Farmington Hills Released Inmates

Farmington Hills released inmates records are available through the CLEMIS Inmate Locator and statewide databases like OTIS. Located in Oakland County with about 83,000 residents, Farmington Hills has one of the larger municipal police departments in the county. The city does not run its own jail, so anyone arrested here goes to the Oakland County Jail in Pontiac. You can search for current and past inmates online through the CLEMIS system. For local police records and arrest details, the Farmington Hills Police Records Section at (248) 871-2720 handles written requests. State tools like ICHAT and MiCOURT give you ways to dig into criminal history and court case outcomes for people who were once held in custody from Farmington Hills.

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Farmington Hills Overview

~83,000 Population
Oakland County
115 Sworn Officers
CLEMIS Inmate System

Farmington Hills Police and Released Inmates

The Farmington Hills Police Department is at 31655 West Eleven Mile Road on the City Hall campus. Chief Jeff King runs the department, which has about 115 sworn officers and 160 total staff. It covers 33.3 square miles and is the 10th largest municipal police department in Michigan. The non-emergency line is (248) 871-2600. Administration can be reached at (248) 871-2700.

The department has three main parts. The Administrative Bureau covers records, communications, and training. The Investigative Bureau handles detective work and special investigations. The Patrol Bureau runs uniform patrol and the Traffic Safety Section. Specialized units include K9, school resource officers, a drone unit, and a high-risk response team. The department also works with federal task forces including the DEA and Secret Service Financial Crimes Task Force. All of these units can generate records tied to released inmates from Farmington Hills.

The Records Section at (248) 871-2720 is where you go for copies of police reports and arrest records. They are open Monday through Friday, typically from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. A local background check costs $18 for a certified copy. Fingerprinting is $14 plus state fees of $30 to $54. Photos cost $0.50 each or $5 for a CD.

The City of Farmington Hills website is your starting point for reaching the police department online. The screenshot below shows the city homepage.

Farmington Hills city homepage for released inmates information

From the city site you can find the police department page and get details on records requests and FOIA submissions for released inmates records.

Department Farmington Hills Police Department
Address 31655 W. Eleven Mile Road, Farmington Hills, MI 48336
Records Section (248) 871-2720
Non-Emergency (248) 871-2600
Chief Jeff King

Farmington Hills FOIA for Released Inmates

Under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act (MCL 15.231), you have the right to request records from the Farmington Hills Police Department. Submit your request in writing to the Records Section at 31655 W. Eleven Mile Road. You can send it by mail, email, fax, or drop it off in person. Include the word "FOIA" in your request. Describe the records you want as clearly as you can. Add your name, phone, email, and mailing address.

The department responds within five business days. A ten-day extension is allowed for complex requests. Standard copy fees are $0.10 per page. Labor costs use the hourly rate of the lowest-paid employee who can do the work, plus fringe benefits. Time gets calculated in 15-minute increments rounded down. If the total exceeds $50, a 50% deposit may be required. Indigency waivers give a $20 reduction if you file an affidavit. If the department responds late, you get a 5% daily reduction up to 50%.

The Michigan FOIA information page has more details on your rights under the law. The screenshot below shows that state resource.

Michigan FOIA information for Farmington Hills released inmates records

The state FOIA page explains the law, provides sample request forms, and lists the FOIA Ombudsman contact at (517) 373-2516 if you need help with a dispute.

If your request gets denied, appeal in writing to the Chief of Police within 180 days. Include the word "APPEAL" in your letter. The chief has ten business days to respond. After that, you can file in Oakland County Circuit Court. Under MCL 791.230a, medical records and some personal details stay protected, but basic booking and release info for released inmates is public.

State Tools for Farmington Hills Released Inmates

The Michigan OTIS system lets you search state prison records for free. It covers current inmates, parolees, probationers, and people discharged within three years. If someone from Farmington Hills went to state prison and has been released, OTIS is the best way to verify that. Search by name, MDOC number, or offense category.

The OTIS offender search page is shown below.

Michigan OTIS offender search for Farmington Hills released inmates

Use the OTIS tool to look up released inmates connected to Farmington Hills by name or case details.

For a full criminal history check, the ICHAT system from Michigan State Police costs $10. It covers all arrests and convictions statewide. VINELink provides custody alerts so you know when an inmate's status changes at the Oakland County Jail. The MiCOURT case search helps connect arrests to court outcomes across Michigan courts. The 47th District Court in Farmington Hills handles local misdemeanor cases and felony preliminary exams for Farmington Hills released inmates.

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Oakland County Records

Farmington Hills is in Oakland County. Arrests in the city go through the Oakland County Jail in Pontiac. For county-level released inmates records, visit the county page.

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