Who to Call in Genesee County: Phone Numbers for Courts, Sheriff, Pre‑Trial, Friend of the Court and Veterans Services

At a Glance

• ✓ Court records (civil, criminal), Genesee County Clerk: (810) 257-3220
• ✓ Crime reports, Genesee County Sheriff: (810) 257-3418
• ✓ Central Intake, Pre-Trial Services: (810) 257-3486
• ✓ Friend of the Court appointments: (810) 257-3097
• ✓ Community Corrections Director (Community Corrections Advisory Board): (810) 257-3020
• ✓ Department of Veterans Services: (810) 257-3068 (Fax: (810) 237-6172)

These are the phone numbers families ask for most: court information, pre-trial questions, and Friend of the Court appointments. Need a different county department? Check the full directory linked at the end of this page.

For court records and case information (civil or criminal), call the Genesee County Clerk at (810) 257-3220.

To report a crime or follow up on a report with the Genesee County Sheriff, call (810) 257-3418.

Questions about pre-trial intake or supervision? Start with Central Intake for Genesee County Pre-Trial Services at (810) 257-3486. It's the fastest way to reach the right person.

To schedule a Friend of the Court appointment or ask about family-court matters, call (810) 257-3097.

Reach the Community Corrections Director at (810) 257-3020. For the Genesee County Department of Veterans Services, call (810) 257-3068.

1. Leave a detailed message. Include your full name, a call-back number, and any case identifiers you have (case number, court division, or the person’s full name and date of birth if relevant).
2. Try the closest alternate office. If you started with one department and it sounds like the wrong place, use the at-a-glance list to call the office that matches your need (Clerk for court records, Pre-Trial Central Intake for pre-trial).
3. Call back at a different time. Try earlier in the day, and keep weekends and holidays in mind if you are not getting through.
4. Use another contact method when available. Some departments accept paperwork or requests through other channels (for example, fax).

For anything else, check Genesee County's "Who do I contact?" directory page. It lists additional department numbers and can point you to the right office.