Find Fairbanks North Star Borough Recent Arrests

Fairbanks Recent Arrests: P2C Online Portal

The Fairbanks Police Department offers one of the most accessible online tools for recent arrests in the state. The Police2Citizen (P2C) portal at p2c.fairbanksalaska.gov provides a searchable database of recent bookings, incident reports, and arrest records from FPD. The portal is available 24/7, requires no login, and can be searched by name, date range, or incident type. This is the fastest way to find recent Fairbanks arrest information online.

FPD headquarters is at 911 Cushman Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701. Main phone: (907) 450-6500. The department serves the City of Fairbanks, which generates the majority of arrest activity in the borough. More information about FPD services and resources is at fairbanksalaska.gov/police-department.

Looking at 2022 FPD statistics puts recent arrest volumes in perspective. The department recorded 1,127 total arrests that year: 1,072 adults and 55 juveniles. Total crimes reported reached 2,208. Larceny-theft made up roughly half of all crimes. More serious offenses that year included 10 murders, 38 rape cases, 32 robbery cases, and 712 assault cases. These numbers make Fairbanks one of the most active law enforcement jurisdictions in Alaska.

North Pole Police Department Arrest Records

The City of North Pole, located just southeast of Fairbanks, has its own municipal police department at 125 Snowman Lane, North Pole, AK 99705. Non-emergency calls: (907) 488-6902. North Pole PD handles all arrest activity within the city. For written records requests, mail to 125 Snowman Lane, North Pole, AK 99705. North Pole covers a smaller but distinct jurisdiction from Fairbanks, so arrest records from the two cities are maintained separately by each department.

North Pole 2022 crime statistics show 74 total arrests: 69 adults and 5 minors. Total crimes reported were 95, with 80 property crimes and 16 violent crimes. This is a much smaller volume than Fairbanks, reflecting North Pole's size and character. If you are researching a recent arrest and the address points to North Pole rather than Fairbanks, contact NPPD rather than FPD for records.

Active warrant searches for both Fairbanks and North Pole are maintained by the respective departments. Warrants do not expire in Alaska until they are executed or recalled by a judge. If you have questions about an active warrant, contact the issuing department directly.

Fairbanks Correctional Center and Booking Records

The Fairbanks Correctional Center (FCC) is the primary detention facility for Interior Alaska and handles booking for most Fairbanks North Star Borough arrests. It is at 1931 Eagan Avenue, Fairbanks, AK 99701. Phone: (907) 458-6700. FCC operates multiple security levels and holds both pre-trial defendants and sentenced inmates. It is the receiving facility for arrests made by FPD, North Pole PD, and AST within the borough and from surrounding rural areas.

For custody status on someone recently arrested in Fairbanks North Star Borough, VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com/search/AK gives you real-time facility and status information. VINE tracks inmates across all Alaska DOC facilities. Search by name or booking ID. Free registration allows automated alerts when a specific person's custody status changes, including releases and transfers. This is particularly useful because some inmates move between FCC and other facilities based on security classification and capacity needs.

Note: Pre-trial defendants held at FCC have not been convicted of any crime. Arrest records and court filings are public under AS 40.25.110, but presumption of innocence applies to all pending cases.

Alaska State Troopers and Rural Borough Arrests

The Alaska State Troopers maintain a significant presence in the Fairbanks area. The Fairbanks Post is at 1979 Peger Road, Fairbanks, AK 99709. Phone: (907) 451-5100. AST covers unincorporated areas of the borough, rural communities, and the highway system beyond city limits. Areas like Two Rivers, Ester, Salcha, and North Pole Road communities outside the North Pole city limits fall under AST jurisdiction.

The AST Daily Dispatch at dailydispatch.dps.alaska.gov logs recent trooper incidents and arrests for the Fairbanks Post. This is useful for finding recent arrests that happened outside city limits or on the highway corridors. The Daily Dispatch updates regularly and provides a fast overview of recent trooper activity in the area.

For formal records requests from AST, contact the Fairbanks Post directly or submit through the DPS criminal records office at 5700 E Tudor Road, Anchorage, phone (907) 269-5511. Written requests with full identifying information yield the most complete results.

CourtView and Fairbanks Court Case Records

Criminal cases from recent arrests in Fairbanks North Star Borough go through either the Fairbanks Superior Court or the Fairbanks District Court, both under the Fourth Judicial District. The Fairbanks Superior Court at 101 Lacey Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701, phone (907) 452-9289, handles felonies and serious matters. The Fairbanks District Court at 800 Cushman Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701, handles misdemeanors, traffic offenses, and civil matters under $100,000.

The Alaska Court System's CourtView portal at courts.alaska.gov provides free public search access to all criminal case filings in the Fourth Judicial District. Search by name or case number to find charges, hearing dates, case status, and dispositions. For physical copies of court documents in Fairbanks, use form TF-311 FBKS when requesting court records from Fairbanks court locations.

Under AS 40.25.110, court records are public in Alaska unless sealed by court order. This statute is the legal basis for public access to criminal case records in Fairbanks and across the state.

DPS Background Checks for Borough Records

The Alaska DPS background check system at backgroundcheck.dps.alaska.gov provides official criminal history records drawing from FPD, NPPD, AST, and other agencies across the borough. Name-based checks are $20 and fingerprint-based checks are $35. These are the most authoritative records for legal and official purposes. The DPS statewide database includes arrest records from the Fairbanks area going back many years.

For the most current and accessible view of recent arrests in Fairbanks specifically, the P2C portal at p2c.fairbanksalaska.gov is faster and free. But P2C only covers FPD arrests. For a complete picture across the entire borough including North Pole PD and AST activity, combine P2C with the AST Daily Dispatch and CourtView searches. Each tool covers a different slice of the borough's law enforcement activity.

Warrant Information and Active Cases

Both Fairbanks Police and North Pole Police maintain active warrant records. Outstanding warrants in Alaska do not expire until a judge recalls them or they are executed. If you suspect an active warrant exists for someone in the Fairbanks North Star Borough, contact the relevant police department or check CourtView, which shows warrant issuance as part of criminal case records. Active warrants do appear in CourtView once they are filed with the court.

AST also maintains warrant information for unincorporated areas and rural parts of the borough. The Fairbanks Post at (907) 451-5100 can assist with warrant inquiries for areas under trooper jurisdiction. For sensitive warrant matters, working directly with law enforcement is advisable rather than relying solely on online tools.

Cities in Fairbanks North Star Borough

The following qualifying cities in the Fairbanks North Star Borough have their own pages on this site.

• Fairbanks
• Badger
• College
• Farmers Loop

Nearby Boroughs and Census Areas

These neighboring areas also have arrest records resources on this site.

• Denali Borough
• Southeast Fairbanks Census Area
• Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area
• North Slope Borough