Online Reporting

• The report must be completed by either the owner of the damaged property or the authorized representative or finder of property
• A valid email address
• The address of the location where the crime took place and contact address information
• A driver's licence, proof of ownership, insurance information (if applicable)

• After you submit your completed online police report, you will see the words: "Your online police report has been submitted" 
• You will be notified by email of a temporary case number and will be able to print an unofficial copy of the police report for your records
• The case will be reviewed. You may be contacted if further investigation is required. If staff have no further questions about your report, you will receive an email including a permanent case number and a copy of your report which can be used for insurance purposes

Remember - filing a false police report is a crime.

Citizens have two options when reporting traffic complaints that are considered non-emergent (no imminent or ongoing danger to the public). 

• If a license plate has been obtained, and the complainant is willing to provide a statement and serve as a witness in court in the event charges are laid, they must attend the police station and provide a written statement. Upon receiving the completed statement, an investigation will be initiated.
  
• If the complainant is satisfied with a warning letter from police to the registered owner, they will complete a report online providing their information and sufficient details of the alleged offence. Upon submission, the report will be reviewed to identify alleged offences and a warning letter may be issued to the registered owner. 

Note that collisions, impaired drivers and incidents where there is an immediate concern for the safety of the public cannot be reported online.