Beaver County, PA Public Records

The public may access records kept by Beaver County offices upon request under Pennsylvania's Right-to-Know Law. The county maintains both digital and physical archives, which may include electronic data processing files, films, sound recordings, books, maps, photos, microfilms, letters, and other materials. You can use an RTK Request Form to submit a written request to the Open Records Officer in Beaver County to access public records. Make sure the details you give will be enough to locate the record you're looking for. It is crucial to ascertain which office possesses the records you're looking for because many offices have an Open Records Officer.

Requests must be answered by Beaver County offices as soon as is reasonably possible. The Open Records Officer will decide whether to provide access to the requester for copies of the record or full access to the record. There may be a cost associated with a record request, particularly if copies of the sought records are being obtained. Certain requests for records may be turned down because they are private or delicate. In such cases, you may file an appeal to the Office of Open Records.

Courts in Beaver County

Court Records in Beaver County, Pennsylvania

Beaver County courts hear civil, criminal, and traffic matters from which the county's court records are derived. Transcripts, briefs, motions, dockets, complaints, depositions, testimony, affidavits, summonses, sentences, orders, and judgments are among the materials found in county court cases. Beaver County court records can be accessed through the clerk of the court's office or the courthouse where the case was filed. The Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania Web Portal also allows you to see court summaries and docket sheets online.

The public does not have access to every court record in Beaver County. Laws protect some records from public inspection because they include sensitive information. For instance, records containing social security numbers, driver's licence numbers, and other personally identifying information cannot be viewed by the general public. Furthermore, cases involving underage children, such as adoption or juvenile court proceedings, are not accessible to the general public.

Court Name:

Address:

City:

Beaver County Common Pleas

810 3rd St.

Beaver

More details

Jails and Prisons in Beaver County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Beaver County, Pennsylvania

The Beaver County jail is a medium-security adult institution in Aliquippa, that has a capacity of 402 and is run by the Beaver County Sheriff's Office and the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. The facility opened in 1984 and houses prisoners from all around Beaver County. The Sheriff's Office does not publish jail records or its current inmate roster on the Internet. You can get these records by writing to or visiting the Sheriff's Office. To help in your search, you will need to supply specific details about the inmate.

Jails and Prisons Name:

Address:

City:

Beaver County PA Jail

6000 Woodlawn Blvd.

Aliquippa

More details

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Beaver County

Arrest Records in Beaver County, Pennsylvania

Arrest records for Beaver County usually detail the specifics of all of the arrests that the county's law enforcement officials have made. The name, physical description, charges, bond information, and mugshots of the arrested person may all be found in this arrest record. If you get in touch with the Beaver County Sheriff's Office or the city police agency that made the arrest, you can obtain these documents. Within the county are the following police departments: Beaver Falls, Rochester Township, Monaca, Beaver, Harmony Township, and Darlington Township. Requests for some arrest recordsâ€”like juvenile arrest recordsâ€”won't be fulfilled since some arrest records are sealed.

Police Departments Name:

Address:

City:

Beaver County Sheriff's Office

810 3rd Street

Beaver

More details