Huber Heights Busted Mugshots

Huber Heights busted mugshots are handled by the Huber Heights Police Division and the Montgomery County jail system. Huber Heights is a suburb of Dayton with about 38,000 people. The police division at 6121 Taylorsville Road processes arrests and maintains records through its Administration Division. People arrested in Huber Heights who face jail time go to the Montgomery County Jail in Dayton. You can request busted mugshots through the records section by phone, email, or in person during business hours. Ohio's public records law gives you the right to access these files.

Huber Heights Busted Mugshots in Montgomery County

Huber Heights is part of Montgomery County, just north of Dayton. The Huber Heights Police Division has three main divisions. The Administration Division handles management, internal affairs, evidence, property, police reports, arrest records, and crime analysis. The Investigations Division works on solving crimes. The Patrol Division is the largest, covering first response, crime deterrence, local arrests, and community services. Chief Mark Lightner leads the department.

The records section at 6121 Taylorsville Road is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Closed on weekends and most holidays. Phone is 937-233-1565. The primary email for records requests is aholloway@hhoh.org. You can also contact Records Clerks Michelle Hunt or Yazmin Taylor, or supervisors Wendy Morris and Heather Flora. Records Manager Deborah Wiley can be reached at 937-237-3597. Two clerks are specially trained in Ohio's public records laws.

The City of Huber Heights website has information about city services and the police division. The non-emergency dispatch number is 937-233-2080. For media requests, contact Sergeant Josh Fosnight at 937-237-3592.

That screenshot shows the Huber Heights city website where you can find police division contact details and start looking for busted mugshots and arrest information.

Getting Huber Heights Arrest Records

Under ORC 149.43, all public records maintained by the City of Huber Heights are available for prompt inspection and copying. You can get copies on paper, in the same format the city stores the record, or on another medium the city deems reasonable. Costs follow the Public Records Fee Schedule. If a record has exempt information, the non-exempt parts must still be given to you. You get notified about any redactions.

If the records section is not sure whether a record can be released, they send it to appropriate staff for review. Denials come with an explanation and legal authority. Written requests get written denials. The city's Public Records Administrator can be reached at 937-233-1423 for general records policy questions.

Local criminal records searches through Huber Heights Police are limited to previous contact with the division only. They do not reflect contact with any other agency. Call 937-233-1565 during records hours to request one. Crash reports are available through the division and also online at the Ohio Department of Public Safety crash reporting site. Criminal and traffic reports go through the records section.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Records Department at 345 W. Second St in Dayton handles county-level records. The Montgomery County Sheriff's website has an online inmate roster with names, mugshots, dates of birth, booking dates, booking numbers, and charges. This covers people transferred from Huber Heights to the county jail.

Sealing Huber Heights Busted Mugshots

Huber Heights covers 22.37 square miles and has a crime rate of 187, which is 9% lower than the Ohio average. Mayor Jeff Gore leads city government. Phone is 937-672-7272. The city is classified as a suburb of Dayton and shares the Montgomery County court and jail system with Dayton, Kettering, and other nearby cities. Property and evidence from Huber Heights arrests can be retrieved by appointment at 937-237-3575 from the police division property room. You must be on time or call to cancel. Fire and EMS reports are handled separately by the Huber Heights Fire Division at 937-233-1564.

Record sealing under ORC 2953.32 lets some people remove their arrest records from public searches. File in the court where the conviction happened. Not all offenses qualify. Violent crimes and sex offenses are usually excluded. The prosecutor can object. If the judge grants it, BCI at the Ohio Attorney General's office seals its files too.

Montgomery County Jail visitation uses a video monitoring system. You can visit on-site or from home. Create an account through SmartJailMail. On-site hours run Monday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each inmate gets two 30-minute visits per week. Warrant information from the Montgomery County Sheriff is given in person only with proper ID. No most wanted list is maintained.

For statewide busted mugshot searches, the ODRC Offender Search handles state prison inmates. VINELink covers county jails too and sends free alerts by phone, email, or text when custody status changes. BCI at 855-BCI-OHIO handles statewide criminal history requests beyond what Huber Heights or Montgomery County holds locally. The Supreme Court of Ohio maintains court directories for all 88 counties to help you track cases through the judicial system. Montgomery County has both a Court of Common Pleas for felonies and several municipal courts for lesser offenses. If a public office denies your records request without a valid legal reason, you can take the matter to court and potentially recover damages of $100 per business day, up to $1,000, under the Ohio Public Records Act.

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