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Questions about official Marquette County criminal records should go to the public office that keeps the requested document. The sheriff and jail handle local arrest, booking, incident, and custody material, while the Clerk of Circuit Court maintains filed cases and certified court copies. Wisconsin DOJ supplies statewide criminal-history products. This private site cannot retrieve or change those records, so the contacts below route each request to its actual custodian.

This Is Not a Government Office. This private reference site cannot obtain an official record, complete a Wisconsin background check, correct repository data, or receive an expungement filing. Contact the responsible public office directly.

Need an Official Record?

Use the record type to choose the correct Marquette County or Wisconsin custodian:

  • Arrest, booking, jail, and sheriff reports: Marquette County Sheriff's Office and Jail, 67 W. Park St., P.O. Box 630, Montello, WI 53949, 608-297-2115
  • Sheriff public-records requests: Records Custodian Stephanie Warren at swarren@marquettecountywi.gov, or by mail or counter at the sheriff's address
  • Court case files and certified copies: Marquette County criminal court cases or Clerk of Circuit Court, 77 W. Park St., Room 200, Montello, WI 53949, 608-297-3005
  • State criminal history and rap sheets: Wisconsin Department of Justice, Crime Information Bureau, through the Wisconsin Online Record Check System
  • Police incident reports: the city or village police department that created the report, including Montello Police or Westfield Police when applicable
  • Expungement: the court that heard the case; for a Marquette County circuit case, start with the Clerk of Circuit Court and the case number

For sheriff records, contact Office Manager and Records Custodian Stephanie Warren at 67 W. Park St., P.O. Box 630, Montello, WI 53949, 608-297-2115. No separate counter hours are published, so call before visiting. Court requests belong at the clerk's Room 200 counter; the court does not accept email correspondence.