Milford 24 Hour Booking
Milford is split between Kent and Sussex counties. The city police department serves both portions of the town. To look up Milford 24 Hour Booking records, start with Milford Police or the relevant county courthouse. Kent County cases file in Dover. Sussex County cases file in Georgetown. State Police Troop 3 (Kent) and Troop 4 (Sussex) support Milford on joint cases. State tools like the Wanted Persons Check and Court Connect cover the city.
Milford Overview
Milford Police and 24 Hour Booking
The Milford Police Department serves the city that straddles both Kent and Sussex counties. The department runs patrol services, criminal investigations, and traffic enforcement. Sworn officers are certified through the Delaware Council on Police Training. The department generates arrest records, incident reports, and traffic citations for violations within city limits. Records requests can be submitted for police reports and accident documentation through the department's records desk. The dual-county setup means the city's officers work with both Troop 3 and Troop 4 depending on the case location.
MPD also coordinates with Delaware State Police Troop 3 for the Kent County portion and Troop 4 for the Sussex County portion on mutual aid and investigations. The Milford PD takes part in DELJIS for criminal history and warrant info. Incident data shares out to state partners as needed.
View Delaware State Police resources at dsp.delaware.gov.
The homepage links to the Sex Offender Registry, Wanted Persons Check, and SBI background checks. Troop contacts are also on the site.
Note: Milford 24 Hour Booking records follow Delaware's victim-first rule. A non-victim needs a subpoena or court order for most copies.
SBI Milford Fingerprinting and 24 Hour Booking Checks
The State Bureau of Identification keeps an IdentoGO fingerprinting site in Milford. The address is 800 N. Dupont Blvd, Milford, DE 19963. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This site offers criminal history background checks for licensing and personal review.
See the SBI Milford services page at dsp.delaware.gov/obtaining-a-certified-criminal-history.
The page has every SBI site, fee list, and service codes. IdentoGO runs the online scheduling at uenroll.identogo.com. Payment options post on the registration page too. Accepted ID forms are listed at sign-up.
Fees run $72 for a State of Delaware Criminal History and $85 for a State and Federal Criminal History where mandated by law. Service codes come from the agency that needs your record. A personal review uses code 27RVGT. An expungement check uses code 27S23V. The Milford site serves residents of southern Kent County and northern Sussex County.
For foreign use of a certified record, results must be sealed at the Dover SBI office at 600 S. Bay Road. Only then can a record move to the Division of Corporations for Apostille or Authentication. Most IdentoGO partner sites keep weekend hours. Payment runs through the IdentoGO site at sign-up. Accepted ID forms are listed during registration.
Milford 24 Hour Booking Court Records
Milford criminal cases file in the county where the offense actually took place. Felony cases file in Superior Court. That is Kent County in Dover or Sussex County in Georgetown. The Milford Alderman Court handles municipal ordinance violations. The Court of Common Pleas and Justice of the Peace Courts take some misdemeanor matters. Public Defender's Office staff give counsel to clients who cannot afford a lawyer.
See Delaware Courts at courts.delaware.gov.
The site has the full court system map, forms, and public access rules. Court Connect is linked from the main page.
Public access terminals at the Dover and Georgetown courthouses let you pull up dockets, hearing dates, and non-confidential filings for free. Court Connect is the online tool for civil and criminal case lookups. The DOJ prosecutes Milford cases through the Kent or Sussex County trial units. Under Title 11 Section 8513, a person can pull their own record at delcode.delaware.gov/title11/c085/sc01. Copy fees apply for paper versions from the courthouse.
State Police Support for Milford
The Delaware State Police support Milford on cases outside city lines. Troop 3 in Camden serves the Kent County portion. Troop 4 in Georgetown serves the Sussex County portion. Each troop runs a Criminal Investigations Unit. The Sussex County Governor's Task Force also conducts multi-jurisdictional investigations in the Milford area. Each troop keeps a 24-hour communications desk for emergency and non-emergency calls.
State Police resources open to Milford residents include the Wanted Persons Check, Sex Offender Registry, and victim services. The Delaware Victim Center runs 24-hour support at 1-800-VICTIM-1. Delaware Crime Stoppers takes anonymous tips at 1-800-847-3333. The DOC Inmate Locator tracks sentenced offenders from the Milford area. Sign up for VINELink alerts by phone, email, or text.
Milford 24 Hour Booking Data and Crime Reports
The Delaware Statistical Analysis Center publishes Kent and Sussex county breakouts in its yearly "Crime in Delaware" report. Data covers 2008 forward and runs on NIBRS. Milford activity appears under both county reports since the city spans the line. The SAC has recidivism studies, victim services info, and links to DELJIS. Population numbers come from the Delaware Population Consortium for crime rate math.
The Keeping Delaware Safe portal adds map-based crime tools. CrimeMapping.com feeds into the portal. The Delaware Information and Analysis Center and Nextdoor program also link in. Homicide cold case details post with a tip form. Residents can also submit suspicious activity reports through the portal.
See the Delaware Statistical Analysis Center at sac.delaware.gov.
SAC reports show offense counts and arrest data for Kent and Sussex counties. Data sources include the NIBRS feed from SBI.
FOIA and Public Records
Delaware's FOIA statute is in 29 Del. C. ยงยง 10001 to 10007. Read the chapter at delcode.delaware.gov/title29/c100. Agencies have 15 business days to reply. The Delaware AG Open Government page has the standard request form. Police reports are not FOIA records as a class, which means a subpoena is the main path for non-victim access.
For State Police crash reports, mail your request to the Traffic Operations Section, P.O. Box 430, Dover, DE 19903. A standard crash report is $25. A fatal crash report is $60. The DSP FOIA coordinator is Angie von Bank at angie.vonbank@delaware.gov for non-crash state records. Walk-in crash report requests are not honored.
The Department of Safety and Homeland Security handles broader FOIA requests. Email DSHS_FOIA@delaware.gov or call (302) 744-2680. Fax requests go to (302) 739-4874. Mail requests go to the DSHS FOIA Coordinator at 800 S Bay Road, Suite 2, Dover, Delaware 19901. All requests must be in writing with enough detail to help staff find the record. Walk-in requests can also be made at the same Dover address during regular business hours.
Nearby Milford Resources
Milford sits right on the Kent and Sussex county line, so a case can land in either county court system. Nearby cities and county sites each have their own records units and police contact numbers. Pick a link below for local contact info and records details. Each county has its own courthouse, its own DOJ office, and its own State Police troop.