Skagit County Sheriff
"Committed To Your Safety"
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The Sheriff's Office is open for records requests from to 8:30 to 4:30 Monday through Friday, excluding holidays and county closure days.
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The Skagit County Sheriff's Office is committed to responding to your requests for public records in a timely manner. We prefer requests be made in writing. The Records Division will disseminate the information in accordance with the Washington State Public Disclosure Act (RCW 42.56). A clear description of the specific report you are requesting will help expedite your request examples are the case number, date and time of the incident, and persons involved. Please click on the following link to be re-directed to our records request program. You may also make a request over the phone or in person at our front counter. Be advised that a request made in either manner will still be processed through our records management program.
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The
Records Division of the Skagit County Sheriff's Office is staffed by 7 support
Services Technicians and occasional volunteers. The Records Division is
responsible for transcription of police reports, processing and issuing
concealed pistol licenses and other miscellaneous permits, fingerprinting,
public disclosure requests, dissemination of police reports to the prosecutor,
warrant and order entry, and reception.