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Missouri has 114 counties and one independent city with 961 cities having a population of almost 6 million. Missouri was admitted into the Union in 1821 as the 24th state. The land that is now Missouri was acquired from France in the Louisiana Purchase. It is also known as the transition between the Eastern and Western United States. Missouri is bordered by 8 different states. Major industries include aerospace, food processing, chemicals and agricultural manufacturing. Missouri produces massive amounts of soybeans, hogs and cattle. It also has vast quantities of limestone and produces the most lead of all the states. Government departments throughout Missouri are custodians of records and information which are open to public access. The Missouri State Highway Patrol contains the Criminal Justice Information Services Division which is the central repository for all fingerprint-based criminal record information for the state. It also houses the Access Integrity Unit which is responsible for compliance with system accesses and collecting Uniform Crime Reporting data. Find Missouri public records from conveniently organized links that direct searches to official state sites containing numerous recorded documents. These documents include birth, death and other vital records. Perform searches for Missouri criminal records and court case records online. Access pertinent information relating to government agencies and resources, public services, and community events. Discover directories which link to data available through city, county, or state websites. View census figures and learn about state demographics. Learn about Missouri land and property values, housing and real estate information. See data detailing gender and ethnicity backgrounds of those who are private business owners in the state. Find Missouri crime reports and statistics and obtain information concerning employment income, including government and private workers. See data regarding state residents education and background histories. Read news reports and stories of local interest. Available facts and information are continually refreshed to ensure data is kept current.
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  • Where can I access a copy of the original police reports from the day of my arrest in 2015 in Missouri?
    Arrest or incident reports can be requested from the law enforcement agency which created the report. Individual departments maintain websites with information as to where and how to request various types of official police reports. When requesting from the Missouri highway patrol, their site offers a public request form that can be submitted online.
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  • How do I find out how many warrants have been issued for a person from 2007 to 2013 in Missouri?
    Depends on the county or city where the warrant was issued. Some such as Springfield police published a list of active arrest warrants from their Municipal Court, same with Boon county and others don't.
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  • How can I find out if someone is in prison in Missouri?
    You can check the public access to Missouri's dept. of corrections inmate list above. When you click on "Missouri Prison and Jail Inmates", the landing page will have fields where you can search by the offenders name.
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  • How do I see if someone from Missouri is being sentenced?
    Check the court calendar for that day, which is open for anyone with internet access. Go to the Missouri court's home page, you can get there with the state's court link under "Free Public Records Directory". Once you're on the home page, you will see a "Search for a Case" link in the center of that page. When you go to that page, you will see the option "Scheduled Hearings
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  • How do I find out the outcome of a person's charges and what they were sentenced to in Missouri?
    You can search cases freely by date or party name. Click on this link https://www.courts.mo.gov/that will go to the state's main court web page, where you will see "Search for a Case Find public case information". There's an option that allows to narrow the search by court/jurisdiction and type. This search is also freely open to the public, you can search multiple names and cases without being charged.
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  • How do I find out if someone has a warrant in Missouri?
    To look for a warrant, you need to do some searching on your own unless you hire someone else, or entity to do the search for you. Warrants can be searched throughout the state by checking with the law enforcement agency of that area, such as the sheriff for the county and police for municipalities. There are federal warrants, however, not as common. It depends greatly where the warrant was issued from, some departments have the data online and others don't, so it's hard to say precisely how. You can search questions and answers at the county level. When you enter "Missouri warrant search", you will see a list of sheriffs department which provide online warrant lists. All may not be listed initially, so you may need to look by individual county name. Warrants are issued by judges/courts, law enforcement gets them after to serve them to the individual.
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  • How do I get police reports and information from a murder case in Missouri?
    Both, police reports (other than few exceptions) and criminal court cases are public information. You will need to request them separately unless the case file contains a copy of the police report. Find the county court services, which include case searches. Begin with the state's court web-page and their litigant/party case search. You may need to go to the courthouse in person to view the entire case file, everything is most likely not available online.
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  • How do I find out where someone currently works in Missouri?
    Check for professional licenses, you can see cpa's and their partnerships, or an attorney as to where they practice. Some employment information is public, including many government jobs. It's okay to look over many sites, as long as it is not costing anything, professional profiles online are published even if the person is not a contractor or a person for hire, just a professional profile which will include current employment, even some from the past. Linkedin is another good resource.
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  • How do I inquire if I have a warrant in Missouri?
    There are misdemeanor, municipal, and felony warrants. Greene county's sheriff's department has an online searches both, while other counties have their muni warrants appearing on their webpage. Misdemeanor or municipal warrants are generally traffic warrants and low level offenses. There are recent warrants published by date on this page below. If you click on "More", older warrants will appear.
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  • Where do I find in Missouri, a copy of a death certificate, for a specific person listed in a will?
    The Missouri secretary of state has an open death certificate search of death from 1910 to 1965. It's a free search and you will see a digitized image of the certificate. You are able to search multiple counties at once.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, when someone will be released?
    If you can find that person in Missouri's Department of corrections' database, you will be able to see sentence information freely online. There's also a category "Completed Offenses" once the inmate's profile is found.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, if I have arrest warrants?
    There are sheriffs webpages which show their local warrants, Greene county is one, simply search the county name followed by the keywords: active warrants, or just warrants. These warrant lists are free, you may need to search around for them. Which county was the warrant in?
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  • Where do I find in Missouri, how can I acquire free public records?
    Begin with what you can find on this site, including jumping to county pages and more. Check the Missouri Free Court Records Search above that is a free search. Another free court search is https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/base/welcome.doyou can search criminal, appellate, civil, probate, infraction, traffic and municipal cases. For local records, county pages do the same, offer a list of various government agencies with free and open databases. Since you're doing the search with free records, or as much of it as you can, you will need to look for databases with useful information individually, there's more work in finding the databases than searching them once you've found them.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, if I have a warrant for my arrest?
    Is it a municipal warrant? county or state of Missouri warrant? Generally, a judge/court issues the warrant, that particular court or clerk will likely have a website and how to retrieve records or information. Access is easier when it is of your own, certain departments, probably larger ones, will have online services to search for their data.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, my court date?
    Reach the court clerk. They have websites for contact information and other public services online. Which circuit? There are forty five judicial circuits. The state court website has a list of all circuit by county you can directly connect to.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, access to building permits and inspection records?
    Building permits should be issued by counties and/or cities. They will have their own procedures on how to access their services. Mention the location or city so that others which have had some experience with the same issue can better help.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, when an order of protection was taken out on someone?
    Order of protection petitions are generally filed with the court, and court records are public. Depends where the order was filed, county/court. Court proceedings, even in these petitions are public records. There are plenty of services online to help with orders of protection, courts.mo.gov has an online form which answers many questions about filings and issued copies.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, access to property tax information?
    Property taxes in Missouri are handled by the department of revenue. Real estate information such as home ownership is different. The Missouri Department of Revenue deals with personal property such as vehicle and tax information. If you'd like to search homes, their owners, value or copies of deeds, you'll need to look into that particular county (unless you'd like to find a private source). Within Missouri counties' websites you can find their department of revenue, they provide real estate documents, copies, liens (either federal or state), research and other official documents. Which county is the property in?
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, arrests on December 19, 2014?
    Arrests are mostly made by local police departments, state police have their own arrest reports, mostly involving DUIs. Depending where the arrest happened, there is a process to request reports from individual police department. There are departments which allow free copies to the individual that was arrested. If there was a defense attorney or public defender involved, they may have already requested and obtained a copy.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, about a previous restraining order?
    The Missouri court site has a page which can shed light about restraining orders, also known as 'order of protection' and information about the 'Missouri Uniformed Law Enforcement System (MULES)'. MULES allow law enforcement agencies across the state to have access to orders of protection. There are factors such as whether it was filed and had a hearing, in which court, since there are accessibility guidelines in requesting copies. The Missouri courts' website offers forms and shows where they are filed and what happens afterward to the petition.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, a divorced woman by her maiden name?
    To do a comprehensive search, both maiden and all married names would need to be searched. During a search, you can run into both, and some records such as deeds can have both. One of the first steps to a successful search is to uncover all names, and treat each as an individual search.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, my lost court documents, judgement and money from my neighbor's dog bite last year?
    Contact the actual court where u got the judgement. County offices always have contact information for courts in their jurisdiction. Speak to the clerk, she can point u in the right direction. Also u have to decide if ur judgement is worth sharing a piece of it with an attorney.
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  • Where can I solve a problem in Missouri, if I have a city warrant for failure to appear and the reason for my failure to appear, is due to being incarcerated in county jail in a different city at the time of my court date?
    Write a letter to the court that you were supposed to be at. U can call the clerk and get the name of the judge that handled ur case (traffic, misdemeanor possession, theft, etc.. and u can write that judge and his office will check and reset ur court date or maybe u can get time served if u were already arraigned in for the charge. If it was a traffic thing or a fine u needed to pay they will want the money! So have the cash when u do go to court!
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, how to solve the problem of two warrants for my son's arrest in two different counties; Boone County where he is under arrest for a parole violation and Callaway County which has a warrant for his arrest?
    No. He is on PROBATION. That means they can take however long they want as long as their courts pay his jail bill (Boone County) They're probably waiting until they have arranged transportation cheaply.(another inmate going to or coming from that area).
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, free information about my daughter's arrest on a 13 year old warrant?
    Copies of police reports are available from the department which made the arrest. Policies about who can or how to get them depends on the individual department. Easy way to find out is by looking it up on the department's site. Some departments provide free copies to persons which are related to the case/incident. There are several issues to consider, where the arrest occurred, where the warrant was issued/which court, the level of the offense and other factors. The Missouri state patrol's website gives specific instructions with forms to request arrest reports, also, an instant web search of arrest information is on their site. The arrest information is not a full complete arrest report, just informational and you can print it out. A lot of the police departments spell out the booking and arrest process. The state highway patrol has a phone number to their records division listed for any questions from the public.
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  • Where can I find in Missouri, title records for a property?
    The County Recorder of Deeds has official copies for the public. Depending on where you are looking, some counties have better online services than others. If you are not nearby the recorder's physical location, you can contact them directly as this is an often requested document and is the clerk's responsibility to provide them. There are services which go to the offices and get copies. The Adair county assessors is an example where individuals can drop by, look up property information on micro-film.
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Missouri Latest Crime Records (Updated 01/17/2021)

  • Total Violent Crime:
    26,856
  • Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter:
    403
  • Rape:
    2,379
  • Robbery:
    5,592
  • Aggravated Assault:
    18,482
  • Total Property Crime:
    176,237
  • Burglary:
    35,258
  • Larceny Theft:
    124,622
  • Motor Vehicle Theft:
    16,357

Missouri American Community Survey (ACS) Census Bureau (Updated 01/17/2021)

  • About Missouri ACS Demographic and Housing Estimates
    Missouri's demographic and housing ACS survey of 6,028,076 being 1.92 percent of U.S. residents is comprised of 49.0% males and 51.0% of females. American Community Survey separates various ethnicities depending on the area's population of persons from less than 5 years of age to 85 years old and over. ACS is an ongoing survey with five year estimates down to the block group scale providing a summary spanning five years, from 2010 to 2014 and released in 2014. View the percentage of the population by race, including various groups of Native Americans, Asians, American Indian, Alaska Native, and two or more races.
  • About Missouri Selected Social Characteristics
    The Missouri social characteristics data of 2,361,232 households, which make up 2.03 percent of all U.S. households, are surveyed by ACS . View the number and percentages of married and divorced residents 15 years and older, including 1,532,908 families with and without children. There are 1,555,899 persons enrolled in school which are 3 years of age and over are separated by education level from nursery school to graduate and professional degrees. The state's resident social characteristics collected data include estimated percentages and totals of persons which are foreign born, Island areas, born abroad to American parent(s), citizenship status and ancestry.
  • About Missouri Selected Economic Characteristics
    The Missouri American Community Survey economic characteristics displays current and past employment of 4,781,853 persons which are 16 years of age and older comprising of 1.92 percent of the United States labor force. Employment numbers of 3,034,525 civilians in various occupations from construction to information technology collected by industry. Overview of income and benefits in 2014, received from private entities and public public assistance. Population of the labor force with private or public health coverage for both employed and unemployed residents. Data regarding the percentage of families with income below poverty level are collected by age groups ranging from persons under the age of 18 to 65 years and over.
  • About Missouri Selected Housing Characteristics
    Missouri housing characteristics are collected from 2,723,417 dwellings making up 2.05 percent of all U.S. housing, includes a survey of either inhabited 2,361,232 or uninhabited 362,185 domiciles. Data coverage of various rentals or owned structures containing 1 room to 9 rooms. Find out which mode of transportation 2,361,232 commuters in the state used to get to work. Look up the type of energy utilized by individual occupied residences. An overview of median monthly homeowner costs with or without mortgage. Percentage of rent versus income per household and homeowner costs as percentage of household income. Information collected begins with residence from 1969 or earlier.
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