Auburn Hills Police Department, MI Overview, Police Arrests, Jail Roster, Contacts

The Auburn Hills Police Department provides law enforcement services to the residents of Auburn Hills. The Auburn Hills law enforcement agency was established to provide policing services to the residents of Auburn Hills. The department’s headquarters is 1899 North Squirrel Road, Auburn Hills, Michigan, 48326.

Auburn Hills Police Arrests

The Auburn Hills Police Office maintains arrest records of all arrestees in the city. The Auburn Hills arrest records contain the following data:

• The arrestee’s personal information
• Incident report
• Charges
• Evidence

Arrest records in Auburn Hills are public information under the FOIA meaning anyone has a right to access them upon request. To access the Auburn Hills records, request the records division of the Auburn Hills Police Department. Provide the Auburn Hills arrestee’s name, address, type of report, date of occurrence, and location of occurrence.

Auburn Hills Jail Roster

The Auburn Hills law enforcement agency has a jail facility in Auburn Hills. The jail houses Auburn Hills prisoners with short sentences ranging below 1 year or those waiting for a court date. The Auburn Hills jail provides the public with rosters containing information on prisoners incarcerated in the Auburn Hills facility. The details on the Auburn Hills jail roster includes the offender’s name, age, gender, race, physical description, photos, address, booking date, booking ID, and release date.

To view the data, visit the jail or contact it via 248-370-9444 and request the jail roster.

The Department’s Structure

The Oakland County detention center’s overall governing body is the police commission responsible for the Auburn Hills department’s policies. The highest-ranking officer in the Auburn Hills department is the Police Chief, appointed by the mayor and approved by the board of police commissioners. The Chief of Police reports to the police commissioners, the city council, and the mayor. Some of the duties of the Chief of Police include the following:

• Organizing and implementing the Community Policing Plan
• Coordinating and coordinating law enforcement services
• Addressing legal and legislative matters
• Offering a liaison to the news media.

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