East Lansing Police Department

Mugshot Record Request in East Lansing, Michigan

The East Lansing Police Department provides an FOIA form for individuals who wish to request access to public records. The requester must provide their name, address, and contact information. Sufficient details of the incident must be given so that the City can properly find the record. Fees for the request depend upon the amount for labor costs, materials, cost to mail the record, and cost of making copies. Requests can be submitted in-person, through the mail, fax, or emailed. The East Lansing Police Department will issue a response within 5 business days. The request will either be granted, partially denied, or completely denied. If denied, an explanation for the denial will be issued, and the requester has the ability to appeal the denial. If the requester believes the fee for the request was too high, they can appeal it.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in East Lansing, Michigan

To find out information about fugitives on the Most Wanted list or about open warrants, individuals may contact the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office directly for more information.
Phone: 989-224-5200
Clinton County Sheriff’s Office Address:
1347 E Townsend Road
St. Johns, MI 48879

East Lansing, Michigan Information

According to 2020 U.S. Census data, the population of East Lansing was 47,741. The total area of East Lansing is 13.51 square miles. The county seats are Ingham County and Clinton County. The mayor of East Lansing is George Brookover.

Email: gbrookover@cityofeastlansing.com
Phone: (517) 336-4300