Contacts

Brown County Busted Mugshots is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, or pull an official booking record. Contact the Sheriff, jail, court, or corrections office that maintains the record.


Where to Ask for a Brown County Record

The office depends on the question. Brown Sheriff handles local arrest reports, releases, warrants, and its own records. Schuyler County Jail is the located lodging facility for Brown arrestees in the official reports, but it is a separate county system. The general county directory lists office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sheriff and jail operations may differ, so call before visiting.

Brown County Sheriff’s Office

200 Court Street, Room 1
Mount Sterling, IL 62353

Office: 217-773-2061 Ext. 1
Operational route: 217-773-2011

sheriff@browncoil.org
Official office page

Use for an arrest report, Brown Sheriff release, warrant routing, or a written FOIA request. No separate booking-photo form or records-unit address was posted.

Schuyler County Jail

216 W. Lafayette Street
Rushville, IL 62681

217-322-4366

Recent Bookings

Use for current custody, booking-card fields, photo availability, release or transfer questions, and the jail’s current FOIA route. No separate photo form or fee schedule was located.

Brown County Circuit Clerk

200 Court Street, Room 5
Mount Sterling, IL

217-773-2713 Ext. 2

circuitclerk@browncoil.org
Illinois Courts directory

Use for the public case, hearing, filing, and disposition route. Confirm the working local portal by phone.

For a city-specific contact, Mount Sterling Police is listed at 145 W. Main Street, 217-773-3961. Village of Versailles is at 211 N. Chestnut Street, 217-225-3411. The Brown County numbers page lists Timewell at 217-440-5305 for the Mound Station local reference. Ask each office which agency maintains the responsive record.


Choose the Right Lookup Route

These routes answer different record questions. A third-party result or a missing public card should not replace the originating office.

Use 911 for an emergency. Do not approach another person to resolve a warrant or custody question.