Where can I find police records online?
Police Records Online
Short Overview
Police records are public documents that help keep communities informed and safe. Thanks to modern technology, many police records can now be found online. This makes it easier for residents, insurance companies, and others to access important information without visiting a police station in person. This article explains where to find police records online, how the Records Division helps the public, and answers common questions.
Transparency means being open and honest with the public. Police departments support transparency by allowing people to request and view certain records. These records may include:
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Accident reports
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Incident reports
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Open records requests
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Information about abandoned vehicles
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Statistical reports
The Records Division is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It also reviews reports, scans documents, and issues permits such as:
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Solicitor Permits
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Alarm Permits
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Parking Permits
Online Police Reports (Non-Vehicle Cases)
- Police reports for non-vehicle cases can be accessed online through the Police to Citizen webpage. This allows users to search for and view reports without visiting the police department.
Vehicle Crash Reports
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Available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
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Online purchase available at https://cris.txdot.gov/public/Purchase
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$6.00 – Regular copy
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$8.00 – Certified copy
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In-person requests: 3500 D. B. Wood Rd.
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Questions about public safety services: pd@georgetowntexas.gov
AutoCITE System
- The Police Department also uses an automated system called AutoCITE. Officers use handheld devices to create electronic citations. These citations are uploaded directly into the Municipal Court system. This reduces paperwork, saves time, and lowers costs for the city.
City Records and Open Records Requests
For additional assistance, you can call the Records Division at (512) 930-FILE (3453), Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.