Shelby County public records are readily available thanks to the Tennessee Public Records Act and the federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which give citizens free access to state, county, and municipality record searches.
These open records searches simplify the process of obtaining public information, including arrests, warrants, criminal history, court documents, prisoner information, probationer details, and property ownership and tax documents. Vital records that provide documentation of marriages, divorces, births, and deaths can also be acquired.
This resource offers helpful guidance on effectively requesting or accessing Shelby County records — empowering citizens with methods of finding important information about family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and acquaintances.
How To View Shelby County Arrest Records & Mugshots for Free
Citizens seeking information on incarcerated individuals in Shelby County can access inmate records for detailed information. The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office publishes jail and inmate information online, including an inmate search.1
Inmate records reflect the current incarcerated population at the county’s two facilities: one for male inmates and one for female inmates.
Since this office covers the entire county, this inmate search will be the broadest available. City police departments are another resource for information on local inmates, arrest records, and warrants. Record seekers should have information on the individual in question, including their full name and the approximate location of the arrest.
Additional information, such as the inmate’s date of birth, can further narrow search results.
Find Out if Someone Is in Jail via the Inmate Roster Hosted by the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office
Individuals seeking information on local inmates should begin their search with the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office.
This office provides a thorough web-based search for county inmates, offering current information on the 2,000 inmates typically housed across the county’s two facilities. Record seekers can access the online inmate search and input relevant inmate information to find out if the individual is currently in the Shelby County Jail.
Results may include the inmate’s mugshot, full name, date of birth, physical description, bond information, and list of charges.
Individuals who do not have access to the online search can contact the following organizations in person or via telephone:
Shelby County Sheriff’s Office
201 Poplar Avenue, 9th Floor
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-5500
Shelby County Main Jail (Men’s Facility)
201 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-4700
Shelby County Jail East (Women’s Facility)
6201 Haley Road
Memphis, TN 38134
Phone: (901)-222-6611
Citizens may also request inmate records using a form submitted to the Shelby County Attorney’s Office. This Public Records Request Form must include detailed information about the type of record requested as well as the delivery option (hard copy record picked up on site or mailed or electronic record).
Shelby County Attorney’s Office
160 North Main Street, Suite 950
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-2100
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office also accepts public records requests online. Individuals can submit the form above in person at the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office to the Tennessee Public Records Act coordinator in Room 9-15 or faxed to (901)-222-5657.
Look Up Arrests & Obtain Public Police Reports via Law Enforcement Agencies in Shelby County
In addition to the Shelby County Jail’s two facilities, the county is also home to city jails operated by local police departments; these city law enforcement agencies can serve as another resource during a Shelby County public records search.
City police departments can provide information on inmates incarcerated in city jails, arrest records, and public police reports.
The Memphis Police Department fulfills public records requests through the City of Memphis. Record seekers can visit the city’s Public Records Center to submit an online request for information, such as arrest records or public police reports.3 They will need to create an account in order to submit their request.
Additionally, people can reach out to the Memphis Police Department via the following contact information:
Memphis Police Department
170 North Main Street
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-636-3700
The Bartlett Police Department serves citizens of Bartlett, Tennessee, located in Shelby County. The Police Records Division maintains all accident and criminal incident reports. Citizens can contact the Records Division via email at [email protected] or using the Public Records Request Form on the City Clerk’s website.
The police department will not release criminal incident reports for active or open investigations.
Bartlett Police Department
Justice Center
3730 Appling Road
Bartlett, TN 38133
Phone: (901)-385-5500
Shelby County’s Collierville Police Department operates a type 2 temporary holding facility that books, detains, and supervises individuals arrested for misdemeanors and felonies. Citizens seeking information on individuals arrested or temporarily detained in Collierville, Tennessee can visit the police department in person and make the request. The record seeker must have photo identification and the date of birth of the individual.
No online contact form or records request is available through this police department, but individuals can reach out to the Police Records Department at (901)-457-2561 for more information. Additionally, they can submit one of two public records request forms to obtain the needed information.
Collierville Police Department
156 North Rowlett Street
Collierville, TN 38107
Phone: (901)-457-2561
Collierville Jail
156 North Rowlett Street
Collierville, TN 38107
Phone: (901)-457-2500
The Germantown Police Department does not have an online search feature for public records, but interested citizens can access the department’s contact page for relevant phone numbers.
Individuals can also access the City of Germantown’s public records request form, which they can complete to obtain information on arrest records in Germantown. This form requires the requester’s full contact information, proof that they are a Tennessee resident, and a detailed description on the records requested.
Germantown Police Department
1930 South Germantown Road
Germantown, TN
Phone: (901)-754-7222
The Millington Police Department serves the city of Millington, located in Shelby County. The department does not have a searchable database online. However, citizens can request information through the Millington City Clerk Office’s public records inquiry form.
This form requires the individual’s contact information, proof of Tennessee residency, and a detailed description of the record being requested. The form can be delivered in person to the City Clerk’s office or emailed for processing.
Millington Police Department
7950 Memphis Avenue, Suite 1
Millington, TN 38053
Phone: (901)-873-5600
How To Review Someone’s Criminal Record for Free in Shelby County Tennessee
Criminal records information is typically publicly available information, and many types of such records exist. For example, record seekers can find information on criminal charges, an inmate’s probation, and warrants, which may call for the arrest of an individual. Additional information is available on individuals on sex offender registries.
Further, people can run background check reports to learn relevant information pertaining to an individual’s employment or criminal history. This information can help people learn more about an individual’s past or current situation. Several record custodians in Shelby County provide this information, including the Criminal Court Clerk’s Office, General Sessions Criminal Court Clerk, and Sheriff’s Office.
Access Criminal Cases & Charges Through the Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk’s Office
The Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk’s Office maintains court records for the county’s indicted felony and misdemeanor cases. These records include criminal court records, certified copies, and judgment sheets. Individuals involved in the criminal case can request these records at any time.
The Criminal Court Clerk’s Office can locate such records in the clerk’s system by providing their full name, date of birth, and Social Security number.5 They may request copies or certified copies of records pertaining to their case by emailing [email protected] or visiting the clerk’s office. Certified copies of records cost $5.00, and record copy requests are $.50 per printed page.
Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk’s Office
201 Poplar Avenue, Suite 3034
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3200
Search Criminal Records in Shelby County Tennessee via the Criminal Justice System Portal
The Shelby County General Sessions Criminal Court Clerk is the public records custodian for the General Sessions Criminal Court, which includes misdemeanors, felony preliminary hearings, and traffic and environmental cases.
Record seekers can search the court’s cases and criminal records using the Shelby County Criminal Justice System Portal.6 This searchable database requires a free log-in to access the records, so users need to create and authenticate their account.
Individuals can search records by name or record number. If records exist for the individual, they will list them by name and provide that person’s cases, judgments, and any warrants. Citizens can click on the case number to view detailed criminal record information, including charges, bonds, and disposition events.
For additional information on criminal records access through the General Sessions Criminal Court Clerk, individuals can call the office at (901)-222-3600 or visit the location below:
Shelby County General Sessions Criminal Court Clerk
271 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3600
Find Criminal Records in Shelby County Tennessee via the Sheriff’s Office
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is another resource for securing criminal records. The Public Records Request Coordinator oversees all public records requests.
Individuals can complete the Public Records Request Form and mail it to the office, fax it to (901) 222-5657, or email it to [email protected].7
Per the Sheriff’s Office open records policy, criminal records related to pending or contemplated cases are not public record until one year after judgment has been passed or any post-conviction proceedings have passed.
Various fees apply to the retrieval of criminal records through the Sheriff’s Office and include an $18 retrieval fee and $.15 per black-and-white printed page. Labor fees may also apply when the retrieval of the records exceeds one hour.
Shelby County Sheriff’s Office
201 Poplar Avenue, Room 9-15
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-5656
How To Perform a Warrant Search in Shelby County Tennessee
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office maintains a searchable database of current warrants, the Warrant Information System.8
Record seekers can enter the first and last name or address of the individual to determine whether there are any active warrants. The system is updated hourly, so while it provides current information, it does not deliver real-time data.
As a result, the Sheriff’s Office warns that in some cases, the warrant may have been resolved even if it is listed as active in the system.
The Sheriff’s Office recommends that individuals who locate someone they know through this database contact the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Bureau by phone at (901)-222-5627 or by email at [email protected].
How To Determine if Someone Is on Probation in Shelby County Tennessee
The Shelby County Probation Section provides supervision of individuals on probation.11
This office serves as a records custodian for probation information in the county. While it does not have an online search option on its website, individuals can contact this office by phone at (901)-222-4075 or via the address below for more information about an individual’s supervision status.
Shelby County Probation Section
160 North Main Street
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-4075
Additionally, the Tennessee Department of Corrections publishes the Felony Offender Information Lookup (FOIL), which can provide information about an individual’s supervisory status.10
The list of offenders in this database is compiled using information from jurisdictions throughout the state. Citizens can search this database by offender name, Tennessee Department of Corrections (TDOC) identification number, or state identification number.
When they find the individual in this database, they can click on the TDOC ID and check their supervision status, which indicates whether the individual is under some form of correctional supervision. One type of supervision status listed in this database is probation, which allows citizens to use this search to identify individuals in Tennessee who are on probation.
How To Execute a Shelby County Background Check
A background check is a useful tool that provides information about an individual’s criminal background, work history, and education.
Examples of personal background checks include when a parent runs a background check on a potential babysitter, or a person searches public records to learn more about a new neighbor or potential date. Additional details on personal background checks include the following:
- Anyone can perform a background check for any reason by searching public records through the agencies highlighted in this resource. Viewing accessible public records can help individuals gather information about their subject.
- Some individuals may choose to use third-party providers, such as people search sites, to run personal background checks.
- Citizens can conduct personal background checks without the individual’s consent. Consent is not required since citizens are accessing public records, and the information collected from these records is not used to make a decision, such as an offer of employment.
- The reason for the personal background check is not needed.
- Personal background checks cannot be used for any illegal purposes, such as stalking, intimidating, or harassing people.
Many organizations and employers rely on professional background checks to learn more about people. Employers, adoption agencies, firearms sellers, and landlords may conduct professional background checks as part of the application process.
Additionally, insurance companies might check an applicant’s history before offering an insurance plan, and volunteer organizations might request a background check to learn more about the interested volunteer’s background.
Individuals who work in child care or elderly care may also have to complete a background check.
No Shelby County agencies provide background checks for citizens. However, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) offers background checks for individuals and organizations. Name-based background checks (level 1) do not require fingerprints and provide information on the criminal history of the individual.
Record seekers can complete their background check request using an online request form. These name-based background checks are $29, payable by credit card using the online form. Citizens may also complete the Tennessee Criminal History Information Request Form to request a background check.12
This form is payable by credit card, cashier’s check, or money order. Citizens can mail completed forms to the following address:
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation – TORIS Unit
901 R.S. Gass Boulevard
Nashville, TN 37216
Phone: (615)-744-4057
When requesting a background check, citizens and organizations must adhere to all state and federal laws related to these checks. In 2020, Shelby County approved a Ban the Box law, which prevents public employers, such as county agencies, from conducting pre-employment background checks or inquiring about a potential employee’s criminal history on a job application. The state of Tennessee passed a similar law in 2016.
Shelby County also has an Equal Opportunity Compliance (EOC) unit that investigates discrimination claims, including employment discrimination.
Shelby County Equal Opportunity Compliance
160 North Main Street, Suite 200
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-1100
Additionally, individuals can file a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) if they believe they have been unfairly discriminated against at work.13
Further, the Fair Credit Reporting Act protects consumer information collected by reporting agencies. If an employer obtains information through background checks without the individuals’ consent, they can file a complaint through the Federal Trade Commission.14
Finally, the Tennessee Human Rights Commission provides support for individuals who experience employment discrimination. Citizens can file a discrimination charge within 180 days of the incident using the state’s online form.
They may also submit a paper form, available in English and Spanish, via mail to the address below:
Tennessee Human Rights Commission
312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 23rd Floor
Nashville, TN 37243
Phone: (615)-741-5825
How To Run a Tennessee Criminal Record Search Utilizing State & Federal Agencies
Aside from performing local searches at the city and county levels, record seekers can conduct a broader Tennessee criminal record search through state and federal agencies.
These agencies offer online databases that simplify the search for Shelby County public records, including criminal records. Additionally, citizens can reach out directly to these state and federal agencies to request criminal record information.
The Tennessee State Courts’ Public Case History offers a searchable database of appellate cases, which includes criminal case information.
The Tennessee Department of Correction oversees the free Felony Offender Information Lookup (FOIL), which provides information on felony offenders who are or were incarcerated in the state.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation allows citizens to request a name-based background check for free. Citizens can make an online background check request or mail a paper form, which is available in English and Spanish.
The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry is a free database of all registered sex offenders in the state.16
The Tennessee Drug Offender Registry Database is a searchable database of drug offenders in the state.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons offers an inmate locator that lists inmates in federal prisons from 1982 to present.
The National Sex Offender Registry lists all registered sex offenders in the United States, and can be searched by the offender’s name or by a set location with a specified radius.
How To See Shelby County Tennessee Public Court Cases & Documents
The Tennessee Court system includes three appellate courts: the state supreme court, court of appeals, and court of criminal appeals.
The state’s 95 counties are split into 31 judicial districts. Shelby County is in the thirtieth circuit court in Tennessee, and the county’s court system includes a circuit court, general sessions court, juvenile court, chancery court, criminal court, and probate court.
Contact information and case search databases for each of these Shelby County courts follow.
The Shelby County Circuit Court is a general jurisdiction court that hears civil and criminal cases. Citizens can search Circuit Court’s online database for case information.
Shelby County Circuit Court
140 Adams Avenue, Room 324
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3800
The Shelby County General Sessions Court is divided into civil and criminal divisions. This court has a searchable database for civil cases. Criminal case information for active cases is not available.
Shelby County General Sessions Court
140 Adams Avenue, Room 106
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3400
The Shelby County Juvenile Court oversees cases involving minors. Juvenile court records are sealed per Tennessee law, but the court offices can be contacted for more information.
Shelby County Juvenile Court
616 Adams Avenue
Memphis, TN 38105
Phone: (901)-222-0800
The Shelby County Chancery Court reviews many cases, including lawsuits, injunctions, and contract disputes, as well as some divorce, adoption, and workers’ compensation cases. Citizens can search the Chancery Court records for such cases.
Shelby County Chancery Court
140 Adams Avenue, Room 308
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3900
The Shelby County Probate Court sees cases related to estates, wills, guardianships, and conservatorships. Citizens can search probate cases from 2013 to present as well as cases before 2013.
Shelby County Probate Court
140 Adams Avenue, Room 124
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3750
Shelby County court case information is most accessible through these county courts. However, record seekers can also research case information at the municipal, state, and federal levels. The Memphis City Court Clerk’s Office does not publish records online but can be reached at the following address and phone number.
City Court Clerk’s Office
201 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-636-3400
The state of Tennessee maintains C-Track, a database of appellate court cases.
Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts
511 Union Street
Nashville, TN 37219
Phone: (615)-741-2687
Finally, Tennessee has three district courts: the Eastern, Middle, and Western district. Each district uses the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) system that lists criminal cases. The public can create an account to access this database, which is available for the Eastern District, Middle District, and Western District.18
Account creation is free, but users have to pay $.10 per page they view.
How To Access Shelby County Vital Records Surrounding Marriage, Divorce, Birth & Death
Vital records include records of major life events, including birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, and divorce decrees. Birth and death records can be a useful type of genealogical data. Additionally, birth records can verify citizenship as well as an individual’s age for enrolling in school, receiving an inheritance, and getting married.
Marriage and divorce records are also helpful for individuals researching their family history. Additionally, these licenses and decrees may be used in property and financial transactions, probate cases, and adoption cases. Marriage licenses are also necessary to change a name.
Government agencies may track additional vital record data, such as stillbirths. In Shelby County, the Register of Deeds, County Clerk, Courthouse, and Department of Health maintain these vital records.
Acquire Shelby County Marital Records (Marriage, Divorce & Dissolution of Marriage) Through the Register of Deeds
The Shelby County Register of Deeds is the record custodian for marital records, including marriage, divorce, and dissolution of marriage records. Citizens can find these records using an online vital record search.19
Complete marriage records are available from 1820 to 1977.
Partial records are available from 1820 to 2014. Record seekers can also search for marriage indexes and images from 1920 to 1989.
Shelby County Register of Deeds
1075 Mullins Station Road
Memphis, TN 38134
Phone: (901)-222-8100
Individuals searching for more recent marital records can use third-party platforms to confirm an individual’s marriage or divorce, being sure to search the individual by any aliases as well. They may also use social media and genealogy sites to find marriage or divorce information.
Additionally, those individuals searching for their own marital records can contact the Shelby County Clerk. Married couples can obtain a certified copy of their marriage license by visiting the office in person or mailing the request. Individuals must have the marriage date and full names of both parties.
Copies of marriage records cost $10. The office is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Shelby County Clerk – Marriage Department
150 Washington Avenue, Suite 201
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3000
Individuals can also request copies of their divorce decree in person at the Shelby County Courthouse. They need to provide detailed information about the divorce, including the date it was granted, whether it was granted in circuit court or chancery court, and the case number. Certified copies cost $5.00 plus $.50 per page. Non-certified copies cost $.50 per page.
The courthouse offices are open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Shelby County Courthouse
140 Adams Avenue, Rm. B48
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Phone: (901)-222-3808 (Circuit Court)
Phone: (901)-222-3900 (Chancery Court)
Find Shelby County Birth & Death Information via the Register of Deeds
Citizens can find Shelby County birth records and death records from 1874 to 1916 online through the Register of Deeds.
For more information on these records, contact the Register of Deeds via mail or phone at the information listed above.
Additionally, the Shelby County Health Department Office of Vital Records maintains birth and death certificates for the county’s residents. Copies of these certificates are $15 and can be requested using a birth certificate application or death certificate application.20,21 Individuals can mail these forms to the address below or drop them off between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Persons must be named on the certificate or be a family member of the certificate holder to submit an application.
Shelby County Health Department Office of Vital Records
814 Jefferson Avenue
Memphis, TN 38105
Phone: (901)-222-9692
Record seekers can also search the Tennessee Office of Vital Records data, which may provide information about individuals who were born or died outside of Shelby County. This office accepts requests in person or by mail, or individuals can visit their local county health department (contact information listed above).
They can mail the birth certificate application or death certificate application to the Office of Vital Records, along with a check or money order for the appropriate fee (with most records costing $15).
Tennessee Office of Vital Records
Andrew Johnson Tower, 1st Flr.
710 James Robertson Parkway
Nashville, Tennessee 37243
How To View Property Ownership & Property Taxes in Shelby County for Free
The Shelby County Assessor of Property maintains an online property search tool where individuals can search by address, owner name, business name, or parcel number.22 These Shelby County public records can also be requested by reaching out directly using the contact information below:
Shelby County Assessor of Property
1075 Mullins Station Road
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-7001
The Shelby County Trustee Office maintains property tax records, which can be searched using an online tax look-up form.24 Citizens can search by property location, owner or business name, or parcel ID.
Shelby County Trustee
157 Poplar Avenue, 2nd Floor
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901)-222-0200
An Overview of Using Shelby County Public Records Responsibly & Your Rights
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) makes public records easily accessible, but individuals and organizations must use these records responsibly.
Citizens can search public records in Shelby for personal use, but they cannot use the information obtained in these records to harass, intimidate, or stalk an individual or commit identity theft. They can search these records freely without the individual’s consent, but they should always respect a person’s privacy.
When individuals cannot find records on their own, they may submit a FOIA request to federal agencies to obtain additional information.
Employers and businesses can also access these public records. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) regulates the collection and use of consumer information and states that employers and organizations cannot use public records to make employment decisions, screen tenants, or make decisions about business-related transactions. The FCRA also upholds the following rights for citizens:
- Citizens can request their credit scores, know what information is included in their file, and dispute incomplete or incorrect information.
- Consumer reporting agencies must correct or delete consumer information that is inaccurate or incomplete and cannot report outdated negative information.
- These agencies must inform consumers if information in their file has been used against them, and they can only provide information if the requesting party has a legitimate need for it.
- Citizens must provide their consent for employers to receive reports and written permission for potential employers to run a background check. With this permission, employers can access an individual’s work history and education but not medical or genetic information.
- Citizens can limit prescreened credit and insurance offers based on their credit report by calling 1-888-5-OPTOUT (+1-888-567-8688).
- Identity theft victims and active duty military personnel can learn about their additional rights from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- Citizens can seek damages from agencies or employers that violate these FCRA terms.
Individuals should contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) if they believe an employer performed a discriminatory background check. They can file a claim using the EEOC Public Portal. If an employer, leasing company, or other organization obtained a background check without notice, the individual should report the concern to the FTC using its online form.
Individuals can also file a complaint with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development or the state’s Human Rights Commission.
In 2016, Tennessee passed a Ban the Box law that prohibits state employers from asking about a job applicant’s criminal history. Shelby County also has its own Ban the Box law for county employees. Additionally, the EEOC is responsible for enforcing federal laws that prohibit employment discrimination.
While employers can consider a job applicant’s criminal history, they must determine whether that history impacts the job. Further, employers cannot discriminate based on arrest records, as these records do not prove that the applicant committed a crime.
This detailed resource equips you with the knowledge you need to efficiently and affordably search Shelby County public records and secure the information you need.
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