Lookup Arrests, Most Wanted, and Police Records in Seneca , 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
Seneca, Illinois – Information
Seneca is a village in LaSalle and Grundy counties in the U.S. state of Illinois. The county seat of LaSalle is Ottawa. The county seat of Grundy is Morris. The population was 2,371 at the 2010 census. Seneca was first settled by Jeremiah Crotty, an entrepreneur and contractor who helped build the Illinois and Michigan Canal. Crotty built the first residence in 1850 and established the town in 1854 with a post office in his name. Residents retained the name Crotty Town until 1957, when they incorporated the town as Seneca. The historic Illinois & Michigan Canal is in the centre of downtown Seneca. The canal provides opportunities for photographer joggers, hikers, bicyclists, cross country skiers, and nature lovers. The Hogan Elevator, the oldest remaining grain elevator is next to the canal.
Seneca, Illinois
David Spicer, Mayor
340 N. Cash Street
Seneca, Illinois 61360
Phone: 815-357-8771
Fax: 815-357-8772
Crime index for 2014 is 249.6 crimes per 100,000 residents. Seneca is 71.3% higher in crime compared to other U.S. cities. In 2014 there 2343 0 murders, 0 rapes, 0 robberies, 15 assaults, 15 burglaries, 43 thefts, 0 auto thefts, 0 arsons. There are 6 registered sex offenders in Seneca as of June 2018. The ratio of sex offenders to residents in Seneca is 426 to 1.
Seneca, Illinois – Police Department Information
Full time law enforcement employees in 2016 is 5 with 5 being sworn officers. Officers per 1,000 residents in Seneca is 2.19.
The objectives of the Seneca Police Department is to serve, protect, and preserve the lives of residents and those visiting the village. The Police Department reduces the opportunity of criminal activity and accidents by being proactive. Community policing is a philosophy the PD takes seriously.
Seneca, Illinois
340 N. Cash Street
Seneca, Illinois 61360
Phone: 815-357-1616
Seneca, Illinois – Open Records Requests
Records need to be requested in writing or you can visit the village hall at:
Seneca, Illinois
City Clerk
340 N. Cash Street
Seneca, Illinois 61360
Phone: 815-357-8771
Fax: 815-357-8772
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Seneca, Illinois (LaSalle County)
The LaSalle County Sheriff’s office include the patrol division, the civil process division, and the corrections division. The LaSalle County Sheriff’s office includes a tactical response team made up of sixteen sheriff’s deputies and a commander. The unit responds to emergency situations throughout the county. The Posse provides personnel for law enforcement and medical services. The mounted Sheriff’s Posse is comprised of volunteer personnel who are mounted on horseback and trained in crowd control, support for natural disasters, and search and rescue techniques.
Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office
Thomas J. Templeton, Sheriff
707 E. Etna Road
Ottawa, Illinois 61350
Phone: 815-433-2161
For warrant information, contact the LaSalle County Sheriff’s Department.
Th LaSalle county jail is a medium security facility used by the jurisdiction of LaSalle county to confine inmates for short period of time.
Lasalle County Jail
707 E. Etna Road
Ottawa, Illinois 61350
Phone: 815-433-2161
Send all correspondence and payments to the LaSalle County Jail. Be sure to include the inmates full name. Money orders are accepted. No cash through the mail system.
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Seneca, Illinois (Grundy County)
The Grundy County Sheriff’s Office is designed to provide an exemplary level of service and protection to the residents of Gundy County. The Sheriff’s Department serves the local communities though professional conduct at all time.
Grundy County, Illinois Sheriff’s Department
Kevin M. Callahan, Sheriff
111 E. Washington Street
Morris, Illinois 60450
Phone: 815-941-3239
The Grundy County Jail provides for the custody of inmates awaiting trial serving sentences up to 1 year or those sentenced to periodic imprisonment. The jail has the capacity for 65 inmates.
Grundy County Jail
Jail Superintendent
111 E. Washington Street
Morris, Illinois 60450
Phone: 815-941-3242
Incoming mail is subject to inspection. Letters are addressed to the inmate c/ Grundy County Jail 111 E. Washington Str. Morris, Illinois 60450
Money orders made payable to the inmate are accepted. Deposit cash via the Kiosk machine in the jail vestibule.
No personal messages will be delivered to inmates.
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Minooka, Illinois (Kendall County)
The men and women of the Kendall County Sheriff’s office will serve with dedication, integrity and compassion as guardians of liberty, freedom and family.
Kendall County Illinois
Dwight A. Baird, Sheriff
1102 Cornell Lane
Yorkville, Illinois 60560
Phone: 30-553-7500
Corrections Division
Sabrina Jennings, Commander
1102 Cornell Lane
Yorkville, Illinois 60560
Phone: 630-553-7500
The jail provides for the custody of individuals awaiting trial, serving sentences up to one year or sentenced to periodic imprisonment. The capacity of the jail is 203 beds.
Send inmate mail to:
Kendall County Corrections
11202 Cornell lane
Yorkville, Illinois 60560
c/o Inmate Name
Inmate #
Seneca Police Station Address: 340 N Cash St, Seneca, IL 61360, USA