What This Site Does
Illinois makes many arrest and booking details subject to public-record rules, but finding the right record still depends on the agency and custody state. Pulaski County’s Detention Center is in Ullin, and its official pages describe shared populations. The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office maintains its own FOIA path in Mound City. Municipal police departments may hold their own arrest reports. The Circuit Clerk and Judici carry the post-booking court trail, while IDOC covers sentenced state-prison custody.
This private reference brings those paths together. It explains what a booking record can contain, why a facility address does not prove the arrest jurisdiction, how to make a narrow FOIA request, and how to compare an arrest story with a later court disposition. The county home page absorbs the roster, recent-bookings, booking-record, and correction topics. The city pages apply the same source discipline to Mounds, Mound City, and Ullin.
The project does not store official records or display a collection of faces. A booking photograph, when one exists and is legally releasable, remains with its custodian or original news source. The goal is a clear route to the record, including a clear statement when a public web result was not verified.
What Readers Will Find
The pages are organized around the real Pulaski County source map rather than a generic county jail template.
- The home page explains the full booking-record path, the absence of a verified public roster or feed, Illinois law, FOIA requests, custody states, court follow-up, IDOC, federal locators, and the three mapped cities.
- The Mounds, Mound City, and Ullin pages keep municipal contacts, county detention, state-police involvement, and local news limits distinct.
- Wanted Fugitives explains that no verified county most-wanted list or automated warrant portal was found and points to official safety and court paths.
- Arrest News identifies KBSI, KFVS, The Cairo Citizen, historic newspaper leads, and the limited role of unofficial indexes.
- Records-request language includes the two Pulaski custodians, Illinois response timing, photo limits, correction steps, and the distinction between a booking record and a court disposition.
What We Cannot Do
This is a privately operated reference site. It has no connection to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, the Detention Center, any city police department, Illinois State Police, IDOC, the courts, or another government agency. The site cannot release, hold, transfer, or locate a person in custody. It cannot post bond, arrange a visit, move money, or file a record request on another person’s behalf.
- It cannot confirm current custody, release, warrant status, charges, or a court outcome.
- It cannot create a booking record when an agency does not publish an online result.
- It cannot give individualized legal advice about a warrant, sealing, expungement, or a court case.
- It cannot promise that a phone number, office address, fee, or agency procedure remains unchanged.
Only the originating government office or court can confirm the current status of a record. The pages point to the most relevant official path, but the agency’s response controls.
Search Partners and Funding
Some pages contain search boxes supplied by outside providers. Those providers set their own prices, terms, and result methods. If a visitor follows a tool to a paid signup, the operator of this site may receive a referral fee. That fee helps support the reference pages and does not give the site control over the provider’s pricing, data, uptime, or results.
A partner tool is never the same as a Pulaski County government record. Official agencies, the Circuit Clerk, IDOC, BOP, ICE, and the named news outlets remain separate sources. The source label and any date note should be read before relying on a result.