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Questions about official Delaware County criminal records belong with the agency that created or maintains the requested file. This private site cannot retrieve, certify, correct, or seal a record. The routes below identify the Delaware County Sheriff and County Clerk in Delhi, as well as the New York systems used for personal rap-sheet review, pending court matters, state custody, and registry information.

This Is Not a Government Office. Delaware County Criminal History is privately operated. It cannot retrieve records, conduct official checks, correct state files, or accept record sealing papers. The appropriate government office must handle each request.

Need an Official Record?

Use the source that holds the specific Delaware County or New York record:

  • County and Supreme Court files: use the Delaware County Clerk, 3 Court Street, PO Box 426, Delhi, NY 13753, 607-832-5700, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Local court files: contact the town or village Justice Court that heard the case; Court Case Lookup explains the separate eCourts WebCriminal route for covered pending matters
  • Sheriff incident, booking, jail, and warrant-related records: call or visit the Delaware County Sheriff's Office, 280 Phoebe Lane, Suite 1, Delhi, NY 13753, 607-832-5555, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Police reports: request the report from the Sheriff, village police department, or New York State Police unit that created it
  • Your own New York rap sheet: follow DCJS Personal Record Review instructions and schedule fingerprinting through IdentoGO; DCJS does not offer a public name search for another person's record
  • State custody or registry information: use the DOCCS Incarcerated Individual Lookup or the DCJS-managed New York State Sex Offender Registry, as applicable

The Sheriff does not publish a separately named records division or a general report-copy portal. Call 607-832-5555 before visiting to confirm that the office holds the requested record and to ask about the current request method.