Shiawassee County Released Inmates

Shiawassee County released inmates records are managed by the sheriff office in Corunna. The county sits in central Michigan with about 68,000 residents and operates a jail with roughly 120 beds. Arrests from Owosso, Durand, Perry, and other communities throughout Shiawassee County are processed at this facility. Whether you need to find out if someone has been released or you want copies of booking records, the sheriff office is the main source for that information. You can also use state databases like OTIS to search for anyone who served time in a Michigan prison. This page explains the different ways to search for Shiawassee County released inmates and what to expect from each option.

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Shiawassee County Overview

~68,000 Population
Corunna County Seat
~120 Jail Beds
35th Circuit Judicial Circuit

Shiawassee County Sheriff and Jail

The Shiawassee County Sheriff's Office runs the jail in Corunna. With about 120 beds, the facility serves all of Shiawassee County. Police departments in Owosso, Durand, and other communities bring their arrested individuals here for booking and holding. The sheriff department also makes its own arrests across the county's rural areas and unincorporated townships.

To find out if someone has been released from the Shiawassee County Jail, your first option is to call the sheriff office. Staff can check custody status and give you a release date over the phone. For more detailed records like full booking reports or arrest details, you will need to file a FOIA request. The sheriff office processes these under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act, which applies to all county agencies. Have the person's full name and any dates ready when you reach out.

Office Shiawassee County Sheriff's Office
Address 201 E. McArthur Street, Corunna, MI 48817
Phone (989) 743-3411
County Seat Corunna

Shiawassee County sits between some of Michigan's more populated areas. Genesee County with Flint is to the east. Ingham County with Lansing is to the south. Saginaw County is to the north. If someone was arrested near any of these borders, there is a chance they ended up in a neighboring county jail instead. It helps to know where the arrest took place before you start searching.

Shiawassee County FOIA Process

Under MCL 15.231, you have the right to request public records from the Shiawassee County Sheriff's Office. This includes released inmates records, booking logs, and arrest reports. Write out your request with the person's name, dates, and what records you need. Be specific.

The response time is five business days. Extensions of ten days are allowed. Fees are about $0.10 per page for copies. Labor charges are based on the hourly rate of the lowest-paid staff who can handle the search. Some records are exempt from release under MCL 791.230a, specifically medical records and certain personal information. Basic booking data, charges, and release dates are public and should be provided.

State Resources for Shiawassee County

The MDOC runs OTIS for state prison records. ICHAT costs $10 and gives a broader criminal history search. The MiCOURT system covers court cases from participating courts. The 35th Circuit Court handles felony cases from Shiawassee County.

For sex offender searches, the Michigan Sex Offender Registry lets you search by name, zip code, or county. This tool works under MCL 28.721. The Michigan State Archives holds historical prison records from 1839 to 1987 for anyone looking into very old released inmates cases from the Shiawassee County area.

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Nearby Counties

These counties surround Shiawassee County in central Michigan. Check neighboring sheriff offices if you are unsure which county handled an arrest.