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What are Marysville City Public Records?

Marysville City public records are records generated, maintained, or used by an agency to conduct public business or perform an official function. According to the Washington Public Records Act, Marysville public records may be handwritten or typewritten documents. Records may also exist as audio recordings, photographs, video recordings, letters, and all other data storage methods, regardless of characteristics and physical form. However, Washington law prohibits public access to records that contain information considered confidential. Examples include:

An agency’s preliminary notes, drafts, memoranda, and recommendations
Records that contain a public official or employee’s personal information if disclosure would violate their right to privacy
Confidential medical records
Records created or maintained by health care providers, including HMOs and disability insurance institutions. Exempt information includes an individual’s residential address, social security number, or phone number
Security records that contain prevention or response plans for criminal terrorist incidents and other events that may jeopardize public safety
Appraisal and assessment documents regarding a prospective real estate purchase, lease, or sale. However, the agency may provide public access after the transaction is concluded. Agencies may also grant public access if the law requires disclosure or the appraisal is over three years old
Research data, formulae, designs, drawings, and other information with commercial value if disclosure would cause impartial loss or gain
Rape crisis center or domestic violence shelter client records
Tax records, including tax returns, if public access would be disadvantageous to the individual or interfere with their right to privacy
All records considered exempt by law

In addition to government agencies, public city records may also be accessible from third-party websites. Record seekers may either opt to use these non-governmental platforms to search for a specific record or multiple city records. However, users will need to provide enough information to assist with the search, such as:

The address of the requestor
A case number or file number (if known)
The location of the document or person involved
The name of the subject involved in the record (not juvenile)
The last known or current address of the registrant

Third-party sites are not sponsored by government agencies. Because of this, record availability and results may vary.

Marysville City Crime Statistics

The Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) publishes annual crime statistics received from the state’s police departments and sheriff’s office. The WASPC’s 2020 report for Marysville City shows a total of 3,421 reported offenses, representing a 13% reduction from the 3,867 total reported in 2019. Specifics include 2 murders, 1 manslaughter, 22 rape incidents, 50 aggravated assaults, 413 simple assaults, and 2 cases of statutory rape. Also reported were 38 robberies, 211 burglary incidents, 1,096 larceny-theft offenses, 239 motor vehicle thefts, 7 arson incidents, 8 cases of animal cruelty, 254 drug or narcotic violations, and 31 weapon law violations.

The report also shows that in 2020, the city had a total population of 69,180, a crime rate of 49.5 per 1,000 persons, and a 51% offense clearance. Furthermore, the Marysville City arrest total was 1,451, including 1,348 adult arrests and 103 juvenile arrests.

Are Marysville City Criminal Records Public?

Members of the general public may request copies of Marysville City criminal records from the Washington State Police (WSP). Third-party requestors may obtain criminal records for non-criminal justice purposes. However, the WSP limits criminal history record information (CHRI) accessible by the public to conviction information, sex offender records, kidnapping offender records, and information on arrests less than a year old if dispositions are pending.

Interested parties may obtain records from the WSP by submitting online requests on the Washington Access to Criminal History (WATCH) platform. Each online request costs $11, payable by credit or debit cards from Mastercard, American Express, or Visa. The WSP also offers a mail request option to persons who complete the Request for Conviction Criminal History Form. Mail requests cost $32 and are payable by money orders, checks, or completed bank card authorization forms. Fingerprinting services are also available for an extra fee at local law enforcement, or the WSP. Applicants may send mail and in-person requests as follows:

Mail Requests
Washington State Patrol
Identification and Background Check Section
P.O. Box 42633
Olympia WA 98504-2633
Phone: (360) 534-2000

In-Person Requests
Washington State Patrol
Identification and Criminal History Section
106 11th Avenue SW
Suite 1300
Olympia, WA 98504-2633
Hours: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Mondays through Fridays

How to Obtain Marysville City Police Reports and Arrest Records

Members of the general public may request police reports and arrest records from the Marysville Police Department (MPD). Interested persons may submit online requests by describing the desired record, providing requested details, and selecting a preferred contact method. Alternatively, applicants may complete the MPD's record request form with a case number, incident date, incident type, and a record description.

Anyone with limited information on the desired record may include other details, such as names and birth dates of involved persons. Each Marysville City arrest record or police report costs 15 cents for a black-and-white single-sided 8.5 x 11 or 8.14 copy. Color copies cost 20 cents per page. For large requests, the MPD may require advance payments. Persons seeking Marysville arrest records and police reports should submit requests to the:

Marysville Police Department
1635 Grove Street
Marysville, WA 98270
Phone: (360) 363-8300
Fax: (360) 659-7667
Email: policepdr@marysvillewa.gov

How to Find Sex Offender Information in Marysville City

All interested persons may search for Marysville sex offender information via the Washington Sex Offender Registry. Record seekers may specify “Marysville” using the area search and also provide the offender’s address and zip code. The registry also offers name, city, and non-compliant-offender search options.

Available offender details include a full name, aliases, classification, registration number, and a photograph. Search results also display the offender’s physical description, address, and offense information. Members of the public can also register to track offenders that move close to the registrant’s provided address.

How to Find Marysville City Inmate Records

The Marysville Police Department keeps public online records of all persons incarcerated in the city jail. Interested persons may access the online database via the Jail Roster on the Marysville Municipal Jail website. Users may search by providing each inmate's name, subject number, booking number, or booking date range. Parties may also restrict search results to persons currently in custody. Available details include each inmate’s demographic information, booking history, offense date, charge description, and disposition details.

How Do I Visit an Inmate at the Marysville City Jail?

Family and friends of inmates at the Marysville Municipal Jail may visit the facility or contact the jail in advance. All visitors must be at least 18 years old and present valid photo identification. However, younger persons may visit if in the company of a parent or legal guardian. While visitation times may vary, staff at the Marysville Municipal Jail try to allow a minimum of 10 minutes per visit. Cell phones are not allowed during visitation.

Visits take place only on Saturdays and Sundays. Female inmates may receive visitors from 8:00 am to 10:00 am, while male inmates receive guests from 10:00 am till noon. Visitors should note that the Marysville Municipal Jail may cancel visits or change visitation times without notice. All interested persons may contact the jail using the following details:

Marysville Municipal Jail
1635 Grove Street
Marysville, WA 98270
Phone: (360) 363-8303

What are Marysville City Vital Records?

Marysville City vital records contain details of life events such as marriages, divorces, deaths, and births. Depending on the desired record, interested persons may obtain Marysville vital records from the county’s Superior Court Clerk, Auditor’s Office, Health District, or the Washington State Department of Health. Applicants should note that in some cases, Washington law allows record custodians to restrict access to certain records.

Where and How to Obtain Marysville City Divorce Records

The Snohomish County Superior Court Clerk maintains the county’s repository of divorce records. All members of the general public may obtain Marysville City divorce records by submitting requests by mail or in person. Each mail requestor should complete the Clerk’s Copy Request Form with the full names of both parties, case number, and the date of original filing if known. If the case number is unknown, the requestor may search case information on the Washington Courts website or pay an extra $30 research fee.

Each plain copy of a Marysville City divorce decree costs 25 cents per page, while certified copies cost $5 for the first page and $1 for each subsequent page. Any applicant requesting by mail must include a money order or cashier’s check made out to the Snohomish County Clerk and a self-addressed and stamped envelope.

In-person requests are also entertained at the Clerk's Office. Interested parties may visit the office and pay via cash, cashier's checks, or money orders. Requestors who intend to pay with debit or credit cards must visit with valid photo identification. All mail and in-person requests for Marysville divorce decrees should be submitted to the following address:

Snohomish County Clerk’s Office
3000 Rockefeller Avenue
M/S 605
Everett, WA 98201
Email: contact.clerk@snoco.org
Phone: (425) 388-3466

Record seekers may also obtain Marysville City divorce certificates from the Washington State Department of Health. Requestors may complete the divorce order form and send copies with $25 checks or money orders payable to the DOH. Applicants should note that Marysville divorce certificates are only available for divorces filed since 1968. All persons should send mail requests to the address below:

Washington Department of Health
P.O. Box 9709
Olympia, WA 98507-9709

Where and How to Get Public Marysville City Marriage Records

Marysville City marriage records are available at the Recording Division of the Snohomish County Auditor’s Office. Interested persons may send mail requests by submitting completed copies of the request form with a check or money order. Marysville City marriage certificates cost $1 per non-certified copy and $3 per certified copy. Requestors should also note that the Recording Division may charge an additional search fee of $8 per hour for certificates before 1976, or records that require significant staff time.

The Recording Division also entertains in-person requests. Interested persons may visit the division to view Marysville marriage certificates on provided public computer terminals, or purchase copies. Residents may also request records over the phone and pay with credit cards. All requests should be submitted using the details below:

Snohomish County Recording
Robert J. Drewel Building
3000 Rockefeller Avenue
M/S 204
Everett, WA 98201
Phone: (425) 388-3483
Fax: (425) 259-2777
Email: recording@snoco.org
Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Mondays through Fridays

Where and How to Find Marysville City Birth Records

The Snohomish County Health District maintains records of all county births. Persons seeking Marysville City birth records may submit requests by mail or visit the Health District in person. However, Washington law restricts access to the following persons:

The person named on the record
The person’s spouse, domestic partner, parent, stepparent, grandparent, or great grandparent
The person’s child, grandchild, or stepchild
The person’s legal guardian, authorized representative, or legal representative
A public agency requesting for official business as required by law
A court

Persons eligible to request Marysville City birth certificates may complete the Birth Certificate Order Form with the record subject’s full name, date of birth, city of birth, county of birth, and each parent’s full name. Each requestor should enclose the completed form with acceptable identification, proof of eligibility, and a money order or cashier's check payable to the Snohomish Health District. In-person requests also require identification, proof of eligibility, and payments via cash, credit cards from Mastercard and Visa, cashier's checks, and money orders. All persons should submit requests for Marysville birth certificates to the:

Snohomish Health District
Vital Records 3020 Rucker Avenue
Suite 104
Everett, WA 98201

Where and How to Find Marysville City Death Records

Marysville City death records are available at the Snohomish Health District. However, only persons related to the decedent in any of the following ways may obtain death records:

Spouse, domestic partner, child, sibling, child, stepchild, or grandchild
Parent, grandparent, great grandparent, legal guardian, authorized representative, or legal representative
Next of kin if none of the above persons is alive

Washington law also permits requests from funeral establishments or directors listed on records for up to 12 months from the death date. All eligible parties may submit completed copies of the Death Certificate Order Form with $25 payments. Each Marysville City death certificate is payable by cash, cards from Visa or Mastercard, and money orders or cashier’s checks payable to the Snohomish Health District. However, mail requestors may only use checks or money orders. Record seekers should note that requests for Marysville death certificates require proof of eligibility and acceptable identification. All applicants may submit requests to the following address in person or by mail: