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Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office

The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) is a law enforcement agency serving the people of Contra Costa County, California. The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for providing a variety of law enforcement services to the county’s residents, including patrol, investigations, and detention.

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Divisions of CCSO

The Sheriff’s Office is divided into several divisions, each of which has a specific responsibility. The following are some of the key divisions of the Sheriff’s Office:

  • Patrol Division: The Patrol Division is responsible for responding to calls for service and providing general law enforcement services throughout the county. Patrol deputies are assigned to specific areas of the county and are responsible for patrolling those areas and responding to calls for service.

  • Investigations Division: The Investigations Division is responsible for investigating serious crimes, such as homicides, assaults, and robberies. Detectives assigned to the Investigations Division work closely with patrol deputies to gather evidence and identify suspects.

  • Detention Division: The Detention Division is responsible for operating the county jail. Jail staff are responsible for the safety and security of inmates and for providing them with basic necessities.

  • Administrative Division: The Administrative Division is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Sheriff’s Office. The Administrative Division is also responsible for managing the Sheriff’s Office budget and personnel.

Additional Information

The Sheriff’s Office offers a variety of programs and services to the community, including:

  • Neighborhood Watch: The Neighborhood Watch program is a partnership between the Sheriff’s Office and the community to reduce crime and improve public safety. Residents who participate in the Neighborhood Watch program are trained to observe and report suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.

  • Crime Prevention Bureau: The Crime Prevention Bureau provides crime prevention tips and advice to businesses and residents. The Crime Prevention Bureau also offers a variety of programs, such as the McGruff the Crime Dog program, which is designed to teach children about crime prevention.

  • Victim Services Unit: The Victim Services Unit provides support and assistance to victims of crime. The Victim Services Unit can help victims with a variety of needs, such as finding temporary housing, obtaining financial assistance, and counseling.

Contra Costa County Arrest Warrants Search

The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office maintains a database of active arrest warrants for individuals wanted in the county. Members of the public can search the database to see if there is an active warrant for their arrest.

How to Find a Warrant in Contra Costa County

To find a warrant in Contra Costa County, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office website.

  2. Click on the “Warrants” tab.

  3. Select the “Search Warrants” option.

  4. Enter the first and last name of the person you are searching for.

  5. Click the “Search” button.

The search results will show a list of any active arrest warrants for the person you searched for. The search results will include the warrant number, the issuing agency, the offense charged, and the bail amount.

What to Do if You Have a Warrant

If you have an active arrest warrant, you should contact the issuing agency immediately. The issuing agency will be able to tell you what you need to do to surrender yourself and resolve the warrant.

You can also contact the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office at 925-655-0000 to inquire about a warrant.

Additional Information

  • The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office does not accept payments for warrants online.

  • If you have a warrant, you should not attempt to flee or hide from law enforcement. Fleeing or hiding from law enforcement can lead to additional charges.

  • If you are arrested on a warrant, you will be taken to jail. You will be held in jail until you can appear before a judge. The judge will set your bail and determine the conditions of your release.

How to Get a Warrant Recalled

If you have a warrant that has been recalled, you can contact the issuing agency to find out how to have the warrant removed from the database. The issuing agency may require you to pay a fee to have the warrant removed.

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Contra Costa County Mugshots

The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office releases mugshots of individuals who have been arrested and booked into the county jail. Mugshots are typically released within 24 hours of the arrest.

How to Obtain Mugshots

Members of the public can obtain mugshots from the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office in two ways:

  1. In Person: You can go to the Sheriff’s Office Records Division at 1011 Escobar Street in Martinez, CA to request mugshots. You will need to provide the full name of the person you are requesting mugshots for.

  2. Online: You can also request mugshots online through the Sheriff’s Office website.

Availability of Mugshots

Mugshots are not available for all individuals who have been arrested. Mugshots may be withheld from release if:

  • The individual is a juvenile.

  • The arrest was made for a minor offense.

  • The release of the mugshot would interfere with an ongoing investigation.

  • The release of the mugshot would pose a threat to the safety of the individual or others.

Bond Information

What is a Bail Bond?

A bail bond is a guarantee to the court that a defendant will appear for all of their scheduled court dates. Bail bonds are typically issued by a bail bond company.

How to Post a Bond in Contra Costa County

To post a bond in Contra Costa County, you will need to contact a bail bond company. The bail bond company will require you to pay a fee, which is typically a percentage of the total bail amount. Once you have paid the fee, the bail bond company will issue a bond to the court. The bond will guarantee that the defendant will appear for all of their scheduled court dates.

What Happens if the Defendant Fails to Appear in Court?

If the defendant fails to appear in court, the bail bond company will be responsible for paying the full amount of the bail to the court. The bail bond company may also pursue legal action against the defendant to recover the money that they paid to the court.

Additional Information

  • You can find a list of bail bond companies in Contra Costa County on the Sheriff’s Office website.

  • The Sheriff’s Office does not accept cash bail. All bail must be posted through a bail bond company.

  • If you cannot afford to pay a bail bond, you may be eligible for a public defender. Public defenders are attorneys who are appointed by the court to represent defendants who cannot afford to hire their own attorney.

Contra Costa County Most Wanted List

The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office maintains a list of the county’s most wanted fugitives. The list includes individuals who are wanted for serious crimes, such as murder, robbery, and assault.

The Sheriff’s Office releases the Most Wanted list to the public in an effort to apprehend these dangerous fugitives. Members of the public can view the Most Wanted list on the Sheriff’s Office website.

If you have information about the whereabouts of any of the individuals on the Most Wanted list, you are urged to contact the Sheriff’s Office at 925-655-0000. You can also submit a tip online through the Sheriff’s Office website.

Sex Offender Registry

The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office maintains a Sex Offender Registry in accordance with California law. The registry contains information about registered sex offenders who live or work in Contra Costa County.

The Sheriff’s Office releases the Sex Offender Registry to the public in an effort to protect the community from dangerous sex offenders. Members of the public can view the Sex Offender Registry on the Sheriff’s Office website.

The Sex Offender Registry includes the following information about each registered sex offender:

  • Name

  • Photograph

  • Address

  • Date of birth

  • Physical description

  • Offense(s) committed

  • Risk level

Members of the public can use the Sex Offender Registry to learn more about registered sex offenders in their community. The registry can also be used to help parents and guardians keep their children safe.

Additional Information

  • The Sheriff’s Office does not accept tips or information about sex offenders through the Sex Offender Registry website. If you have information about a sex offender, you should contact the Sheriff’s Office at 925-655-0000.

  • The Sheriff’s Office does not provide personal protection services to individuals who are concerned about their safety. If you are concerned about your safety, you should contact the Sheriff’s Office to discuss your options.

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