HOME ABOUT US COMMUNITY FORMS ONLINE SEARCH JAIL PROJECT Request for Information The Kansas Open Records Act This page is to inform the public of their rights under the Kansas Open Records Act (KORA), found at K.S.A. 45-215 through 45-250. The Records Supervisor is the designated Information Officer for the Saline County Sheriff's Office. Public records shall be open for inspection by any person, unless otherwise, provided by the act. Original records cannot be removed from the Saline County Sheriff's Office. Requests for inspection of records must be submitted to the Information Officer. Most records will be produced within three days from the time the request is received. If the request is delayed or denied, an explanation for the delay of denial will be provided within those three days. Charges The following fees (subject to change) shall apply pursuant to Saline County Policy Copies $1.00 for the first page and $.25 per page after that - Research Time $10.00 for each hour or part, thereof (Generally on cases and accidents over 2 years old) Photographs $10.00 plus cost of development of each picture - Video/DVD $10.00 for each video/DVD plus $20.00 for research fees Open Records The following Saline County Sheriff's Office records are considered public information under the KORA. BOOKING INFORMATION - ADULT ARREST WARRANTS - MISSING PERSONS - OFFENDER REGISTRATION - STATISTICS - ACCIDENTS REPORTS - KANSAS STANDARD OFFENSE REPORTS (The first page of all reports are open, the remaining pages are determined on a case by case basis) Exceptions Criminal History Record Information (CHRI): Inquiries on an individuals CHRI may be made to the Information Officer. Please complete the information below. These records will be for Saline County only. A more complete record can be obtained from the KBI, Adult Records Division, at the following address. KBI Adult Record Division 1620 SW Tyler Road Topeka, KS 66612-1837 (785) 296-8200 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (weekdays, excluding holidays) A complete copy of the Kansas Open Records Act may be found at : www.kslegislature.org click on Statutes and then go to the Statute Table of Contents and scroll down to Chapter 45 Article 2 Records Not Public Search warrants Release of record is not in the public's best interest Release of record would interfere with any prospective law enforcement action, criminal investigation or prosecution Personnel records Laboratory files Undercover agent or Informant information Civil litigation records Correspondence with a private individual Information individually identifying a victim of a sex offense Records of a personal nature where public disclosure would constitute an unwarranted invasion of privacy The Information Officer will review all requests to determine releasable information. Violations of the Kansas Open Record Act may be reported to the Kansas Attorney General, the Saline County Clerk or the Saline County Attorney Feedback Name Address City State Zip code Day Phone Home Phone EMail Requested Information Security Code Enter the code shown above in the box below. Submit Cancel Copyright © 2014. Saline County Sheriff All Rights Reserved.