How we review correction requests and keep pages useful
County Arrest Records accepts correction requests for our own website content, including broken links, outdated public-source references, wrong phone numbers, changed addresses, map issues, unclear explanations and privacy-sensitive concerns.
What this policy covers
This policy covers content that appears on County Arrest Records. It does not change official government records, court records, jail records, booking records, warrants, mugshots, criminal histories or state repositories.
If an official record is wrong, sealed, expunged, dismissed, updated or legally restricted, the correction must usually begin with the agency, court or custodian that maintains the official record.
How to request a correction
The fastest correction requests include exact details and an official supporting source.
Correction outcomes
Not every request leads to the same result.
| Request | Possible outcome | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Broken official link | Replace, remove or annotate the link. | Government websites change often. |
| Wrong agency detail | Update the phone, address, map or office wording. | Users need practical source accuracy. |
| Outdated record discussion | Clarify update timing and verification steps. | We are not the official record holder. |
| Privacy or safety concern | Review wording, indexing, context or page treatment. | Sensitive public records require care. |
Review timeline and transparency
We try to review correction requests carefully and fairly. Complex requests may require checking multiple official sources, court pages or agency notices.
If we update a page after a correction, we may change the wording, remove stale details, add a clearer source note or revise the date of review.