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Search free Sacramento County public records today — whether you’re looking for arrests, criminal, prisoners, warrants, probation, court, marriage, divorce, or property information, this resource provides everything you need to know.

Thanks to the California Public Records Act (CPRA), the public has the right to access state, county, and local government records upon request, unless exempted by law.¹

However, figuring out where to start searching for public records is key for a streamlined and hassle-free lookup. Rest assured that this brief resource empowers citizens with everything needed to quickly find public information in Sacramento County, California.

How To Look Up Sacramento County Arrests & Figure Out Who Is in Jail

The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office provides law enforcement services to the unincorporated areas of the county, as well as the incorporated city of Isleton.

Although most incorporated cities, such as Sacramento and Elk Grove, have their own police departments, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office operates all corrections facilities in the county, so it is the best agency to go through to check local inmate records.

There are two correctional facilities in Sacramento County.

The Sacramento County Main Jail: Houses detained and incarcerated individuals arrested by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department and the City of Sacramento Police Department, as well as other law enforcement agencies in the county.²

The Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center: Houses both pre-sentenced individuals and prisoners serving sentences from the Sacramento County Courts.³

Luckily, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office makes it easy to look up jail records with its online inmate locator tool. This tool is free for the public to use, and an inmate can be searched by both their first and last names or their XREF number (the unique number assigned to inmates while in custody).

The free name search will yield a public index of inmates matching the query, along with their dates of birth and custody status.

If the person is still incarcerated, clicking on an inmate’s name yields more personal information about them, including their:

• Booking/registry number
• Sex
• Height
• Weight
• Number of weekly visits used
• Facility name
• Housing location
• Mailing address
• Booking date/time
• Arresting agency
• Type of arrest
• Charges/bail
• Total bail
• Outstanding warrants
• Projected release date
• Court dates

The page also offers a hotlink that will allow searchers to email the inmate (note that jail staff reviews all messages and that inmates can respond by U.S. Mail only).

The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office does not publicly post booking photos or mugshots on its website. Anyone looking to find someone’s mugshot should contact the police department that made the initial arrest or the correctional facility where the inmate is housed.

Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office
4500 Orange Grove Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95841

Non-emergency phone: 916-874-5115
TDD non-emergency phone: 916-874-7128

The information below can be used to find out if someone is in jail within Sacramento County:

Sacramento County Main Jail
651 I St.
Sacramento, CA 95814

Phone: 916-874-6752

Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center
12500 Bruceville Rd.
Elk Grove, CA 95757

Phone: 916-874-1927

Request Police Reports for Additional Information on Sacramento County Arrests

If the sheriff department’s inmate locator tool doesn’t yield satisfactory results, it’s worth checking with local police departments for a recent arrest report.

Most local police departments in Sacramento County publish their arrest logs online. If not, a phone call or in-person visit to the department headquarters should yield the desired police reports or arrest information.

Below is a list of police departments in Sacramento County, along with contact information:

Local Police Department	Address	Phone Number
Citrus Heights Police Department	6315 Fountain Square Dr. Citrus Heights, CA 95621	916-727-5500
City of Sacramento Police Department	5770 Freeport Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95822	916-808-0800
Elk Grove Police Department	8400 Laguna Palms Way Elk Grove, CA 95758	916-478-8000
Folsom Police Department	46 Natoma St. Folsom, CA 95630	916-355-7230
Galt Police Department	455 Industrial Dr. Galt, CA 95632	209-366-7000
Rancho Cordova Police Department	2896 Kilgore Rd. Rancho Cordova, CA 95670	916-362-5115

How To Track Down Records of Married or Divorced Individuals in Sacramento County California

Sacramento County public records can help individuals find out if someone is married or divorced.

The county clerk maintains marriage records and can issue certified copies of marriage certificates for a fee.

On the other hand, Sacramento County’s clerk and vital records office maintain divorce records only if the divorce involved deeds and/or liens. Information for these cases can be found through the clerk’s online index.

Individuals looking for more exhaustive divorce records should instead turn to the Sacramento Superior Court.

The information below lays out exactly how to access both marriage and divorce records through the agencies mentioned above.

Obtain Sacramento County Marriage Records via the Vital Records Office of the County Clerk or County Recorder

Sacramento County’s Clerk/Recorder maintains marriage certificates for licenses issued by the county dating back to 1850.⁶ Despite the millions of records on file, it’s relatively easy to order certified copies of Sacramento County marriage records and check if someone is married.

Note that Sacramento County issues two types of certified copies:

1. Authorized – can be used as official identification by one of the parties to the marriage and can be issued only to an “authorized person.”
2. Informational – cannot be used for identification purposes and are marked as such.

Section 103526(c) of the California Health and Safety Code defines an “authorized person” for marriage certificates as one of the following:

• A registrant – one of the parties to the marriage named in the certificate (or their parent or legal guardian)
• Someone entitled to receive the authorized certificate as a result of a court order
• A member of a law enforcement agency or other governmental agency conducting official business
• A registrant’s child, grandparent, grandchild, sibling, spouse, or domestic partner
• An attorney representing a registrant or their estate
• Any court-appointed person or agency acting on the registrant’s or their estate’s behalf⁷

Requesters who do not fit one of the above descriptions can receive only an informational copy of the marriage certificate.

Confidential Marriage Certificates: Since 1878, California has offered confidential marriage licenses (Michigan is the only other state to do so). These licenses and related certificates are not on the public record.

California counties do not issue informational certificates for confidential marriages. They will issue authorized copies only to registrants of the marriage or by court order.⁸

Ordering Public Marriage Certificates in Person: Visit one of the locations below during business hours.

Sacramento County Clerk Records
600 8th St.
Sacramento, CA 95814

(Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)

County Service Center – East
5229 Hazel Ave., Ste. B
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

(Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

County Service Center – South
8239 E. Stockton Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95828

(Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

1. Then complete the application for either an authorized or informational marriage certificate. Applicants for an authorized certificate must present a valid government-issued photo ID.

2. Pay a fee of $17 per copy by cash or check. If using the Downtown Sacramento office before 3:00 p.m., applicants may also pay by money order, debit card, or credit card (Note: a service fee of $2.50 applies to all in-person card transactions).

3. Allow 20 minutes from payment receipt to receive the marriage certificate.

Ordering Public Marriage Certificates by Mail: Complete and print page 1 of the mail-order marriage certificate application.

1. If ordering an authorized copy, complete page 2 of the application and have it notarized by a Notary Public.

2. Mail the application, notarized sworn statement (if applicable), and payment of $17 per copy in the form of a check or money order (or supply credit card information on the application for an additional processing fee of $6) to:

Sacramento County Clerk/Recorder
5229 Hazel Ave. Ste. B,
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

3. Allow 5-7 business days from receipt of payment to receive the requested certificate.

Ordering Public Marriage Certificates by Fax: Follow steps 1 and 2 for “Ordering Public Marriage Certificates by Mail.” and then supply credit card information on the application (for an additional processing fee of $6). Next, mail a check or money order to:

Sacramento County Clerk/Recorder
5229 Hazel Ave. Ste. B,
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

You may also fax the application and notarized sworn statement (for authorized copies) to 916-874-0947.​ Please allow 5-7 days from receipt of payment to receive the certificate.

If ordering a certificate by mail or fax, applicants may also choose to pay an additional fee of $19 for expedited delivery services (allow 2 business days for fulfillment).

Retrieve Records of Divorce Through the Sacramento County Superior Court of California

In California, records pertaining to family law are public unless sealed by the court system. That means anyone can view information like a divorce certificate.

It’s free to view public divorce records, but if the researcher doesn’t have a records number for the relevant divorce document, they will need to pay a Records Search fee of $15.

Viewing or Copying Sacramento County Divorce Records in Person: First, go to the following courthouse address.

William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse
3341 Power Inn Rd.,
Sacramento, CA 95826

(Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.).

From there, you can obtain a service ticket from the reception desk and complete the public file request form at the courthouse. Come prepared with a valid government-issued photo ID and either ask the court to make copies or use the public copy machines located in Room 102. Standard copies cost 50 cents per page.

Viewing or Copying Sacramento County Divorce Records by Mail or Drop Box: Complete and print the Request for Copies of Family Law Records and include a check, money order or Credit Card Authorization to the Family Law Record Clerk.

Family Law Records Clerk
William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse
3341 Power Inn Rd.,
Sacramento, CA 95826

Records searches are $15, and standard copies are 50 cents per page. Now, put the envelope in the drop box located inside the entrance to the courthouse (address above). Allow seven to 10 business days for the request to be processed and mailed back.

Considerations for Viewing Public Divorce Records: Note that applicants who wish to view a document filed between 1937 and 1974 must first use the Family Court File Request site before visiting the courthouse. It may take as long as three business days for the file to be ready for viewing. Enquirers must know the case number for the record.

Alternatively, applicants may submit a Request for Copies of Family Law Records by mail or by putting it in the courthouse drop box.

For public divorce records filed prior to 1937, the court recommends contacting the Center for Sacramento History.

Lastly, if a marriage or divorce was finalized outside of Sacramento County and a record of the vital event is needed, residents can reference the resource on how to acquire California state public records for free, as it will give clear steps to obtain marital and other useful information (i.e., birth and death certificates, probationer details, warrants, background checks, arrest, property information, and more).

How To Look Up Criminal History Information in Sacramento County

Sacramento County public records include criminal records and can reveal if someone has a criminal history, the type of charge, dropped charges, pending charges and more.

The Sacramento County Superior Court of California’s website makes it easy to access case information through the Public Case Access System. This service is now free of charge to the public.

The Public Case Access System provides information about criminal cases from 1989 to the present. It does not provide information about arrests or other cases in other California courts or counties, other state courts, or federal courts. There are two options for searching criminal court cases: by name or by case.

To conduct a name search, website users must enter both a first name and a last name.

For more information on a specific case, searchers can use the Public Case Access System to find out the relevant case number and then request copies of a criminal case record from the court system.

Sacramento County court records for cases beginning with the following can be found at the Gordon D. Schaber Sacramento County Courthouse:

• 20F, 21F, 22F, 23F
• 20M, 21M, 22M, 23M

All other cases must be ordered from the off-site storage facility.

To view criminal case files in person, interested parties can make an appointment by calling 916-874-8881. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Additionally, paper copies of any case files can be requested by phone, mail, or in person.

Making a Request by Phone: Simply contact the Criminal Records Front Counter at 916-874-8881. Requestors must have the case number on hand.

Making a Request via Mail: Complete the Local Criminal Records Copy Request form and mail it, along with payment and a self-addressed stamped envelope, to:

Sacramento Superior Court
Attention: Criminal Correspondence Unit
720 9th St., Room 101
Sacramento, CA 95814

Cost of Copies: 50 cents per page for uncertified copies. $40 per certification of a copy of paper, record, or proceeding on file. $50 per exemplification. $15 for each record search that takes longer than 10 minutes.

How To Pay: Payment can be made by check or money order payable to Sacramento Superior Court. Alternatively, a credit card payment can be made by completing, printing, and mailing the Credit Card Authorization Form to the courthouse address above.

Check Your Own Criminal Record Through the California Department of Justice

The California Department of Justice allows users to obtain copies of their own criminal history records to ensure accuracy, whether or not they reside in the state. Third parties conduct a free criminal record check from the Department of Justice unless for legitimate law enforcement purposes or other authorized applications.

Note that criminal history records are for an individual’s own review and cannot be used for visa or immigration purposes. California residents can follow the process below, and the process for non-residents is one section lower.

1. Request a live fingerprint scan using the form BCIA 8016RR (English) or BCIA 8016RR Spanish (Spanish).
2. On the form, check “Record Review” as the “Type of Application.”
3. Write “Record Review” on the “Reason for Application” line.
4. Fill out required personal information, including name, driver’s license number, date of birth, height, weight, Social Security number, etc. A mailing address and a phone number where the applicant can be contacted between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. must be included.
5. Take the completed to one of the authorized Live Scan sites for fingerprinting. These sites include most local police departments, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office, and other sites open to the public. Fees vary per location.
6. Print and complete the Application to Obtain a Copy of the State Summary Criminal History Record. A Spanish version of the form is also available.
7. Mail all the documents, along with a payment for the $25 processing fee, in the form of a check or money order made out to the California of Justice to:

California Department of Justice
Bureau of Criminal Identification & Analysis
Record Review & Challenge Section
P.O. Box 160207
Sacramento, CA 95816

The process for non-California residents is as follows:

1. Print and complete the Application to Obtain a Copy of the State Summary Criminal History Record. A Spanish version of the form is also available.
2. Request a fingerprint card that includes the requester’s full name, mailing address, date of birth, and sex from your local law enforcement agency.
3. Mail all the documents, a check or money order for $25 to:

California Department of Justice
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Analysis
Record Review and Challenge Section
P.O. Box 160207
Sacramento, CA 95816

Use CA State & Federal Agencies To Access Criminal Convictions & Sentencing Details

Alternatively, residents can find Sacramento County and obtain broader California criminal records through state and federal databases, including:

• California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR)’s California State Criminal Records Search Tool. This tool can be used to find the criminal records of inmates who have been incarcerated in a state prison.
• The State of California Department of Justice’s Megan’s Law Website.¹³ This search site can be used to find out if a person is listed on the state’s sex offender registry.
• The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ Inmate Finder.¹⁴ This tool allows users to look up inmates in federal prisons by name and can be helpful for finding out if someone has a federal criminal record.

How To Look Into Anyone’s Past by Running a Background Check in Sacramento County CA

There are many reasons why someone would want to conduct a background check on another person — or even themselves. Depending on what the purpose of the background check is, the process for conducting a check in Sacramento County may differ.

Personal Background Checks: Personal background checks can be helpful if someone is looking to learn more about a new neighbor, date, or acquaintance. They may also choose to run a background check on themselves to make sure there’s no surprising information they weren’t aware of.

Typically, these personal checks do not require the subject’s consent. Nor does the requestor need to provide the reason why they’re conducting the check.

The methods to check public records we discuss in this guide can be considered forms of personal background checks. Alternatively, citizens can also use third-party sites that allow for searches in multiple states and counties for a fee.

Professional Background Checks: Typically, professional background checks are conducted by employers or other entities, rather than a curious individual. They may be done to look into the history of a potential new employee, someone applying for a firearms license, applicants for rental properties, volunteers who want to work with the elderly or children, etc.

In Sacramento, professional checks are carried out through the California Department of Justice. Employers may also run a nationwide background check through the FBI.

Thanks to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), subjects of professional background checks must give their consent before a check can be conducted. In addition, there are other government protections for citizens who believe a professional background check may have wrongly been used against them:

• The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): Ensures that employers do not discriminate against employees due to gender, sex, religious beliefs, race, or disability. The EEOC maintains a public portal for filing complaints.
• The Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Protects consumers against unlawful background checks. Report background reports that have been conducted without your permission on the FTC’s Report Fraud site.
• The State of California’s Civil Rights Department (CRD): Seeks to eliminate workplace discrimination in the state. The CRD website contains information on filing a complaint.

Get a Professional Background Check Done in Sacramento County: Sacramento County does not offer professional background checks. Instead, these checks are conducted by the California Department of Justice (DOJ).

The California Department of Justice conducts only fingerprint-based checks, also known as Level 2 background checks.

Here are the steps to take for one of these checks:

1. The agency requesting the check must provide the applicant with a Request for Live Scan Service form.
2. The applicant visits a Live Scan site (typically a local police department or sheriff’s office). The Live Scan site will forward the fingerprints to the DOJ.
3. If no match is found, the agency will have a response within 72 hours from the Department of Justice.
4. If a match is found, a DOJ technician will manually review the applicant’s history before responding. This can take an indefinite amount of time.

How To Determine Who Has a Warrant in Sacramento County (See Who’s Wanted)

Judges and magistrates may issue Sacramento County warrants for several reasons. The most common types of warrants for public records search purposes are arrest warrants, bench warrants, and fugitive warrants. Typically, search warrant records are not available to the public.

Although some other jurisdictions across the country can let searchers know if someone has a warrant open, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office can provide warrant information only to the subject of the warrant.

Anyone who would like to find out if they have a warrant can visit the Records and Warrants office with a government-issued photo ID. However, be aware that anyone with an active warrant who visits the office will be detained.

Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office
Records & Warrants
4510 Orange Grove Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95841

Phone: 916-874-5383

Alternatively, they can email [email protected] with a copy of their ID.

How To Check Who Is on Probation in Sacramento County

In Sacramento County, most probation information is not on public record. If the subject of a probation search is under the age of 18, all of their probation information is private.

That said, interested parties can use the Public Case Access page for the Sacramento County Superior Court to find out if someone is on probation.

Simply go to the page and search the individual using their first and last names. Clicking on their criminal court records will include information about whether or not they are on probation.

Note that the terms and conditions of probation are confidential.

How To Review Court Case Information & Documents in Sacramento County California

Sacramento County’s Superior Court makes searching for court records relatively easy.

Interested parties can locate and retrieve Sacramento County judicial records through either a free public records search online or by requesting a records search through the courthouse.

Access Sacramento County Court Records Online: The Superior Court of Sacramento County case search tool can be used to find court records pertaining to public court cases filed after November 13, 2007:

• Civil cases
• Probate cases
• Traffic cases
• Family law cases
• Criminal cases

Information on these cases can be found through the court’s Case Access System.

Request Court Records Originating in Sacramento County From the Local Courthouse: Public cases filed before November 13, 2007, are not available digitally. All physical case files are kept at an off-site facility, but viewings can be requested by visiting:

Gordon D. Schaber Sacramento County Courthouse
720 9th St.
Sacramento, CA 95814

Alternatively, call the Civil Records Unit at 916-874-7186.

Allow approximately 10 business days for the files to be delivered to the main courthouse for viewing.

The Records Clerk can make copies of the files for 50 cents per page. There is also a fee of $15 for record or file searches that take longer than 10 minutes.

How To Obtain Vital Records in Sacramento County: Request Birth & Death Certificates

Sacramento County maintains birth and death certificates for individuals who were born or who have died in the county since 1850. The Sacramento County County Clerk/Recorder makes birth certificates available approximately four weeks after the baby’s birth date.

The office recommends calling 916-874-6334 to make sure that a newborn’s record is available.

Under California state law, the office can issue two types of certified birth certificate copies. Information copies are available to all requesters but cannot be used for identity purposes and authorized copies can establish the identity of the person named on the certificate.

In order to receive an authorized copy, the requester must sign a statement under penalty of perjury that they are one of the following:

• The registrant (the child named on the certificate)
• The registrant’s parent or legal guardian
• A party entitled to the record due to a court order
• An attorney or licensed adoption agency
• A member of law enforcement or another government agency on official business
• The child, grandchild, grandparent, sibling, spouse, or domestic partner of the registrant
• An attorney representing the registrant or their estate
• Any person or agency appointed by the court to act on behalf of the registrant or their estate

Either type of certified copy requires the payment of a $32 fee. This fee can be paid by cash, check, money order or debit or credit card.

An additional service fee of $2.50 per transaction applies to in-person credit or debit transactions. Persons who can verify their homeless status may receive a fee-exempt copy.

Copies may be ordered by visiting one of the court’s office locations during business hours:

Sacramento County Clerk Records
600 8th St.
Sacramento, CA 95814

(Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)

County Service Center – East
5229 Hazel Ave., Ste. B
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

(Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

County Service Center – South
8239 E. Stockton Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95828

(Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

Requesters may also receive a copy by mail or by fax. The process for both is similar:

1. Complete and print the application for a certificate of birth.
2. If ordering an authorized copy, complete page 2 of the application and have a Notary Public notarize the Sword Statement.
3. Mail the application, sworn statement, and payment to:

Sacramento County Clerk/Recorder
5229 Hazel Ave., Ste. B,
Fair Oaks, CA 95628

OR

The application and sworn statement can also be faxed to 916-874-0947. Please allow five to seven business days from the receipt of the application to receive the requested certificate.

Acquire a Certificate of Death in Sacramento County CA

The process for requesting a certified copy of a Sacramento County death certificate is very similar to the process for requesting a certificate of birth.

As with birth certificates, there are two types of certified copies: authorized and informational.

To receive an authorized copy, the requestor must sign a statement under penalty of perjury that they are:

• A parent or legal guardian of the deceased
• A party entitled to receive the certificate thanks to a court order
• A member of law enforcement or another government agency on official business
• The child, grandchild, grandparent, sibling, spouse, or domestic partner of the registrant
• An attorney representing the registrant’s estate
• Any person or agency appointed by the court to act on behalf of the registrant’s estate.
• An agent or employee of a funeral establishment acting within the course and scope of their employment

Fees for certificates of death are $24 per copy. An additional service fee of $2.50 per transaction applies to in-person credit or debit transactions.

A requester can obtain the certificate of death by visiting one of the office’s locations (see above), by mail, or by fax. The process for requesting a death certificate by mail or fax is the same as for birth certificates above. However, a separate request form must be used.

How To Retrieve Property Records Using the Sacramento County Assessor’s Parcel Viewer

The County Assessor keeps many Sacramento County public records of property and land ownership that are available to anyone.

This information includes:

• Secured and unsecured assessment rolls
• Assessor parcel numbers
• Owner’s names
• Property addresses
• Mailing addresses
• Assessed values
• Exemption values
• Tax rate area codes
• Zoning codes
• Land use codes
• Recorder’s book and page
• Parcel maps
• Property characteristics

Interested parties can use the Parcel Viewer to find information on properties, including parcels’ assessed values and characteristics.

Other public information may be viewed for free on the office’s lobby computers during business hours. The address is:

Sacramento County Assessor
3636 American River Dr. #200
Arden-Arcade, CA 95864

(Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.)

General information may also be obtained over the phone for two parcels by telephone or email per day. Requestors must provide the property address or parcel number to obtain this information.

Call 916-875-0700 Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or email email [email protected]. Note that ownership name searches are not available by telephone.

A Summary of Sacramento County Public Records

With a history stretching back more than 170 years, Sacramento County has more than its fair share of public records.

Below is an online directory for finding the most reliable public records repository for each type of information:

• Sacramento County Bookings & Arrest Records
  • Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office jail roster
  • Citrus Heights Police Department
  • Elk Grove Police Department
  • Folsom Police Department
  • Galt Police Department

• Vital Records
  • Marriage Records:
    • Sacramento County’s County Clerk/Recorder
  • Divorce Records:
    • Superior Court of California – County of Sacramento
      • Official request form
  • Birth & Death Records:
    • Sacramento County’s County Clerk/Recorder
• Criminal History Records & Background Checks
  • Local Criminal History Information:
    • Superior Court of California – County of Sacramento
      • Public Case Access System
      • Local Criminal Records Copy Request form
  • State Criminal Records:
    • California Department of Justice
      • Application to Obtain Copy of State Summary Criminal History Record
    • California State Criminal Records Search Tool
  • Background Checks:
    • California Department of Justice
      • Request for Live Scan Service
• Sacramento County Warrant Search
  • Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office

• Probation Information
  • Sacramento County Superior Court Public Case Access
• Court Case Records
  • Public Case Access System

• Property Records
  • Sacramento County Assessor

There is no shortage of official agencies to search through when seeking important information about someone else or even themselves; the guidance and steps in this streamlined resource should be a good jumping-off point for efficiently finding any Sacramento County public records.