There will be no fee for
access to this online service, and citizens will no longer need to come to the
Police Department to obtain and view copies of crash reports.
As of February 18, 2013
the Police Department will no longer maintain paper copies of crash reports for
general public review. Persons named on
a crash report as a driver, car owner, or passenger, can still obtain a paper
copy of the report. Copies of crash
reports for those people will still be available for free at the Records
Section in the front lobby of the Police Department between 9am -- 5pm, Monday – Friday.
Other citizens will
still be able to obtain a paper copy for a charge of $5.00, or they will be
referred to the website to avoid any charges.
Citizens already have
web access to the following GPD public records:
- Daily Calls for Service – a summary of all calls taken by the GPD Communications Center
- Daily Case Reports – a summary of all case investigations reported each day
- Daily Arrest Reports – a summary of each arrest daily
- Daily Drug Arrest Reports – a summary of all persons arrested for the sale and distribution of illegal substances
To access GPD records
information online, go to the following web link:
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