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office.

Macomb County currently accepts cash, qualifying cashier’s checks, major credit cards with an associated fee, and surety bonds through authorized agents.

Online or telephone bond payment is also available through the county’s approved payment provider.

Current scam warning: Macomb County officials warned again in July 2026 about fake jail-bond calls. The Sheriff’s Office does not telephone family or friends demanding bond money. If someone calls requesting immediate payment, hang up and independently call Macomb County Jail at 586-469-5151.

What family should do after finding the inmate

Save the key numbers

Keep the Warren Police report number, Macomb inmate number and court case number together.

Confirm the next hearing

Use the 37th District Court case search and call the clerk if the case is too recent to display properly.

Identify the attorney

Ask whether retained counsel appeared or whether the defendant requested appointed counsel.

Verify bond and all holds

Do not send money until the court or jail confirms the current amount and whether another hold blocks release.

Set up telephone access

Macomb County uses ICSolutions for inmate telephone service.

Register for video visitation

Friends and family visits are video visits and require advance registration.

Deposit only to the correct inmate

Confirm the inmate number before using TouchPay, JPay or the lobby kiosk.

Use the correct mail format

Include both the inmate’s name and inmate number on correspondence.

Arrange property release

The inmate must authorize release of qualifying valuable property before family travels to retrieve it.

Prepare for release

Confirm transportation, medication, no-contact conditions, testing requirements and the next court date.

Macomb County Jail visitation rules

Weekly allowance

Two visits

Most inmates may receive two visits each week, with certain qualifying trustees permitted three.

Duration

About 30 minutes

Visits are approximately 30 minutes and can include up to three visitors.

First visit

Free each week

The first visit of the week is free. Additional permitted visits may carry a provider fee.

Video-visitation micro-steps

  1. Locate the inmate first.
  2. Save the current inmate number.
  3. Create an ICSolutions account.
  4. Register at least 24 hours before the visit.
  5. Do not schedule more than two weeks in advance.
  6. Choose the available visit slot.
  7. Make sure clothing complies with jail rules.
  8. Avoid disruptive or inappropriate conduct during the session.
Privacy warning: non-professional visits are non-contact video visits and are recorded. Professional attorney, law-enforcement, probation and approved clergy visits follow separate rules.

Inmate phone calls, tablets, commissary and account deposits

Task Official method Important detail
Receive inmate calls ICSolutions Use the provider to create a funded account, manage phone access or resolve billing issues.
Leave voice message ICSolutions funded account Eligible friends and family can use their account for provider-supported voice messaging.
Trust-account deposit TouchPay Macomb County lists facility locator number 748043.
Alternative deposit JPay Deposits can be made by telephone or through JPay’s official service.
In-person deposit Jail lobby kiosk The lobby kiosk accepts qualifying cash or credit-card deposits.
Tablet funding County-approved tablet provider Tablet funds are separate from some other account uses.
Care package County-approved package provider Use only the vendor linked by Macomb County Jail.
Phone provider

ICSolutions

888-506-8407

Use it to create a telephone account, block calls or resolve inmate-call billing.

TouchPay

Facility 748043

866-232-1899

Have the inmate’s current identifying information ready.

JPay

Deposit line

800-574-5729

Verify the inmate before completing a transaction.

Account limit: Macomb County currently states that no more than $400 may be maintained in an inmate account at one time.
No money by mail: the jail does not accept inmate-account deposits through ordinary postal mail.

Send inmate mail and retrieve personal property

Macomb County inmate-mail address

Inmate Name – Inmate Number
P.O. Box 2308
Mount Clemens, MI 48043-2308

Always include the current inmate number. Mail will not be forwarded or held after the inmate leaves the facility.

Common prohibited items

  • Postage stamps
  • Food
  • Checks
  • Loose envelopes
  • Labels
  • Polaroid photographs
  • Magnets
  • Stickers or ribbon
Books: Macomb County Jail currently requires soft-cover books to be ordered by the inmate through the jail commissary program. Qualifying prepaid magazines or newspapers can come directly from the publisher, subject to jail-content restrictions.

In-custody property release

Current property release times are generally Sunday through Thursday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

An inmate can authorize release of qualifying valuable property such as keys, cell phones, wallets or jewelry.

Prison-transfer property

When a person transfers from Macomb County Jail to prison, the jail currently holds boxed property for 14 days.

An authorized person should arrange pickup before that holding period expires.

Medical, mental-health and suicide-prevention concerns

Medical provider

Wellpath

Macomb County identifies Wellpath as its jail medical, dental and psychological-care provider.

Urgent information

Call the jail directly

Use 586-469-5151 when family needs to report a serious medical or mental-health concern to the current facility.

Immediate danger

Be specific

State clearly when the concern involves suicide risk, dangerous withdrawal, seizure medication, insulin, pregnancy or another time-sensitive condition.

  • Full legal name
  • Inmate number
  • Medication name
  • Dosage
  • Pharmacy
  • Prescribing clinician
  • Withdrawal risk
  • Recent self-harm statements
Medical privacy: family can provide health information to jail staff, but privacy rules may limit what staff can disclose back about an incarcerated person’s treatment.

What happens after bond, release or transfer?

Bond paid

Release is not instant

Macomb County warns that release can take several hours depending on jail activity and the inmate’s housing location.

Another agency

A hold can change the destination

A person may be released from one case but transferred to another jurisdiction instead of leaving custody.

State prison

Use MDOC OTIS

After a prison commitment, use the Michigan Department of Corrections offender search rather than the county JailTracker system.

Release-day checklist

  • Confirm bond cleared
  • Check all remaining holds
  • Confirm pickup location
  • Arrange transportation
  • Bring suitable clothing
  • Confirm medication return
  • Read no-contact rules
  • Check testing requirements
  • Check tether instructions
  • Save the next court date

Find an older Warren arrest after release

Police file

Warren Records

Request the incident report or use Police NextRequest for available supplemental material.

District case

37th District Court

Search misdemeanor cases and felony preliminary-stage records through MiCOURT.

Felony case

16th Circuit Court

Use Macomb County CourtView for felony proceedings after bindover.

State history

Michigan ICHAT

Use Michigan State Police criminal-history services when the search needs to extend beyond one Warren case.

Correct inaccurate Warren arrest information

Problem Office to contact Helpful proof
Wrong police-report detail Warren Police Records or investigating unit Incident number, photographs, documents or supplemental statement.
Wrong jail identity Macomb County Sheriff Government ID, DOB and inmate-booking information.
Wrong district-court result 37th District Court Certified dismissal, judgment or amended order.
Wrong felony disposition Macomb County 16th Circuit Court Circuit judgment or amended disposition.
Wrong state criminal history Michigan State Police Fingerprint-based personal record and certified court documentation.

Warren arrest, jail and court contacts

WPD

Warren Police

29900 S. Civic Center Boulevard, Warren, MI 48093

586-574-4700

DET

Prisoner Information

Warren Police Detention

586-574-4844

37DC

37th District Court

8300 Common Road, Warren, MI 48093

586-574-4900

MCJ

Macomb County Jail

43565 Elizabeth Road, Mount Clemens, MI 48043

586-469-5151

BOND

Macomb Bond Information

Sheriff bond line

586-307-9612

Warren Police, 37th District Court and Macomb County Jail maps

Local routing tip: Warren Police and the Warren branch of the 37th District Court are both in Warren, but Macomb County Jail is in Mount Clemens. Confirm that the person was actually transferred before driving to the county jail.

Common Warren arrest-record search mistakes

Searching Macomb County too early

The person may still be in Warren Police detention.

Calling the court for the police report

The 37th District Court maintains the case file, not the police investigative narrative.

Treating the booking charge as final

Always compare it with the prosecutor’s filed complaint.

Paying bond from a phone solicitation

Macomb County has specifically warned residents about fake bond and tether calls.

Ignoring another hold

A separate warrant or detainer can keep the person in custody.

Using an old inmate number

Verify the current inmate number before sending money or mail.

Mailing prohibited items

Stamps, checks, food, stickers and other prohibited items can cause mail rejection.

Waiting until the day of a visit

Video-visitation registration must be completed at least 24 hours ahead.

Assuming release is immediate

Jail release can take several hours even after the bond requirement is satisfied.

10 essential answers about Warren arrest records

These title-specific answers cover Warren Police detention, police reports, Macomb County inmates, the 37th District Court, bond and family services.

1. How do I find someone recently arrested in Warren?
Call Warren Police prisoner information at 586-574-4844 when the arrest is very recent. Ask whether the person remains in Warren Police detention, was released or was transferred to Macomb County Jail. After transfer, use Macomb County’s official JailTracker inmate locator.
2. How do I obtain a Warren Police arrest report?
Contact the Warren Police Records Bureau at 586-574-4760. The records counter is generally open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reports are normally available about three working days after completion unless an investigation remains ongoing.
3. How do I submit a Warren Police FOIA request?
Use the Warren Police NextRequest portal to submit, track and receive records online. Written requests can also be emailed to recordsrequest@warrenpd.org or mailed to Warren Police Department, Attention Records, 29900 Civic Center Drive, Warren, MI 48093.
4. Where are Warren inmates held after transfer?
People transferred into Macomb County custody are held through the Macomb County Jail and Sheriff’s Office at 43565 Elizabeth Road in Mount Clemens. Call 586-469-5151 for jail information.
5. How do I search a Macomb County inmate?
Open Macomb County’s official Locate an Inmate page and launch JailTracker. Search by the person’s name, verify the correct booking and save the inmate number before using family services or sending money.
6. Which court handles Warren criminal cases?
The 37th District Court at 8300 Common Road handles Warren misdemeanors and the district-court stages of felony cases, including arraignment, bail and preliminary examination.
7. How do I search a Warren court case?
Use the 37th District Court’s official MiCOURT Case Search page. Search by case number when possible or by defendant name. The online record is informational and does not replace the official court file.
8. How does Macomb County bond work?
During court hours, most bonds must be posted at the court of jurisdiction. At other times, qualifying bonds may be posted through the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office. Verify the inmate number, case numbers, bond amount and every hold before paying.
9. How do I visit, call or send money to a Macomb County inmate?
Macomb County uses ICSolutions for inmate calls and video visitation. Visitors must generally register at least 24 hours ahead. Inmate funds can be deposited through TouchPay using facility number 748043, through JPay or through the jail-lobby kiosk.
10. How do I find an older Warren arrest after release?
Request the police file from Warren Police Records or NextRequest, search the 37th District Court case, use Macomb County CourtView for a felony after bindover and use Michigan State Police criminal-history services when broader statewide information is needed.

Official Warren arrest-record resources

Macomb County custody and family services

Accuracy, privacy and legal notice: This page is a public-record and family assistance guide, not legal advice or a consumer background report. Arrest, inmate, bond, court, visitation, phone, mail, deposit, property, fee and release information can change. An arrest does not establish guilt. Verify important legal, medical, custody and payment decisions directly with Warren Police, the 37th District Court, Macomb County Sheriff or the responsible court.

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