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Public Records

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EVIDENCE / ID

  • Squad Video
  • Body Worn Camera
  • Surveilance
  • Interviews
  • Photographs

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RECORDS

  • Accident Report
  • Incident Report
  • Background Check
  • Citations

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COMMUNICATIONS

– Audio Recordings





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Requests will be fulfilled as soon as practicable and without delay based on the order in which they were received. Under Wisconsin law, a request for access to a public record may not be refused because the person making the request is unwilling to be identified. However, if the request involves restricted record access, we will contact you to obtain proof that you are someone statutorily authorized to obtain the requested record. Due to the high volume of requests, 10 working days is generally a reasonable time for responding to a simple request for a limited number of easily identifiable records. For requests that are broader in scope, or that require location, review, or redaction of many documents, a reasonable time for responding may be longer.

Requests may be made:

Fax Numbers:

  • Evidence: (262) 605–7950
  • Records: (262) 653–6909
  • Communications: (262)653–6927

Completed records requests will be mailed to the requestor, or may be picked in person. We do not fax or email completed requests.

FEE SCHEDULE (not all departments offer every option)

  • Printed or photocopies of paper records $0.05 per page
  • Reproduced digital media:
    • CD (700MB) - $0.59
    • DVD (4.7GB) - $0.63
    • DVD Dual Layer (8.5GB) - $1.14
    • Blu-Ray Discs (25GB) - $1.27
    • Blu-Ray Discs (50GB) - $3.25
  • Fees associated with mailing or shipping may be applied
  • Fees in excess of $5.00 will require prepayment otherwise payment is due upon receipt of the record

Fingerprinting hours are as follows: Monday thru Friday

  • Walk–ins WEDNESDAYS ONLY 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M.
  • Pre–Court Processing 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
  • Probation & Parole Registration 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.

Most requests will receive a reply within ten business days.

FORMS

Fingerprint Record Removal Request through the State of Wisconsin (Criminal Records Unit).

State of Wisconsin

Wisconsin DOT

Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Obtain a Driver Record Abstract (driving record)

Website:

(608)264–7447

Obtain a Accident Report

Website:

Wisconsin criminal history check

Wisconsin Criminal History Record Checks

Obtain background check and criminal history information contact Crime Information Bureau

Website:

(608)266–1466

Submit a completed Criminal History Record request form to:

  • Crime Information Bureau
  • Record Check Unit
  • P.O. Box 2688
  • Madison, WI 53701–2688

Background check forms may be found at:
http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/caregiver/bkgdformsindex.HTM

Any questions should be directed to the Wisconsin Crime Information Bureau by calling (608)266–5764.

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Mission Statement

To operate a civilian agency which provides support services to the Kenosha Sheriff’s Department, Kenosha Police Department, Kenosha Fire Department and various other law enforcement and emergency services agencies in the form of dispatching, records keeping, evidence/identification functions, and fleet maintenance.

To promote city and county government by being efficient and effective in our services through thorough knowledge of the job, proactive planning, and professionalism in the performance of duties.

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To enhance the performance of the services provided by the agencies we support by being cooperative, promotive, and involved in mutual planning processes.

To share in the concerns of the community by providing service to the citizens in a respectful manner and by offering information, guidance, and direction where possible.

To develop Joint Services employees into a team of working professionals by fostering an atmosphere of mutual respect, support, cooperation, and loyalty.