Warren County Police Records
Warren County police records are maintained by the Warren County Sheriff's Office in Williamsport, Indiana. Incident reports, arrest logs, jail records, and warrant information are available through the sheriff's office or through Indiana's statewide law enforcement databases. Warren County is one of Indiana's smaller counties by population, and the sheriff's office handles most county law enforcement needs. Requests are accepted in person, by phone, and by mail under the 7-day APRA response requirement.
Warren County Quick Facts
Warren County Sheriff's Office
The Warren County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency for the county and the main keeper of local police records. The office is at 29 E 2nd St, Williamsport, IN. Call (765) 764-4367 for non-emergency matters. Dial 911 for emergencies. The Warren County government website has contact information and links to county departments including the sheriff.
Warren County has a small population of under 8,500. The sheriff's office handles patrol across the entire county, operates the county jail, and keeps all records from deputy-filed reports. Daily activity logs must be made available within 24 hours under IC 5-14-3-5. Incident reports and arrest logs are public records subject to disclosure under Indiana's Access to Public Records Act.
Williamsport and other small communities in Warren County may have local police. If the incident you are researching happened inside a city or town, call the sheriff's office to find out which agency filed the report. For most events in Warren County, the sheriff's office is the right starting point.
How to Request Warren County Police Records
To request records from the Warren County Sheriff's Office, visit in person at 29 E 2nd St, Williamsport, call (765) 764-4367, or mail a written request. Indiana's Access to Public Records Act (IC 5-14-3) lets any person inspect and copy public records from any Indiana government agency. No reason is required for the request under IC 5-14-3-3.
Written requests are best. Include the type of record, the date or date range, names of people involved if known, and any case or report numbers you have. The agency must respond within 7 days. If they fail to respond on time without notifying you, the request is treated as denied. Fees apply for copies. Ask about the fee schedule before you visit the office in person.
Some records are exempt from disclosure. Open investigation files, juvenile records, and certain personal data are withheld under IC 5-14-3-4. If your request is denied, the agency must cite the specific exemption in writing. Contact the Indiana Public Access Counselor at in.gov/pac if you believe a denial was improper.
Inmate and Booking Records
The Warren County jail is operated by the sheriff's office. Call (765) 764-4367 to find out whether someone is in custody or has been recently booked. Staff can confirm custody status and provide basic booking information for people held at the county facility.
VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) is free and available around the clock. Call 866-959-8463 to check on an offender's custody status or register for automated alerts when a status changes. VINE covers the Warren County jail and all Indiana facilities.
Court records for criminal cases in Warren County are searchable through MyCase Indiana at no cost. No account is required. You can search by name or case number to find charges, hearing dates, and final dispositions in the Warren Circuit Court.
State Resources for Warren County Police Records
Indiana's statewide tools provide broader search options beyond what the county sheriff holds. The Indiana State Police Limited Criminal History (LCH) portal lets you search for felony and Class A misdemeanor arrests recorded statewide. The fee is $15.70 by credit card online or $7 by mail. The LCH covers only Indiana records and not out-of-state history.
The Indiana Sex and Violent Offender Registry is free and searchable by name, county, or address. Active protection orders across Indiana are listed in the Indiana Protection Order Registry, also free. Crash reports from Warren County incidents are available through BuyCrash.com for a small fee per report. US-41 runs through the county, so some highway crashes involve Indiana State Police reports rather than local agency reports.
Nearby Counties
Warren County is in western Indiana. It is one of the smaller counties in the state and shares borders with several neighboring counties.