About Todd County Court Records

Todd County court records live across several official offices in Long Prairie. The district court, the Recorder, the Sheriff, and the County Attorney all hold different pieces of the public-record picture. This site gathers those sources into one local reference so the next step is easier to find.

Why We Built This Site

Minnesota makes a lot of court information public, but the public still has to know which office owns which record. Todd County court cases go through District Court and MCRO. Marriage records go through the Recorder and MOMS. Jail custody belongs to the Sheriff's Office. That separation is where most confusion starts, so the site is organized around the county office that actually holds the record.


What You Will Find Here

  • Search pages for court records, dockets, criminal cases, arrests and charges, warrants, inmates, traffic, marriage, probate, the Recorder, and District Court.
  • Office details for Todd County Court Administration, the Sheriff's Office, and the Recorder.
  • Practical notes about MCRO, jail roster access, MOMS, and court-copy requests.
  • County-specific fees, access limits, and the public channels that actually work in Todd County.

What We Cannot Do

This is a private reference site. We do not issue certified copies, file documents, or change what appears in any government record. We also cannot decide how a specific record should be used in a legal or employment setting. The official office always controls the record.

Only Todd County Court Administration, the Recorder, or the Sheriff's Office can confirm an official record, copy, or custody detail.


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