St. Joseph Arrests and Warrants

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St. Joseph, Illinois – Information

St. Joseph, Illinois is a village in Champaign County, Illinois. The county seat is Urbana. At the 2010 census the population was 3,967. Our village is a wonderful Bedroom Community in which to live, shop and educate your children. St. Joseph has beautiful parks, Kickapoo Rail Trail access, Nature viewing at the Wetlands, occasional Eagle spotting, and so much more. Our schools are excellent!

St. Joseph, Illinois

Tami Fruhling-Voges, Mayor

207 E. Lincoln Street

PO Box 716

St. Joseph, Illinois 61873

Phone: 217-469-7371

Fax: 217-469-7019

The crime in St. Joseph, Illinois is in an overall upward trend based on data from 17 years. Both violent crime and property crime is incasing. In 2016, there were 268 assaults, 13 arsons, 749 burglaries, 3,221 thefts, 576 auto thefts, 7 murders, 49 rapes, 10 robberies. The crime rate total in St. Joseph in 2016 was 4,808. The city crime rate for St. Joseph in 2016 was 40.76% higher than the national violent crime rate average. Property crimes was higher by 142.23%.

St. Joseph, Illinois – Police Department Information

St. Joseph, Illinois contracts policing services with the Champaign County Sheriff’s Department.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in St. Joseph, Illinois (Champaign County)

The Champaign County Sheriff’s Department is in Urbana, Illinois. The Sheriff’s Department employs 50 employees and handles cases related to burglaries, robberies, criminal sexual assaults, and homicides. The corrections department houses 660 prisoners each month and provides security services for in custody inmates during trials. The office handles 40,000 calls for service each year.

The Correction Division is committed to providing a county jail that is safe and secure for inmates and staff that meets or exceeds all constitutional requirements and Illinois Jail Standards. Jail Standards also provide opportunities for inmates to improve themselves and deal with personal issues.

Sheriff’s Department

Dan Walsh, Sheriff

(call Teresa Schleinz, Secretary at 217-384-1205)

204 E Main Street

Urbana, Illinois 61801

217-384-1204

There are two facilities:

The Satellite Jail on Lierman Avenue in Urbana and the Downtown Jail across form the Champaign County Courthouse on Main Street in Urbana.

Outside vendors provide meal preparation, medical and mental health services.

Address mail to inmates in the following manner:

Champaign County Jail

Prisoner’s Name