Glacier County Sheriff’s Office

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency serving Glacier County, Montana. With a primary mission of maintaining peace and order, protecting lives and property, and providing necessary services to the community, the office performs numerous duties, including law enforcement, court security, prisoner transport, process serving, and search and rescue.

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The Glacier County Sheriff's Department handles investigations, makes arrests, and takes care of law enforcement within the county. It is the responsibility of the department to execute active arrest warrants issued by the county courts and to maintain arrest records for those warrants.

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office can be contacted for non-emergency situations at their office location or through the following contact information:

Address: 512 E Main St, Cut Bank, MT 59427

Phone: (406) 873-2711

Email: [email protected]

Please note that if it's an emergency, you should call 911 immediately.

Arrest Warrants Search

Active Arrest Warrants

Active arrest warrants in Glacier County are court orders that authorize law enforcement officers to apprehend and detain individuals suspected of a crime. These are issued by a judge or magistrate of a court upon the request of law enforcement or a District Attorney.

You can look for active arrest warrants in Glacier County by reaching out to the Glacier County Sheriff's Office. However, for privacy and legal reasons, certain information may not be readily available, and specific protocols need to be followed.

Warrant Lookup

To perform a Glacier County warrant lookup, you can directly contact the Sheriff's office. Keep in mind that you should not approach any person who may have an outstanding warrant. Always contact law enforcement to handle such matters.

Arrest Records Search

An arrest records search can provide information about a person's arrest history. These records are maintained by the Glacier County Sheriff's Office and can be requested by contacting the office directly. It's important to note that an arrest record doesn't imply guilt; it simply states that the individual was taken into custody.

Criminal Records and Background Checks

Criminal records and background checks are often requested by employers, landlords, or for certain licensing or permitting purposes. The Glacier County Clerk of Court is the custodian of these records. To request these records, contact the Clerk's office at (406) 873-3652.

Sex Offender Registry

The Montana Sex Offender Registry is a public database that provides information about registered sex offenders in Montana, including Glacier County. Here, you can search by name, city, county, or zip code to access relevant information.

Most Wanted List

The most wanted list of individuals with active warrants is maintained by the local sheriff's office. To inquire about Glacier County's most wanted list, contact the sheriff's department.

Bail Bonds

Bail bonds in Glacier County can be handled by a number of licensed bail bondsman agencies. Once an individual is arrested and booked, a bail amount is set. If the person cannot afford the bail, a bail bondsman can pay the bail in return for a fee. If you need assistance with bail bonds, you can refer to local listings for licensed bail bonds agencies.

Glacier County Police Departments

Besides the Sheriff's Office, Glacier County is also served by local city Police Departments. These departments assist with maintaining law and order within their jurisdictions and work closely with the Sheriff's Office in enforcing law and order across the county. You can contact these departments directly for any specific issues within their jurisdiction.

Remember, for any immediate emergencies, always dial 911.

Law Enforcement Divisions

Road Patrol Division

The Road Patrol Division is the backbone of the Glacier County Sheriff's Department. Deputies in this division provide round-the-clock service to Glacier County residents, ensuring public safety. They respond to emergencies, assist motorists, enforce traffic laws, and perform regular patrols to deter criminal activity.

Investigation Division

The Investigation Division handles in-depth probes into crimes reported in the county. Detectives assigned to this division have specialized training to tackle complex cases. Their responsibilities include crime scene investigations, collecting and analyzing evidence, conducting interviews and interrogations, and cooperating with other law enforcement agencies.

Special Response Team (SRT)

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department's Special Response Team (SRT) is responsible for handling high-risk situations such as hostage situations, armed and barricaded suspects, and high-risk warrant services. The SRT undergoes rigorous training to ensure they can effectively and safely resolve these incidents.

Corrections Division

The Corrections Division is in charge of the Glacier County Jail. They are responsible for the care, custody, and control of individuals who are arrested and awaiting trial, sentencing, or transport to a state prison.

Public Services

Civil Process Service

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department also serves civil processes, including summons, complaints, and subpoenas. They enforce evictions and conduct property sales to satisfy judgments.

Victim Services

The Victim Services program is committed to helping crime victims and their families by providing them with support and information. They assist victims in understanding and navigating the criminal justice process.

Community Outreach

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office is deeply invested in the community. They participate in community policing initiatives, school programs, and public awareness campaigns to build a strong relationship with the community they serve.

Records Requests

Requesting Arrest Records

To request arrest records, reach out to the Records Division of the Glacier County Sheriff's Office. It's worth noting that while arrest records are typically public, there may be exceptions for ongoing investigations or juvenile cases.

Accessing the Sex Offender Registry

The Montana Sex Offender Registry provides information about registered sex offenders in Glacier County. The registry includes the offender's name, address, physical description, and offenses.

Criminal Records and Background Checks

Criminal records and background checks are available from the Glacier County Clerk of Court. They can be reached at (406) 873-3652.

Emergency Management

Emergency Response and Preparedness

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department works in conjunction with other local agencies and departments to ensure comprehensive emergency response and preparedness. This includes managing and coordinating responses to natural disasters, public health emergencies, and other large-scale incidents that might occur within Glacier County.

Search and Rescue Operations

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department is responsible for coordinating search and rescue operations in the county. They work closely with volunteer organizations and other agencies to conduct operations in a timely and efficient manner.

Crime Prevention and Reporting

Crime Prevention Programs

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department engages in various crime prevention programs aimed at educating residents and businesses on how to safeguard against criminal activities. These programs include neighborhood watch programs, security assessments, and public education campaigns.

Crime Reporting

Residents are encouraged to report any suspected criminal activity to the Glacier County Sheriff's Department. It is only through the cooperation of the community that the department can effectively fight crime and ensure public safety.

Court Services

Court Security

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office is responsible for maintaining the security of the courtrooms within the county. They ensure the safety of everyone within the court premises, including judges, attorneys, defendants, witnesses, and visitors.

Prisoner Transport

The Sheriff's Office is also responsible for safely and securely transporting prisoners to and from court appearances, as well as transfers between different detention facilities.

Law Enforcement Partnerships

Interagency Cooperation

The Glacier County Sheriff's Department actively cooperates with other local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. This collaboration helps ensure comprehensive law enforcement coverage, enhances investigative abilities, and allows for resource sharing during significant incidents.

Montana Highway Patrol

Working alongside the Montana Highway Patrol, the Sheriff's Office assists in maintaining safety on the highways running through Glacier County. They help with traffic enforcement, accident response, and road safety initiatives.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office cooperates with ICE to enforce immigration laws within the county. The collaboration includes sharing information and assisting with operations as necessary.

Public Safety Communications

Emergency Communications Center

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office operates an Emergency Communications Center, which handles all 911 calls within the county. The center dispatches law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services, ensuring prompt response to emergencies.

Non-Emergency Communications

For non-emergencies, citizens can contact the Sheriff's Office directly via phone or email. This includes reporting non-emergency situations, general inquiries, or information requests.

Special Programs and Community Engagement

School Resource Officers

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office provides School Resource Officers (SROs) to local schools. SROs are deputies assigned to schools to ensure safety, provide education on law-related topics, and act as a liaison between the school and law enforcement.

Community Outreach Programs

The Sheriff's Office regularly engages with the community through outreach programs, educational initiatives, and public events. These initiatives promote understanding, communication, and collaboration between the Sheriff's Office and the community it serves.

Public Information and Media Relations

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office maintains a robust public information and media relations program. It ensures timely and accurate communication with the public and media, providing press releases, social media updates, and responses to media inquiries.

Supporting the Sheriff's Office

Joining the Team

The Glacier County Sheriff's Office offers a range of career opportunities for those interested in serving their community. Positions include deputy sheriff, corrections officer, communications officer, and administrative staff.

Volunteer Opportunities

For those who want to support law enforcement efforts without becoming a full-time officer, the Sheriff's Office offers several volunteer opportunities. These may include supporting administrative tasks, participating in community outreach programs, or joining the search and rescue team.