Marshall County Busted Mugshots is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release anyone, post bond, or retrieve an official booking record. For those questions, contact the government office that created or holds the record.
Marshall County Jail Records
The county identifies Carrie Fidler, office manager, for written FOIA requests to the sheriff. The sheriff's department and jail are at 520 6th Street, Lacon, Illinois 61540. The main phone is 309-246-2115. Published office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. After hours, the county directs visitors to the north-entry buzzer. No sheriff-specific online booking-photo form, local fee sheet, or response promise was found.
Marshall County Sheriff's Department
Booking, jail custody, and sheriff records
520 6th Street
Lacon, IL 61540
309-246-2115
Written FOIA requests: Carrie Fidler. Emergency: 911.
Published sheriff contacts
Detective Kyle Rinehart
krinehart@marshallcountyillinois.gov
Sheriff Wayne Strawn
wstrawn@marshallcountyillinois.gov
Chief Deputy Aaron Wilson
awilson@marshallcountyillinois.gov
Ask for existing records. Include the person's full name, approximate arrest or booking date, arresting agency or city, and booking or case number if known. Ask separately for the booking record and photo, if one was taken and maintained.
Where to Send Other Questions
Use the source that owns the record. The Marshall County home page explains the full request and custody-state path. The Circuit Clerk page identifies the court route.
- Henry arrest report: the City of Henry FOIA page directs written requests to the City Clerk, 514 Front Street, Henry, IL 61537, 309-364-3056, tdclerkcoh@gmail.com.
- Lacon police report: use the City of Lacon contact and general FOIA path. The police department is listed at 406 Fifth Street, 309-246-2325.
- Toluca report: use the city government FOIA officers and ask the city or sheriff to identify the record holder. Toluca's pages describe both sheriff police service and a Toluca Police Department.
- Possible warrant: use the Most Wanted and warrant-check page for the sheriff contact and Circuit Clerk distinction. A docket is not an active-warrant confirmation.
- State custody: use the Illinois Department of Corrections search for current individuals and parolees. Former-person requests use IDOC's Contact Us form and “Record Search” subject.
- Federal or immigration custody: use the Bureau of Prisons or ICE locator for that custody system. Neither is a Marshall County jail roster.
What a Request Should Say
A short, date-specific request is easier to route than “send me all mugshots.” Ask for the existing arrest or booking record, charge list, custody receipt or discharge information, and a booking photo if available. Ask the custodian to identify a statutory exemption for a denial or redaction and to provide a fee estimate before a large copy order. A records request does not ask an agency to rewrite a charge or certify a court result.
- Name the person and date range.
- State the agency or city if known.
- Separate the city incident report from the county booking request.
- Ask for electronic copies and a written response.
- Use the Circuit Clerk for disposition rather than asking the sheriff to supply the court's result.
General Reference Questions
Questions about this private reference service, its search-partner disclosure, or a broken page can be sent through the channel supplied with the service. The county's CodeRed page is an emergency-notification source, not a booking contact. Questions about custody, release, booking photos, charges, court cases, or warrants must go to the originating office. An arrest or booking photo is an accusation record, not proof of guilt.