This is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, arrange release, post bond, or retrieve an official booking record. Contact the office that created or holds the record for those services.
Official Eau Claire County Routes
Use the public office that matches the record question. The county inmate listing is the route for a current jail result, subject to its weekday update warning. The Sheriff’s Records Center handles a focused county request. Court status comes from Wisconsin courts, and municipal records remain with the appropriate city police department.
| Question | Official contact or source |
|---|---|
| Current Eau Claire County Jail listing | County inmate page; central control 715-839-4707, listed 24 hours. |
| County booking record request | Sheriff Records Center, 715-839-4701; ecso.records@eauclairecounty.gov. |
| Active warrant question | Warrant & Transport Division, 715-839-4704; official warrant page. |
| Eau Claire Police record | Records Division, 715-839-4984; police.records@eauclairewi.gov. |
| Court case or disposition | Wisconsin Circuit Court Access. |
Sheriff and Jail Contacts
Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office
721 Oxford Ave, Suite 1400
Eau Claire, WI 54703
Office: 715-839-4709
Non-emergency / after-hours dispatch: 715-839-4972
Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays.
Eau Claire County Jail / secure detention
710 Second Ave
Eau Claire, WI 54703
Current-inmate central control: 715-839-4707, 24 hours
County directory secure-detention line: 715-839-4702. Verify the applicable line before a time-sensitive call.
City, State, and Federal Records
Eau Claire Police uses 721 Oxford Ave, Suite 1400 and directs public-records requests to its records division or city records portal. Altoona Police is at 1904 Spooner Ave, Altoona, WI 54720, with administration at 715-839-6090. Augusta Police is at 145 W Lincoln St, PO Box 475, Augusta, WI 54722; its official page shows two numbers, 715-286-2252 and 715-286-2555, so confirm the records route before relying on either.
The WI DOC locator is for state-prison custody. VINE is a separate notification service. BOP and ICE locators cover separate federal and immigration systems. The county records reference distinguishes these sources and their limits. Questions about this private reference may be directed through the site’s usual communication channel, but official record confirmation must come from the originating office.