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Questions about official Alcona County criminal records belong with the agency that keeps them. This private site cannot provide a record or act for a government office. The contacts below route court files to the Harrisville clerks, police and arrest reports to the Alcona County Sheriff's Office, and statewide criminal-history questions to Michigan State Police.

This Is Not a Government Office. This private reference resource cannot retrieve criminal records, perform official checks, correct or remove records, or receive Michigan set-aside papers. Contact the responsible public office directly.

Need an Official Record?

Use the following Alcona County and Michigan channels for the requested record:

  • Court case files: see criminal court case records, or contact the clerk of the court that heard the case
  • Criminal history and public ICHAT results: contact Michigan State Police, Criminal Justice Information Center
  • Arrest, booking, and incident records: contact the Alcona County Sheriff's Office
  • Official Michigan record review: follow the Michigan State Police name-based or fingerprint process
  • Police reports and incident records: contact the agency that wrote the report
  • Set-aside filings: contact the district or circuit court that entered the judgment

For sheriff records, contact the Alcona County Sheriff's Office, 214 W. Main Street, Harrisville, MI 48740, 989-724-6271. The sheriff site does not publish separate records-counter hours, so call first. Written county FOIA requests may also go to the County Clerk, 106 Fifth Street, P.O. Box 308, Harrisville, MI 48740; 989-724-9410; fax 989-724-9419; clerk@alcona-county.net. General county hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Circuit Court and County Clerk records are available at 106 Fifth Street, Harrisville, MI 48740, 989-724-9410. The 81st District Court uses the same street address and P.O. Box 385; its phone is 989-724-9500. Court offices close from noon to 1 p.m. during published county hours. Judicial files are requested from the court clerk rather than through the ordinary county-administrative FOIA process.