Welcome to the Sacramento Police Department Online Reporting System. If this is an emergency or the crime is in progress
please call 9-1-1.
Using this system allows you to file two types of reports, an “Original Report” and/or a “Supplemental Report”.
If you have additional information you want added to your existing report, go to the bottom of this page and select the
"click here to continue"… option, from here select the type or report (your original report) you want to add information to then
select the “Supplemental Report” option. You will be asked to provide all of your information again, as if you are filing an
original report.
STOP! & CALL (916) 264-5471 (POLICE DISPATCH) TO REPORT THE FOLLOWING CRIMES:
- Violent Crime(personal assault, kidnapping, robbery, etc.)
- Sex Crime(rape,sexual assault, etc.)
- Stolen Vehicle(truck, car, trailer, motorcycle, etc.)
- Lost/Stolen license plate
- Domestic Violence
- Assault and Battery
- Traffic Accident involving an Injury
| STOP! | STOP! | STOP! | STOP! | STOP! |
If you answer, “NO” to the following questions, you may file your report online.
- Is this an Emergency? If Yes STOP and CALL "9-1-1".
- Is this Crime currently in Progress? If Yes STOP and CALL "9-1-1".
- Did this incident occur outside the Sacramento City Limits? If Yes STOP and CALL "3-1-1". (City Operator) to obtain the phone numbers for the law enforcement agency for the City or County where the incident took place.
Please complete this form as accurately and completely as possible. This will help us screen your report for potential investigation. If you need to report more than one type of crime (or multiple instances), please send us a separate Report Form for each one.
To receive a copy of your online report you must enter your e-mail address. Please make sure to turn off any spam blocking or e-mail
filtering software before filing the report and/or save the following e-mail address in your trusted list so you can recieve your report:
All cases filed online will be reviewed. Upon review, if further information is needed for your report, you may be contacted.
It is impossible for detectives to personally discuss each and every case with all crime victims. A detective will not routinely contact you, unless the detective requires additional information. Your report will be evaluated by the Detective Division to determine if the case will be assigned to a detective. This determination is based on the following “Solvability Guidelines:”
- Suspect Named, known or Identified.
- Investigative leads that can lead to an arrest.
- Likelihood that an arrest will be made.
If there are 1) no suspects, 2) no investigative leads or 3) little likelihood of arrest, the case will NOT be assigned.
By making the effort to complete this report you assist your community and the Police Department by providing real time crime trend information and important statistical data.
When you are finished filing your online report, you will:
- See the words: "Your report has been submitted" showing that your report is complete.
- Be given a temporary case number.
- Be able to print a copy of the report to keep for your records.
If an officer has responded to your non-injury accident and stated that your report doesn’t meet minimum reporting requirements, you may submit a report through this on-line system and you must report your accident directly to the California Department of Motor Vehicles. (You can download the form at http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/sr/sr1.pdf) If you previously called to report an accident and were advised an officer would be dispatched and are still waiting for the officer, call 264-5471.
Victim Witness ProgramThe District Attorney’s Victim Witness Assistance Program can assist you with any questions you may have about victim/witness services, benefit qualifications, the court process and your rights. Program staff is available Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. For further information, please contact: Victim and Witness Assistance Program, 901 G Street, Sacramento, California 95814, (916) 874-5701.
Filing a false police report is a crime.
Click here to continue filing your online report
