Jails & Incarcerated People

Get information about an arrest warrant issued by the New York City Police Department.

Find out an incarcerated person's bail or bond amount and learn how to make a payment.

Report illegal business practices by a bail bond agent.

Get cash bail refund information and assistance.

Find someone in police custody who has not been arraigned.

Learn about how to get your property back if it is in NYPD custody.

Get a Certificate of Conduct.

Learn about criminal history searches or request past criminal court and district attorney records.

Learn how to vote and find your poll site.

Request health care coordination and services for incarcerated people leaving jail or prison and their families.

Learn how to deposit money into an Incarcerated Person Fund Account.

Request enrollment in school on Rikers Island or get copies of a former incarcerated person's student records.

Learn how to mail or bring items to an incarcerated person.

Get social services and health care for recently-released incarcerated people.

Learn about an incarcerated person's location, ID numbers, charges, court date, bail, mailing address, and release date.

Get medical attention for an incarcerated person in Department of Correction custody.

Request permission for an incarcerated person to attend a family emergency or notify an incarcerated person that a family member died or is seriously ill.

Learn how to pick up personal items or money at a Department of Corrections facility. Schedule a property pickup appointment for an incarcerated person.

Learn about visiting an incarcerated person, including visitor rules, visiting schedule, travel directions, and the Rikers Visit Bus.

Report a problem with the New York City jail system, including threats to incarcerated people.

Request jail release or discharge papers for former or current incarcerated people to document the time in jail.

Get medical records for currently or formerly City jail incarcerated people.

Learn about mental health services for people released from City jail.

Learn about support programs and resources for parents.

Learn about programs and services for pregnant women, expectant fathers, and families.

Learn about or get help with serving legal papers.

Register to vote or check your registration status.

Learn about the task force to reduce the unnecessary arrest and incarceration of people with behavioral health issues.

Get information about a Department of Corrections facility.

Get a pass for lawyers and investigators to visit clients at correctional facilities.

Report a problem with the New York City jail system, including threats to incarcerated people.

Learn about or make a complaint about juvenile detention programs and centers.

Get information for and about adults placed on probation by the criminal and supreme courts in New York City.

Get information for and about young people who have been placed on probation.

Get parole information, report a parole violation, or make a complaint about a parole officer.

Learn about the conditions and enforcement of a probationer's restitution.

Learn about warrants issued to probationers who don't appear in court to answer allegations that they have violated their probation.