Algonquin Arrests and Warrants

Lookup Arrests, Most Wanted, and Police Records in Algonquin, IL. Results: Inmate List, Jail Records, Jail Roster Number, Warrants, Mugshot, Charges, Dispositions, Warrant Number, Bond Amount, Race, DOB, Eyes, Height, Weight, Sex, Age, Hair

ALGONQUIN, ILLINOIS INFORMATION

Algonquin, Illinois is a village located mainly in Kane County, Illinois. It is a suburb of Chicago and located about 40 miles from the Loop. It is known as “The Gem of the Fox River Valley” and houses 30,046 people. Algonquin is a major commercial center and has shopping centers and restaurants and a growing corporate campus. Algonquin has managed to keep its history and charm despite an influx in the population.

The tornado activity in Algonquin-area is below the Illinois state average and is 41% greater than the overall U.S. average. Significant tornado activity occurred in 1965 when a F4 tornado killed 6 people and injured 75 citizens.

Kane County was formed from the larger county of LaSalle County and is currently the fifth largest county in Illinois with a population of 515,269. The county seat of Kane County is Geneva, but the largest city is Aurora.

Algonquin is a council-manager form of government. The elected Board of Trustees, led by the president, establishes policy and approves ordinances.

John Schmidt, President

Ganek Municipal Center

2200 Harnish Drive

Algonquin, IL 60102

847-658-4564

There are 18 registered sex offenders living in Algonquin, Illinois as of March 21, 2018. This is a lower statistic than the state average.

In 2016 crimes in Algonquin included no murders, 4 rapes per 100,000, 1 property, 7 assaults, 30 burglaries, 349 thefts, 2 auto thefts, and 1 arson per 100,000 citizens. The crime index is 68.9 in comparison with the U.S. average of 241. Algonquin is 68.9% safer than most U.S. Cities.

Algonquin, Illinois – Police Station Information

Police Chief

John Bucci

847-658-4531

Ganek Municipal Center

2200 Harnish Drive

Algonquin, IL 60102

The Algonquin Police Department includes 52 full time law enforcement employees and the ratio of officers per 1,000 residents is 1.44. The Illinois average of police officers to population is 2.52.

Algonquin police officers are charged with protecting the safety of the public. Most patrol officer take on patrol duties and there are others who serve as DARE, crime prevention, accident investigators, high school liaison officers, and investigation officers.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Algonquin, Illinois

The county sheriff is elected to a four-year term. Duties include warrants, preventing crime and watching over public safety. They also operate the jail and watch over the security of the local citizens.

Warrants are issued, maintained, and carried out by the Algonquin Sheriff’s Department. To check the status of a warrant or for more information about a warrant, call the Acworth Police Department at (770) 974-1232.

Sheriff’s Information:

Donald E. Kramer

37 W. 755 IL RT. 38, Ste. A

St. Charles, IL 60175

630-208-2000

If you believe you have a warrant in Kane County, call the Sheriff’s Department at 630-208-2000.

County Jail Information:

37W755IL Rte. 38,

St. Charles, Illinois 60174

640 Jail Beds

You will need to contact the inmate to be placed on a visitation waiting list. Visitors must be at least 17 years of age. If you need to now if you are on a visitation list, you need to write a letter to the offender. The IDOC staff will not tell you if you are on an offender’s visitation list.

Open Records Request in Algonquin, Illinois

The village of Algonquin complies with the Freedom of Information Act and maintains transparency and accountability. Complete the online form to expedite retrieval of requested records. If you have questions, a request may be submitted to the Village of Algonquin’s FOIA Office at FOIA@algonquin.org.