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View Records Sponsored partner optionGreen Bay Police records, Brown County jail custody and Wisconsin court cases are separate official record layers.
Then carry identifiers across systems without replacing one with another.
For Green Bay arrest records, use Green Bay Police Records for city police documents, Brown County Jail for county custody, and Wisconsin court case search for the filed criminal proceeding; preserve a separate report, booking, and case identifier for each layer.
Green Bay Police Department has its own Records Division and records-request process for police-created documents. That is the correct starting point when the target is an incident or arrest report created by GBPD. Preserve the report or incident number, date, and request response so the city-police document remains identifiable even if later custody or court status changes.
County detention is a Brown County function. The Brown County Sheriff Jail Division links to inmate lookup and handles jail custody in the Green Bay area. A person can therefore have a Green Bay police report and a Brown County jail record with different identifiers. Wisconsin court case search is a third layer for the filed criminal proceeding. Use the court case number for charges and disposition instead of treating either the police report or jail status as the final legal result.
| Need | Source | Save |
|---|---|---|
| GBPD incident/arrest document | Green Bay Police Records | Report/incident number + date |
| County jail custody | Brown County Jail Division | Inmate/booking identifier + lookup date |
| Filed criminal case | Wisconsin Court System case search | Circuit court case number |
| Judicial outcome | Court docket | Disposition/status event |
Do not substitute a different Wisconsin county sheriff.
A city police report and jail record are separate products.
Disposition belongs to the judicial record.