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The Aurora Police Online Reporting System allows you to file a non-emergency police report in cases where there is no suspect information, such as a vehicle break-in that happened overnight. Below are the options available for online crime reporting:
- Police Records, Reports & Property
If you were a victim of a crime, and wanting a copy of your...
- Police Records, Reports & Property
If you were a victim of a crime, and wanting a copy of your police report, the Aurora Police Records Section is open Monday - Friday, excluding city holidays, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our phone number is 303.739.6320, option #2.
Using the Aurora Police Department’s Online Citizen Reporting System, you can report the incidents that occurred within the City of Aurora when no suspects are known and there is no physical evidence to be collected.
POLICE. To ensure citizen’s requests are acted upon in a timely manner the following procedure will be used: for police services will be classified and . Directive 8.4 "CALL PRIORITY DESIGNATIONS".
This web portal will help you communicate with the Aurora Police Department for all police report as well as Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA) requests.
For Aurora Police Records, use the Aurora Police Report/CCJRA Requests Portal. Search 2125 requests and counting. Make Request. Make a new public records request.
The Aurora Police Department Open Data Portal is a public resource for community members to see crime data, police use of force, learn about the diversity of APD, access open data, and discover opportunities for police-community engagement.
