Search Warren County Booking Reports
Warren County booking reports are held at the correctional facility operated by the Sheriff's Office in Lake George. The county has about 65,000 residents in the Adirondack foothills. Sheriff Jim LaFarr runs the office. The jail was built in 2004, has 186 beds, and processes roughly 705 prisoners each year. When someone gets arrested in Warren County, the booking report is created at this facility. You can request copies through the Central Records division or file a FOIL request. The Warren County Clerk also has court records available online around the clock through Search IQS.
Warren County Booking Reports Overview
Warren County Sheriff and Correctional Facility
The Warren County Sheriff's Office is at 1400 State Route 9 in Lake George. The main phone is (518) 743-2500. Undersheriff Terry Comeau assists Sheriff LaFarr. The office has several divisions including Activity Reports, Arrests, Press Releases, Calls for Service, Civil Division, Corrections Division, and Central Records.
The correctional facility was built in 2004 in the Town of Lake George. It has a maximum capacity of 186 beds and about 100 staff members. The average daily population is 93 inmates. The jail serves City Court, local Justice Courts, Superior Courts, and Federal Courts. It holds local, state, and federal prisoners.
Bail is accepted in cash or by credit card, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A separate fee applies for credit card payments. Inmate funds can be deposited online at accesscorrections.com. The statewide VINE service is available at 1-888-846-3469 or through VINELink.com for near real-time custody status updates and automated notifications.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office website provides contact numbers and links to the Corrections Division and other services.
Use this site to find information about bail, inmate services, and records requests at the Warren County facility.
Warren County Central Records and Booking Reports
Warren County Central Records can be reached at (518) 743-2500, Option 4. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This division enters reports into the computerized records management system and files them for future access. Data goes to the New York State Incident Based Reporting System, making it available to law enforcement statewide.
Accident reports are available online at www.crashdocs.org/ny-warrencounty. Local background checks cost $75.00 and require proper identification and authorization during normal business hours.
The Warren County Correctional Facility page details the jail's operations, capacity, and inmate services.
The facility processes about 705 prisoners annually with an average daily population of 93 inmates.
Note: Warren County Central Records operates on a separate phone extension (Option 4) from the main Sheriff's line, so make sure to select the right option when calling for booking report requests.
Warren County Clerk Online Records
The Warren County Clerk's Office is at the Warren County Municipal Center, 1340 State Route 9, Lake George, NY 12845. County Clerk Carrie L. Black heads the office. Deputy County Clerk is Linda Morgan. Main phone: (518) 761-6426. Record Room: (518) 761-6433.
Online records have been available 24/7 since 2009 through Info Quick Solutions (IQS). You can log in as a guest to search and view records at no charge. Available records include deeds, mortgages, liens, tax warrants, business certificates, corporations, money judgments, and civil action court cases. Printing costs $5 per document for non-commercial users. Support is at 1-800-320-2617.
The Warren County Clerk's website shows office hours, contact numbers, and links to online record searches.
Access deeds, liens, court records, and other documents online through the IQS portal or visit the office in Lake George.
FOIL and Warren County Booking Reports
New York's Freedom of Information Law gives you the right to request booking reports from the Warren County Sheriff. Submit requests in writing. The law is in Public Officers Law Sections 84 through 90. The Committee on Open Government advises on FOIL. If denied, appeal within 30 days.
The DCJS keeps state criminal history records separately. Those are fingerprint-based and not public. For local Warren County booking reports, the Central Records division or FOIL is the way to go. New York's Clean Slate Act, effective November 16, 2024, will seal eligible convictions over the next three years.
Nearby Counties
Warren County is in the Adirondack foothills. Check neighboring counties if needed.