Marysville 72 Hour Booking Search
Marysville 72 hour booking records cover folks just arrested by the Marysville Police Department in north Snohomish County. Most arrestees move from the Marysville station to the Snohomish County Jail in Everett within hours of intake. The county runs the public jail roster and the long-term housing. This page lays out where to look for booking info, who to call, and how to file a public records request for arrest reports tied to Marysville cases. Use the search tool below to start.
Marysville Booking Records Overview
Marysville Police and the County Jail
The Marysville Police Department is at 1635 Grove Street, Marysville, WA 98270. Call (360) 363-8300. Officers process new arrests at the city station and then move most arrestees to the Snohomish County Jail in Everett. The city does not run a long-term jail. So a Marysville booking record may show up in two places. The arrest report stays with the city. The booking log and the in-custody data live with the county sheriff.
The Snohomish County Sheriff hosts an online jail roster. You can search by name and see who is in custody, the listed charges, the booking date, and the bail amount. New bookings post within hours of intake. Marysville arrests will show the city police as the arresting agency. Marysville Municipal Court at 1635 Grove Street handles city misdemeanors. Call (360) 363-8300 for the court line.
Note: Marysville Police Records accepts written requests in person, by mail, or by email, and the staff aims to reply in five business days.
Searching Marysville 72 Hour Booking Online
The fastest way to look up a recent Marysville booking is the Snohomish County Jail roster. It updates throughout the day. Court filings tied to a Marysville arrest will show up on the Washington Courts site at courts.wa.gov. The state Odyssey portal at odysseyportal.courts.wa.gov covers many courts. Use Find My Court Date to look up upcoming hearings.
For statewide criminal history, the Washington State Patrol runs the WATCH name check at wsp.wa.gov. There is a small fee per name. The check shows convictions reported by all law enforcement in Washington. Use this when a single recent booking does not give you the full picture.
Marysville Police uses the city site for general info and contact pages. The Snohomish County Sheriff runs its own pages with the jail roster, visiting rules, and inmate accounts. Both agencies follow state public records law for the data they release.
Note: A booking is not a conviction. Charges shown on a fresh roster are what officers wrote down at the time of arrest, before the prosecutor has filed.
The City of Marysville official site is the right starting point for police records. We linked to the city homepage so you can find the records request form. Visit the official Marysville city website for the latest info.
The site has the records request form and the records unit phone number.
What a Marysville Booking Record Shows
A 72 hour booking record from the Snohomish County Jail shows the basics of an arrest. You see the person's full name, date of birth, the date and time of booking, the listed charges, and the bail amount. Most rosters show the case number and the booking agency too. Photos may or may not be public on the listing page itself.
Charges shown on a fresh booking are not the same as a conviction. The prosecutor reviews the case after intake. They may add, drop, or change charges before they file in court. The first court date often happens within a day or two. After that, the court case takes over and the booking is just one piece of the file.
Note: Records get pulled off the public roster once a person is released, so save a copy of any listing you need for your own records.
Public Records Requests in Marysville
The Public Records Act under RCW 42.56 gives the public a right to ask for most records held by police and the sheriff. Send your written request to Marysville Police Records at 1635 Grove Street. The agency has five business days to respond. They may need more time for big requests. They will give you an estimate.
For jail records held by the county, send the request to the Snohomish County Sheriff. Jail records fall under RCW 70.48.100. Some items are sealed, like juvenile bookings or some medical info. The Criminal Records Privacy Act at RCW 10.97 sets out the rules for criminal history disclosure.
Sheriff offices follow RCW 36.28A.040 for the central jail data systems. Community notification under RCW 4.24.550 applies to some sex offender info.
Fees and Copy Costs
Marysville Police charges a small per-page fee for plain paper copies. Audio and video bring higher costs because of the media itself. The first 30 minutes of staff time are free under state rules. Snohomish County has its own fee chart for jail and sheriff records. Ask for an estimate before they start a big request.
Other Marysville Records Resources
For state prison sentences, the Washington Department of Corrections has an inmate search at doc.wa.gov. The DOC also lists active warrants. The Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs runs the JBRS jail booking system, the statewide jail data hub. WASPC's main site is at waspc.org.
Federal cases out of the Western District of Washington show up in PACER. The Municipal Research and Services Center at mrsc.org has a public records guide for law enforcement files.
Snohomish County Booking Records
Marysville is in Snohomish County. All long-term jail housing for Marysville arrests goes through the Snohomish County Jail in Everett. Visit the county page for the jail address, fees, the public roster, and visiting rules.
Nearby Cities
Other Snohomish County cities use the same county jail. Pick a city to view its booking records page.