COVID-19 VIRUS AND COUNTY SERVICES INFORMATION
Rules - Processes - Procedures - Questions
For information explaining some of the rules, processes, and procedures of the
Marion County Sheriff's Department, such as the list of items below, please go
the the
Sheriff's Forms page.
Obtaining Fingerprints and Driving Records
Jail and Inmate Rules and Procedures
Firearms - Permit to Acquire and Permit to Carry
Frequently Asked Questions - Concealed Carry Permits
Frequently Asked Questions - General
Go to Forms page.
The Sheriff’s Office patrols the 576 square miles of the county and is the chief
law enforcement for the cities of Bussey, Harvey, Swan; the non-incorporated
villages of Tracy, Otley, Columbia, Pershing and Attica, and all other
unincorporated areas of Marion County.
Salvage Vehicle Theft Exam
Click here for information
Iowa Victim Information and Notification Everyday
The IowaVINE system is a service through which victims of crime can use the
telephone or internet to search for information regarding the custody status of
their offender and to register to receive telephone and email notification when
the offender's custody status changes. The toll-free number for IowaVINE is
888-7-IAVINE or 888-742-8463. This service is provided to assist victims of
crime who have a right to know about their offender's custody status.
Click on the link below to visit the IowaVINE website.
IowaVINE
The Sheriff’s Office
provides 24 hour dispatching of Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS Services within
Marion County with the exception of Pella Police, Pella Fire and Pella
Ambulance.
The Sheriff’s Office is located in the Marion County
Law Enforcement Center.
The Sheriff's office is a member of
Mid-Iowa Narcotics Enforcement Task Force and all full-time employees are members of the Iowa State
Sheriff's and Deputies Association.
Marion County Civil Service Commission
| Tara Gordon |
Member |
Knoxville |
| Brad Thomas |
Member |
Knoxville |
| Gordon Mecham |
Member |
Pleasantville |
Reports of,
and investigation of, thefts, vandalisms, assaults, illegal drug activity,
reported child and/or domestic abuse, accidents and all other criminal
allegations. Deputies are also responsible for the enforcement of traffic laws.
