Search Juneau Recent Bookings

Juneau recent bookings are processed by the Juneau Police Department and the Alaska State Troopers Southeast Detachment. Booked individuals are typically held at Lemon Creek Correctional Center. Juneau is both the capital city of Alaska and a unified city-borough, meaning a single local government handles all public records. This page covers the main tools for finding Juneau arrest records, daily booking logs, inmate status, warrant information, and court cases filed after an arrest in the city.

Juneau Police Department Daily Bulletins

The Juneau Police Department posts a public daily bulletin that covers arrests, incidents, and calls for service from the previous 24 hours. Bulletins are typically posted around 3 PM each day and are archived back to January 2017. The bulletin archive is one of the most detailed public logs for Juneau recent bookings available anywhere.

You can access the bulletin archive at juneau.org/police/bulletin-archive. Each bulletin lists incident types, general locations, and case numbers. If you find a relevant case number, you can use it to request the full report from JPD Records. For older news and press releases going back to 2006, visit the JPD Newsroom. To submit a records request, go to juneau.org/police/records-request. JPD's main line is (907) 586-0600. Their office is at 6255 Alaway Avenue, Juneau, AK 99801.

Lead-in: The Lemon Creek Correctional Center page on the Alaska DOC website shows facility information for the primary jail serving Juneau.

Lemon Creek holds pretrial detainees and sentenced inmates from Juneau and surrounding Southeast Alaska communities.

Juneau Active Warrant Report

JPD publishes a weekly active warrant report. This is a separate public document from the daily bulletin. It lists names of individuals with active warrants in Juneau. You can view it at juneau.org/police/warrants. The report is updated each week and shows outstanding arrest warrants by name.

This tool is useful if you want to know whether someone you know has an active warrant before they are booked. The report does not include case details, just names and warrant status. For more specific warrant information on a particular person, contact JPD directly or search Alaska CourtView for any open case associated with that name. CourtView shows warrants that have been entered into the court system as part of an active case.

Lemon Creek Correctional Center Inmate Records

Lemon Creek Correctional Center is the main jail serving Juneau. It is a state facility operated by the Alaska Department of Corrections. Most people booked by JPD or AST in Juneau are held here while awaiting arraignment or trial. The facility also holds sentenced inmates serving shorter terms.

To find out if someone is in custody at Lemon Creek, use Alaska VINE. VINE searches by name across all Alaska DOC facilities and shows current custody status and location. You can also set up free notifications for when an inmate is transferred or released. VINE is available online 24/7 or by phone at 1-800-247-9763. The facility's direct line is (907) 465-6200. Lemon Creek is located at 2000 Lemon Creek Road, Juneau, AK 99801.

Court Records for Juneau Arrests

After a booking in Juneau, criminal cases are filed in the First Judicial District. The Juneau courthouse is in the Dimond Court Building at 123 4th Street. The court handles arraignments, hearings, and case dispositions for all arrests made in the city and borough.

Search Juneau court records online at Alaska CourtView. You can search by name, case number, or date. CourtView shows active and closed criminal cases. For copies of court documents or certified records, contact the Juneau court clerk at (907) 463-4700. The criminal charges filed page on the Alaska Courts site explains how charges are entered after booking.

Lead-in: The Alaska CourtView portal allows anyone to search for Juneau criminal and civil case records by name or case number.

CourtView is updated as cases progress and covers all judicial districts in Alaska, including the First District based in Juneau.

Alaska State Troopers in Juneau

The AST Southeast Detachment covers law enforcement activity in and around Juneau and the broader Southeast Alaska region. The detachment office is at 2760 Sherwood Lane, Suite 2A, Juneau, AK 99801, phone (907) 465-4000. AST handles calls that fall outside city limits and supplements JPD on major incidents.

AST incident logs for the Southeast region are included in the AST Daily Dispatch. The dispatch log is updated daily and searchable by date and region. It is not as detailed as JPD's daily bulletin but gives a broad view of law enforcement activity in Juneau and surrounding Southeast communities. For questions about specific trooper cases, contact the Southeast Detachment office directly.

Note: AST warrants statewide are posted at hotsheets.dps.alaska.gov, which is separate from JPD's local warrant report.

Alaska DPS Records and Sex Offender Registry

The Alaska Department of Public Safety maintains criminal records covering all Juneau arrests and convictions. Background check requests can be submitted through the DPS criminal records page. The main DPS records line is (907) 269-5511.

The Alaska Sex Offender Registry is a free public search tool that covers all registered offenders in Alaska, including those in Juneau. You can search by name or by area. The registry is maintained by DPS and is updated when registrants report changes. Public access to booking and arrest records is also governed by AS 40.25.100, which sets the rules for what government records must be made available to the public.

Juneau City and Borough Records

All arrests and bookings in Juneau fall under the jurisdiction of the Juneau City and Borough. The borough page covers law enforcement agencies, court resources, and public records tools for the entire unified city-borough. Visit the Juneau borough page for a full overview of available records.

Nearby Cities

These cities are in Southeast Alaska near Juneau. Each one has its own local law enforcement and correctional resources.