Quickly and easily report non-emergency issues online. Note: Filing a false report is a crime.
Remember to always dial 9-1-1 for emergencies or crimes in progress!
For all of the other non-emergency issues report and submit online through the: Crime Reporting Form
Report non-emergency issues by phone. If you need to have a police officer dispatched to your location immediately, if someone is injured, or if you have any emergency situation, call 911. This includes any crime still in progress or where the report you want to make has any type of evidence to be collected.
If you meet the criteria for a non-emergency report call (915) 832-4436 during business hours, Monday through Friday. A police officer will NOT be dispatched to your location and reports that contain evidence will not be taken on the call. Filing a false police report is a crime. Please have the following necessary information ready before making the report:
Unfortunately, you cannot report a hit and run incident online. You should report hit and run accidents on the telephone at (915) 832-4436 within the first 10 days after they occur.
Please call the Non-Emergency line at (915) 832-4400, or proceed to your closest police station to report the incident.
During the review process, if there is a question regarding a report that was submitted, an EPPD employee will contact the person who submitted the report via email for more information. The facts below are needed to gather the victim information, location, items, time, and summary of the elements of the offense:
Please wait for an email response in the next few days; which will provide the case number for the report, or will provide further instructions should the information not meet the qualifications for an online report.
The emailed response will also provide instructions on how to request a copy of a report. If you need to follow up with an investigator, you may contact the Regional Command Center in your area for more information.
You will receive the case number via the email that was used to submit the report. Should you need to add more information, and you have not yet been in contact with an investigator, you may reply to the email to provide the supplemental information. If a detective or other EPPD investigator has contacted you about your report, please provide the additional information directly to them.
You may contact the Records Division at (915) 212-4267 to inquire the status of the report request, or for information on obtaining a copy of the report. You should direct any questions regarding the investigation the detective assigned to the case.
No; although the incident took place within the County limits, only reports that occurred within the City limits can be filed with the EPPD.
Only if you are reporting an incident involving Identity Theft. The report will be filed for documentation purposes, and you will still need to contact the law enforcement agency where your identity is being used, for possible investigation. EPPD will not investigate.
Once your report has been reviewed and approved, you will receive an email message providing you with a case number, and instructions on how to obtain a copy of the report.
The information submitted did not meet certain requirements. The submitter will receive an email informing them of the reason. A few reasons reports made online can be rejected are: