Howell Police Department

Mugshot Record Request in Howell, Michigan

The Howell Police Department offers an FOIA form for individuals attempting to obtain public information. The requester must provide their name, address, and contact information. Details of the incident must be adequate enough so that the City can locate the record in question. Fees for the request depend upon the amount for labor costs, materials, cost of mailing the record, and cost of making copies. Requests can be sent to the department in-person, through the mail, fax, or by email. The Howell Police Department will issue a response within 5 business days. The FOIA coordinator will either grant, partially grant, or deny the request. If denied, an explanation for the denial will be provided, and there is an option to appeal the denial. Appeals may also be made if the requester believes the fee for the FOIA request to be excessive.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Howell, Michigan

The Livingston County Sheriff maintains a list of all fugitives who have open warrants in Livingston County. The list provides the fugitive’s case number, name, and birth date. To inquire about most wanted fugitives in Livingston County, the public may contact the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office directly at:

Livingston County Sheriff’s Office:
150 S Highlander Way
Howell, MI 48843

Phone: (517) 546-2440

Howell, Michigan Information

According to 2020 U.S. Census data, the population of Howell was 10,068. The total area of Howell is 5.19 square miles. The county seat is Livingston County. The mayor of Howell is Robert Ellis.

Email: REllis@CityofHowell.org
Phone: 517-546-3502