Orangetown Busted Mugshots
Orangetown busted mugshots and arrest records are managed by the Orangetown Police Department and the Rockland County Sheriff's Office. The town sits in the southeast corner of Rockland County, just across the Hudson from Westchester. Orangetown has its own police force that handles local arrests and keeps records at its headquarters in Orangeburg. People held for trial or serving short sentences go to the Rockland County Correctional Facility in Pomona. You can get arrest reports through a FOIL request to the police department and check on inmates through the county sheriff. This page walks you through each source for Orangetown arrest records.
Orangetown Arrest Records Overview
Orangetown Busted Mugshots and Police Records
The Orangetown Police Department keeps all local arrest records. The headquarters is at 26 Orangeburg Road, Orangeburg, NY 10962. Chief Donald Butterworth runs the department. Call (845) 359-3700 for the main line or extension 2210 for the records division. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Email the department at orangetownpd@orangetown.com.
The department also provides fingerprinting services. The cost is $10 for town residents and $20 for non-residents. Appointments are required. You can schedule one by calling 359-5782. Fingerprinting happens on Tuesdays from 11 AM to 1 PM, Thursdays from 5 PM to 8 PM, and Saturdays from 10 AM to 2 PM. All applicants get checked for criminal activity and warrants as part of the process.
That page covers common questions about the police department, including how to get reports, submit tips, and reach different units.
Orangetown runs an Eyes of Orangetown Neighborhood Watch program. Crime prevention officers are available to speak to community groups. The department posts press releases on X (formerly Twitter) for up-to-date info on incidents and arrests in the area.
The Orangetown town government website links to all departments and town services.
From there you can reach the police, justice court, and town clerk for different types of records.
How to Get Orangetown Arrest Records
File a FOIL request with the Orangetown Police Department for arrest reports and incident data. The Freedom of Information Law requires the department to respond within five business days. If they need more time, they must say so in writing. Standard copies cost $0.25 per page for requests over five pages. Submit your request in person, by mail, or by email to the records division.
Include the full name of the person, date of birth, and the approximate date of arrest. A case number helps if you have one. The more detail you give, the faster they can pull the file. Some records have limits on what can be released. Records sealed under CPL §160.50 are off limits. That law seals all arrest and prosecution papers when a case ends in the accused person's favor. Acquittals, dismissals, and ACDs all trigger sealing. Photos and fingerprints must be destroyed or sent back.
For town government records not tied to police or courts, the Orangetown Town Clerk handles those. Clerk Rosanna Sfraga can be reached at (845) 359-5100 extension 5004 or by email at rsfraga@orangetown.com. The clerk's office is open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Rockland County Jail and Busted Mugshots
Orangetown arrestees held for trial or sentenced go to the Rockland County Correctional Facility at 50 Sanatorium Road, Pomona, NY 10970. Call (845) 638-5601 for the facility. The Rockland County Sheriff's Office is at 55 New Hempstead Road, New City, NY 10956, phone 845-638-5400.
The correctional facility houses males and females over age 16. It takes people from all state and federal courts. The facility provides counseling, education programs, and release preparation services. HALT Act reports on solitary confinement get published on the sheriff's website each month. Visitation requires registration and a valid picture ID. Minors under 18 must come with a parent or guardian.
Online bail payment is available through GovPayNet with a 7% transaction fee. The facility also accepts cash, certified checks, and credit cards for bail. For inmate info, check the sheriff's website or call the facility directly.
Rockland County also has a Juvenile Detention Center at 11 Hemlock Drive, Orangeburg, NY 10962. Phone (845) 638-5292. This facility holds juvenile offenders under 18 waiting for adjudication or placement. It has educational programs, counseling, and family visitation.
Note: Inmates sentenced to more than one year transfer to state prison. Search the DOCCS Incarcerated Individual Lookup for state-level records.
Orangetown Justice Court and Case Lookup
The Orangetown Justice Court handles criminal and traffic cases for the town. The court is at Town Hall, 26 West Orangeburg Road, Orangeburg, NY 10962. Call (845) 359-5100 option 1 for court info. Fax is (845) 359-5115. Email OrangetownTownCourt@nycourts.gov. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Fines can be paid until 4:15 PM.
Online payments go through AllPaid.com. Judge Finning uses Payment Destination Code A002RN and Judge Loftus uses A002RS. Court Clerk Lisa Hastings handles admin at LHastings@orangetown.com. South Nyack Justice Court matters transferred to Orangetown as of April 1, 2022.
For pending cases in the broader court system, the WebCrims tool shows active criminal cases with future court dates. It is free and covers select counties. The OCA Criminal History Record Search costs $95 per search and checks all 62 counties. Results come by email on business days. The Sex Offender Registry covers Level 2 and 3 offenders online.
Orangetown Arrest Record Sealing Laws
New York's Clean Slate Act took effect November 16, 2024. OCA has up to three years to set up automatic sealing for certain convictions. Sex crimes and non-drug Class A felonies will not be sealed. Law enforcement and approved entities still see the full record. Until OCA finishes, all convictions still appear in the DCJS records system.
CPL §720.35 seals youthful offender records for those aged 16 to 18 at the time of the crime. A YO finding is not a conviction. Correction Law §9 removes non-violent offender data from the DOCCS site three years after sentence completion. Correction Law §752 bars discrimination based on a prior conviction unless the offense directly relates to the situation or poses an unreasonable safety risk.
Orangetown County and Nearby Cities
Orangetown is in Rockland County. All county-level arrest records and jail data go through the Rockland County Sheriff's Office.