Joliet Arrests and Warrants

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Joliet, Illinois – Information

Joliet, Illinois is the county seat of Will County and a major part of the southwest Chicago metropolitan area. At the 2010 census the population of Joliet was 147,433 and is the fourth largest city in Illinois. Joliet’s history revolves around the Des Plaines River and the DuPage River. Other waterways that move through the city limits include Hickory Creek, Spring, Creek the historic Illinois and Michigan Canal, Jackson Creek and Aux Sable Creek. There are many small lakes and bodies of water in Joliet.

City of Joliet, Illinois

Bob O’Dekirk, Mayor

150 W. Jefferson Street

Joliet, Illinois 60432

Phone: 815-724-4000

The crime index in Joliet, Illinois for 2016 is 197.6 for every 100,000 residents. In 2016 there were 10 murders, 51 rapes, 128 robberies, 229 assaults, 517 burglaries, 2,143 thefts, 141 auto thefts, and 64 arsons. There are 220 registered six offender living in Joliet, Illinois as of May 2018. The ratio of residents in Joliet to the number of sex offenders is 666 to 1.

City of Joliet – Police Department Information

As of 2016 there are 330 full time enforcement employees. Of the 338 employees, 272 are sworn officers. Officers per 1,000 residents in Joliet is 1.78.

The mission of the Joliet Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in the City of Joliet by working with the community for a safe city. We pledge to enforce the laws, preserve the peace, reduce fear, and provide a safe environment in which to live, work and recreate, and to do so within the framework of the United States Constitution. We are committed to providing the highest quality of police service to our community.

Divisions in the PD include Administration, Investigations, Operations, and Technical Services

Joliet PD – Main Station

Brian Benton, Chief of Police

150 W Washington Street

Joliet, Illinois 60432

Phone: 815-724-3100

SubStation

7196 W Caton Farm Road

Plainfield, Illinois 60586

Phone: 815-724-3100

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

The Sheriff’s Department in Will County is the back-up law enforcement department for Joliet, Illinois. The mission of the Will County Sheriff’s Office is the protection of human life and maintaining a safe, peaceful environment in which constitutional rights are safeguarded.

Contact the Sheriff’s Department for any warrant information.

Sheriff’s Department

Mike Kelley, Sheriff

14 W Jefferson St.

Joliet, IL 60432

Phone: 815-727-8575

To find an active warrant visit

and do a search. The information is updated on a daily basis. Warrants will not be confirmed over the phone.

Adult Detention

95 S Chicago St.

Joliet, IL 60436

Phone: 815-727-8575

The Will County Adult Detention Facility offer safe and humane detention of those waiting for trail or serving criminal sentences. The Detention facility is not a correctional facility and rehabilitation is not a function or goal. The facility does encourage inmates to participate in program that help them avoid re-incarceration.

Inmates are allowed opportunities to maintain relationships with friends and family. Will County Adult Detention center has a liberal visitation schedule.

City of Joliet – Open Records Request

The City of Joliet complies with the standards set by the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

All request for records must be in writing and preferably on a City of Joliet Freedom of Information Request Form. Submit your request to the city clerk. Request can be submitted in person to the City Clerk’s Office.

Mail, fax, or email your requests to:

City of Joliet

City Clerk – FOIA Officer

150 W. Jefferson Street

Joliet, Illinois 60432

Fax; 815-724j-3785

citclerk@jolietcity.org