Juneau Busted Mugshots

Juneau busted mugshots are booking photos taken by the Juneau Police Department when someone is arrested in Alaska's capital city. To search Juneau busted mugshots, arrest records, and warrant lists, you can use the JPD records request process, the weekly warrant list, CourtView, and the Alaska DOC offender lookup. This page explains every step for pulling records in Juneau, lists local fees, and gives you phone numbers and addresses for the police department, the courthouse, and Lemon Creek Correctional Center.

Juneau Police Department Busted Mugshots

The Juneau Police Department handles all arrest records and busted mugshots for the unified city and borough. JPD is at 6255 Alaway Avenue, Juneau, AK 99801. The main line is (907) 586-0600. The fax is (907) 463-4808. The Records Division is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. The records supervisor can be reached at (907) 586-0620, and the investigations sergeant is at (907) 586-0634. JPD logged 1,465 arrests in 2022 across crimes against people, property, and public order.

All records requests must be in writing. JPD will not accept verbal requests from anyone outside the department. Insurance companies and attorneys can send requests on their letterhead or use the approved form. Other police departments and government agencies can use agency email or letterhead. You need to provide your full legal name, social security number, date of birth, the date and location of the incident, the case or incident number, and the reason for the request. JPD gives a status update within five business days of getting your request. Requests go first come, first served.

The JPD main page above is your starting point for any records request. From there you can reach the records request form, the warrant list, and contact info for each division. JPD sends records by U.S. mail, email, or hands them directly to the authorized person.

Note: JPD will not release police reports that are still open and under investigation or cases where charges are pending adjudication.

Juneau Warrant List and Arrest Data

JPD posts a weekly warrant list pulled from public court records. The list shows people with active warrants in Juneau. It gets updated once a week. If you see your name on it, call (907) 586-0600 to make arrangements. Tips on warrant subjects also go to that same number. This is one of the few places in Alaska where a police department puts warrants on its own site rather than sending you to CourtView.

Juneau busted mugshots and arrest records contain standard booking data. That means a front and profile photo, fingerprints for all ten fingers, a property inventory, and the charge sheet. The biographical block has the full legal name, date of birth, and a physical description with height, weight, hair color, eye color, race, and gender. The arrest block shows the date, time, and location of the arrest, the statutory citation for each charge, and the arresting officer. A DNA sample is also taken from the inner cheeks during booking. All of this sits in the JPD records management system with passcode security.

The warrant list page shown above is updated weekly and pulled from court records. It is not the same as a full case search. For detailed case info, you still need CourtView or a formal records request.

Juneau Records Request Process

The formal records request page at juneau.org/police/records-request walks you through what JPD needs. You must give your name, address, phone, email, the specific items you want, the date and time and address of the incident, and the case number if you have one. Statistical requests are handled separately from standard record pulls. JPD is currently short-staffed, which means longer wait times than usual.

Certain records are off limits. Third-party reports from other law enforcement agencies, hospitals, or fire departments will not be released by JPD. Juvenile arrest records get sealed when the person turns 18 under AS 47.12.300. Social security numbers, medical information, and confidential informant details are always redacted. If a record has been sealed or expunged by court order, JPD will respond that no records exist for that person. Media gets no greater access than the general public. If one outlet gets a record, all outlets can get it.

The records request page above is the only formal channel for JPD files. Denial letters go out by U.S. mail or are given directly to the requestor.

Juneau Court Records and CourtView

Juneau falls in the First Judicial District. The courthouse is in the same building as the police department at 304 Lake Street, Suite 202. The court phone is (907) 747-3291. You can search any Juneau case for free through CourtView. Look up cases by party name or case number. Online records go back mostly to 1990. For anything older than that, you need to ask the clerk.

Copy fees for court documents are $0.25 per page for standard copies. Certified copies run $5 plus $2 per page. eFiling is available for some documents, but in-person and mail filings are still accepted. The Juneau Municipal Clerk at 155 South Seward Street handles non-police public records. The clerk phone is (907) 586-5278. Email goes to City.Clerk@juneau.gov. The clerk follows CBJ Code 01.70 on public records and Resolution 2288 for copy and certification fees. The state law backing all of this is AS 40.25.110 through AS 40.25.220.

The community development records page above handles non-police city records including permits and planning documents. For police records, always go through the JPD records division directly.

Juneau Inmate Lookup and Lemon Creek

Lemon Creek Correctional Center is the main lockup for Juneau. The address is 2000 Lemon Creek Road, Juneau, AK 99801. The phone is (907) 465-6200. The fax is (907) 465-6207. Superintendent Bob Cordle can be reached at (907) 465-6206. The facility serves as the regional detention center for all of Southeast Alaska. As of March 2023, it held 18 inmates. To check if someone is held there, use the Alaska DOC offender lookup or VINELink.

VINE gives you free custody status alerts. Call 1-800-247-9763 or go to vinelink.com and choose Alaska. Search by offender name or ID. You will see the person's name, gender, race, ID number, location, and custody status. You can register for alerts that call or email you when something changes. Visiting at Lemon Creek is by appointment only. Contact visits for general population run on weekends from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Secure visits through glass go on weekdays from 8:00 am to 9:30 pm with breaks during meals. All visitors need a valid photo ID and must be on the approved list.

Juneau arrest records tie back to the broader Juneau City and Borough page. Record retention follows CBJ Resolution 2731. Minor police reports stay on file for 2 years. Major reports on classified felonies last 5 years. Unclassified felony reports are kept permanently. Photographs, fingerprints, and crime statistics are also permanent. Body camera and in-car video that is not tagged as evidence gets deleted after 60 days.

Note: Under AS 40.25.120, police may hold back a report linked to a pending criminal charge until the district attorney clears the release.