Accomplish a Free Wyoming Probation Search (Record Lookup)

Conduct a free Wyoming probation search via the quick and convenient process outlined in this resource.

State and county agencies publish details of all Wyoming’s probationers, inmates, and parolees and are freely accessible to the public. Offenders on probation and parole can serve their sentences in the community while being supervised and subject to certain restrictions on their activities. Judges typically pass down probation as the initial sentence at trial instead of incarceration, while parolees serve part of their sentence behind bars and are granted parole once they demonstrate good behavior or a level of rehabilitation.

This resource provides guidance on how to carry out a probation search for free in Wyoming to find information on convicted felons — such as sentence violations and the supervising parole office.

Perform a Wyoming Probation Search for Free

The details of all current inmates, probationers and parolees are held by the Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC). This information is available online and accessible by the public for free via the WDOCs Offender Locator page.¹ The WDOC recommends using ‘Google Chrome’ or the most up-to-date version of ‘Firefox’.

To find records on a particular individual, a probation search in Wyoming can be performed on their WDOC inmate number or their last name. When searching using a name, a minimum of the first two letters is required. Completing any information in the additional fields, such as first name, age or gender, will help narrow down the search results.

It should be noted that all offenders on the database are identified using the full name listed on official court documents. As such, searches can’t be performed on any nicknames or aliases.

All possible results are presented as a list detailing an individual’s first and last names, gender, age and status (probation, inmate, parole etc.). The list can be reordered by clicking on the up and down arrows next to each category title, making it easier to identify and locate the person being searched for.

Clicking on a name will open that particular offender’s profile, allowing the public to view personal information, including:

• Full Name
• Status
• Age
• Ethnicity
• Hair & Eye Color
• Height & Weight
• Location of the Supervising Probation Field Office

Each profile provides details of the current sentence being served, including information on all offenses, the date of sentencing and the length of each sentence.

Offender profiles on the WDOC website do not feature photos. To obtain a photograph of a probationer, a request should be made at the WDOC Open Public Records website, or through Public Information Office, address and contact information are provided below:²

WDOC Public Information Office
1934 Wyott Drive, Suite 100
Cheyenne, WY 82002

Phone: (307)-777-5889

Look Up Probation Records on the County & Municipal Levels in Wyoming

County and municipal agencies also allow the public to conduct probation searches in Wyoming.

Procedures are slightly different for each agency, but the search typically involves submitting a record request to the appropriate sheriff’s office, municipal or county court or local police department. The following details how to request probation records in Wyoming’s largest regions.

Cheyenne County: The Records Division of the Cheyenne Police Department handles requests for public records on probationers. Only applications made via the Cheyenne Public Records Request Center are processed.³

Applicants create an account so they can track and monitor their requests, and all communication regarding record requests is sent to the registered email address. Fees are only applicable when requesting hard copies of records.

Cheyenne Police Department
415 West 18th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82001

Phone: (307)-637-6540
Email: [email protected]

Natrona County: The Natrona County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for processing requests for public records. Requests should be made by completing and submitting the online Record Request Form or emailing it to [email protected].⁴ Applicants must provide as many details as possible to help staff identify the record they’re requesting, such as case number, probationer’s full name, etc.

A $5.00 fee is applicable for record copies of up to five pages and $20.00 for 6-10 pages.

Natrona County Sheriff’s Office
201 North David Second Floor
Casper, WY 82601

Phone: (307)-235-9282

Campbell County: For information and records regarding court proceedings, members of the public need to file a records request with Campbell County’s Office of the Clerk of District Court. All requests are subject to the following charges:

• $10 per name or case number search
• $1.00 for the first page
• $0.50 for each subsequent page

Applications can be made via the Open Public Records Portal. The form should contain a detailed description of the records being requested, such as the full name of the individual in question, dates, location etc. Requests can take anywhere from a few days to 30 days to process.

Office of the Clerk of District Court
P.O. Box 817
Gillette, WY 82717

Phone: (307)-682-3424
Email: [email protected]

Rock Springs: Public record requests, background checks and copies of police reports are all available through the Rock Springs Police Department Records Division. Applicants can submit a request using Rock Springs Public Records online portal or in person at the office. Each name search or request costs $5.00, which is payable in cash or by credit card, with the latter incurring a $2.00 service fee.

Rock Springs Police Department
221 C Street
Rock Springs, WY 82901

Phone: (307)-352-1576
Email: [email protected]

Albany County: The County Clerk’s Office is the designated public records holder for Albany County. Requests for any records can be made by completing a Government Public Record Request form and mailing it to the office.⁵

Albany county Clerk’s Office
525 Grand Avenue Suite 202
Laramie, WY 82070

Phone: (307)-721-2541

Check a Probationer’s Violations in Wyoming & Contact Their Supervising Officer

When a probationer violates the terms of their sentence, it can sometimes lead to a judge issuing an arrest warrant. Minor violations may go unreported, but if a felon continually fails to attend court when required, skips town without permission or misses appointments with their probation officer, they could find themselves on a wanted or felons list.

Information on probation violations can be obtained by calling Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC) at (307)-777-7208 or making a WDOC Public Records and Information Request.⁶

Wyoming doesn’t publish a state database for probation violators. However, most counties and major cities publish wanted lists and allow the public to check for people with outstanding warrants against their names. For example:

Natrona County residents can search for individuals on the regularly updated Sheriff’s Office Warrants list.⁷

The Evansville police department publishes the names and photos of all wanted criminals in the city.⁸

A current list of bench warrants issued in Gillette is published by the municipal court.

The Department of Corrections operates 25 probation and parole field offices covering every Wyoming county. Members of the public can contact the probation officer responsible for a particular felon by writing or telephoning the parole office listed on the criminal’s Wyoming Department of Corrections profile.

How To Track Down Details of Someone on Parole in Wyoming

Victims and witnesses can find information on parolees through Wyoming’s Board of Parole. By registering with the Victim/Witness Notification Program, people receive updates on sentencing, hearings and offender movements, and will be notified when a parolee absconds from supervision.⁹

The public can track down someone on parole in Wyoming the same way they conduct a probation search. All parolee information is free to access on the Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC) Offender Locator.

Searches can be carried out with an offender’s surname or WDOC inmate number. Any additional information provided in the search fields, such as first name, age or gender, helps narrow down the results.

The database only registers names listed in official court records, so searches can’t be performed using an offender’s alias or nickname. Convicted felons matching the search criteria are displayed in a sortable list with their first and last name, gender, age and current sentencing status, which states whether they’re an inmate, a probationer or a parolee.

Each parolee has a profile that provides personal details and sentencing information, including:

• Full Name
• Age
• Hair & Eye Color
• Height
• Weight
• Ethnicity
• Current Offenses
• Date & Length of Each Sentence
• Projected Discharge Date (i.e., when parole is due to finish)

Profiles also include the name of the Probation or Parole Office supervising a parolee, along with its telephone number, which the public can contact for further information. Records not found on the Offender Locator can make a records request through the WDOC Open Public Records website.¹⁰

Anyone using the WDOC website to conduct a Wyoming probation search can also view the details of parolees, as the Offender Locator database lists all convicted criminals in the state.