Fairfield Arrest Records
Fairfield police blotter records are maintained by the Fairfield Police Department in Solano County. The city has about 120,000 residents and is located between San Francisco and Sacramento. Arrest records and booking logs are public information under California law. You can request these records through the department's NextRequest portal. The online system makes it easy to submit and track public records requests. People arrested in Fairfield are booked into Solano County jail facilities where custody records are maintained by the county sheriff.
Fairfield Quick Facts
Fairfield Records Portal
The Fairfield Police Department NextRequest portal handles all public records requests for the city. This online system lets you request arrest records, police reports, and other law enforcement documents. Create a free account to submit and track your requests.
To request arrest records, provide the name of the person arrested and the date if known. Include any case numbers or report numbers you have. The more details you provide, the faster staff can locate your records.
California law requires agencies to respond within 10 days. They must tell you if they have the records and when they will be available. The portal will notify you by email when your records are ready or if the department needs more information.
Records available from Fairfield PD include:
- Arrest reports and booking logs
- Traffic collision reports
- Crime reports for victims
- Police incident reports
- Activity logs and statistics
Fees depend on the type of record and how you want to receive it. Digital copies usually cost less than printed ones. The department will inform you of fees before completing your request. Payment is required before records are released.
Public Arrest Information
Under Government Code Section 7923.600, Fairfield police must make certain arrest information public. This includes the name of every person arrested, their age and physical description, the time and date of arrest, the location of the arrest, and the charges filed. Bail amounts are also public records.
Some details may be withheld if releasing them would interfere with an ongoing investigation. Basic booking facts are always public. Arrest information shows charges at the time of booking. Final charges may be different after prosecutors review the case. Court records show what happens after arrest.
Anyone can request public records. You do not need to explain why you want arrest information. Some personal details may be redacted for privacy, but core arrest facts are available to the public in California.
Note: Arrest records show allegations and do not prove guilt until a court conviction.
Solano County Custody Records
People arrested in Fairfield are booked into Solano County jail facilities. The county sheriff operates the jail system. For information about custody records, visit the Solano County jail booking logs page. The system displays public data about people arrested and booked into the county jail within the last seven days.
The booking information is released pursuant to Government Code Section 7923.610. The logs show names, booking dates, and basic arrest information. For current custody status beyond the seven-day window, you may need to contact the jail directly.
For questions about inmates in Solano County custody, contact the Solano County Sheriff's Office. They can provide information about people in custody and booking records. Check the county website for current contact information and jail locations.
Fairfield Police Contact
The Fairfield Police Department headquarters is located on Civic Center Drive. You can visit during business hours or call for non-emergency matters. For public records requests, use the NextRequest portal for fastest service.
| Department | Fairfield Police Department |
|---|---|
| Address | 1000 Webster Street Fairfield, CA 94533 |
| Non-Emergency | (707) 428-7300 |
| Records Portal | fairfieldcapd.nextrequest.com |
The police station is in downtown Fairfield near City Hall. SolTrans bus routes serve the area. The Fairfield Transportation Center provides connections to regional transit. Parking is available at the civic center. Bring a photo ID if you visit the station in person.
Legal Help in Fairfield
The Solano County Public Defender represents people charged with crimes who cannot afford a private attorney. Their office serves all of Solano County including Fairfield. The main office is in Fairfield. Call (707) 784-6140 for information about public defender services.
Bay Area Legal Aid provides free civil legal help to low-income residents in Solano County. While they do not handle criminal defense cases, they can assist with related civil matters. Their Fairfield office serves Solano County. Call (800) 551-5554 or visit baylegal.org for more information.
The Solano County Bar Association can provide information about legal resources in the county. They may operate a lawyer referral service that can connect you with a private attorney who handles criminal law cases.
Solano County Police Blotter
Fairfield is in Solano County. The county sheriff maintains arrest and booking records for unincorporated areas and the county jail system. For county jail rosters, booking logs, and arrest records from other Solano County locations, visit the Solano County police blotter page.