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Questions about official Sullivan County records should go to the office that created or maintains the file. Court dockets and certified dispositions belong with the court clerk. Sheriff reports and county jail material use Sheriff channels, while a person's official New York fingerprint history comes through DCJS. The contacts below route common requests without treating the county's general FOIL office as a substitute for the courts.

This Is Not a Government Office. Sullivan County Criminal History is a private reference site. It cannot retrieve, change, certify, or accept a filing for any government record.

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  • Supreme and County Court files: Supreme/County Court Clerks' Office, Lawrence H. Cooke Courthouse, 100 North Street, Monticello, NY 12701; 845-791-3540. The county also lists 845-791-3559 for Supreme Court and 845-791-3554 for County Court.
  • Sheriff incident and arrest reports: Sullivan County Sheriff Patrol, 58 Old Route 17, Monticello, NY 12701; 845-794-7100. Sheriff FOIL requests go to nadine.bury@sullivanny.gov.
  • Current county custody: Sullivan County Jail, 58 Old Route 17, Monticello, NY 12701; 845-794-7102.
  • General county FOIL: FOIL Officer Rosie Savaglio-Chous, 100 North Street, PO Box 5012, Monticello, NY 12701; foil@sullivanny.gov; 845-807-0450; fax 845-807-0460.
  • District Attorney records: Sullivan County District Attorney, 14 Bushnell Avenue, Monticello, NY 12701; 845-794-3344; scda@sullivanny.gov; weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Personal New York rap sheet: use the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Personal Record Review and enroll for fingerprints through IdentoGO. DCJS does not offer a general public name search of its repository.
  • Sex offender registry: DCJS telephone information is available at 800-262-3257 with the required identifier; registry staff can be reached at 518-417-3384 or SORRequests@dcjs.ny.gov.

Local town or village justice courts hold many misdemeanors, violations, traffic cases, preliminary felony matters, and bench-warrant files. Identify the arrest municipality and named court before calling the Monticello county clerk. Liberty Town Justice Court, for example, publishes 845-292-6980 and states that court business is not conducted by email or Internet.