Access Edmonds Booking Releases
Edmonds booking releases come from the Edmonds Police Department and the Snohomish County Sheriff. The Edmonds PD holds the local police reports and incident files. The Snohomish County jail holds the booking data once a person is in custody. To find Edmonds booking releases you can use the city online portal, file a written request with the Edmonds PD records desk, or look up an inmate on the Snohomish County jail register. The page below covers each office, the contacts, and the rules.
Edmonds Overview
Edmonds Police Booking Releases
The Edmonds Police Department is at 250 5th Ave N., Edmonds, WA 98020. The phone is 425.771.0200. The fax is 425.771.0208. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 to 4:00. For an in progress emergency, call 911. For a non emergency police response or to file a police report, call 425-407-3999. The Edmonds PD has two Police Public Disclosure Specialists who handle requests for police records, including reports and any tied media.
Visit the Edmonds PD support services page to read the rules and find the request link. The City of Edmonds uses an online program for public records requests, which makes the process much faster than a paper form.
The Edmonds PD support services page hosts the contact info for booking releases.
The page lists the address, phone, hours, and the link to the public records portal.
Edmonds City Public Records Portal
The city online portal is the easiest way to file a request for Edmonds booking releases. You can use it to file a public records request, a claim for damages, or a request for code enforcement. The I Want To page on the city site lists all of the common forms in one place.
Use the Edmonds I Want To page to find the right form. The page is the quick start point for most city services. The city replies to a public records request in five business days under RCW 42.56.
The Edmonds I Want To page is the best one stop shop for booking releases and other city forms.
The page lists the public records form and the link to file a police record request.
Edmonds Police Services and FAQs
The Edmonds Police Services page is the main hub for the police department. It links out to public disclosure requests, anonymous tip reporting, online crime reporting, the EPD camera programs, and FAQs on the unlawful use of public space. You can use the page to find the right form or to read about how the department handles a record request.
Visit the Edmonds Police Department main page for the full list. The page also covers the chief, the patrol bureau, and the support services unit. The support services unit is the one that handles record requests.
The Edmonds Police Department main page is the central hub for booking releases and other police services.
The page links to the records portal, the crime reporting tool, and the public disclosure request form.
Snohomish County Jail Booking Releases
Edmonds is in Snohomish County. Anyone booked in by the Edmonds police or by the Snohomish County Sheriff goes into the Snohomish County Jail. The county Sheriff posts a public jail register and a recent bookings page. The register shows who is in custody right now. The bookings page shows recent intake. You can also file a public records request with the county for older Snohomish County booking releases.
The county replies in five business days under RCW 42.56. Jail records also follow RCW 70.48.100, which limits what the jail can share to a few key items. The items are the name, the booking date, the reason for booking, the release date, and the reason for release.
State Sources for Edmonds Booking Releases
State tools fill in the gaps. The Washington DOC Incarcerated Search shows people held in state prison. The DOC also runs a Wanted for Arrest page with active warrants. The Washington State Patrol runs WATCH, a paid criminal history tool. Use the WSP Criminal History page to order a state level report. The free VINELink tool sends an alert when an inmate is released.
Snohomish County Booking Releases
Edmonds is in Snohomish County. The county jail and the Snohomish County Sheriff hold the live booking data. Visit our Snohomish County booking releases page for the full county overview.