Copies
of a Police Report
Collision Report
Emergency
Protective Orders & Restraining Orders
Fingerprinted
Parking
Tickets Paid
Traffic
Tickets Paid
Copies
of a Police Report
The Stockton Police Department has specific policies and
procedures regarding the release of reports. Some reports are releasable, for example, accident
reports, but others, such as ongoing criminal investigations or
information concerning juveniles, need to be reviewed by supervisory staff for consideration.
If you are the victim of a crime or involved in
an accident, you may obtain a report in person at the Police Department's
Records Section, 22 East Market Street, Stockton, CA 95202 (hours: 8:00 - 6:00, Monday through Thursday and 8-5 every other Friday). The
cost is 10 cents per page; the fee for certified reports is $5.00. When requesting a report, you will need the following information:
- Your name
- Date of birth
- Identification number (Driver's License or Passport)
- Crime Report number or location and date of incident
- Address and telephone number
- Indicate the type of incident (Accident, Arrest, etc.)
NEW! - Collision Reports Online
Citizens may now access and purchase copies of most Stockton Police Department collision reports online. Purchasing a collision report online is extremely easy and convenient. Citizens enter the date of the collision and two other fields, such as an involved party's name or location of collision; these are required to ensure the citizen purchasing the report has a legal right to the document. The $15 fee is required; paid by credit card. If you are interested in purchasing your collision report by using this service, go to www.MyCollisionReport.com and follow the step-by-step instructions.
Emergency Protective
Orders and Restraining Orders
The California
Courts Self-Help Center provides helpful information
for victims seeking protection from abuse. The California
Courts' site also has downloadable forms for Emergency
Protective Orders and Domestic Violence Restraining Orders. For
a list of forms, click here.
The San Joaquin County Superior Court's Web site offers
some helpful information for victims of domestic violence. Click
here for details.
Fingerprinted
The Stockton Police Department's Evidence/Identification Laboratory can provide
fingerprinting services to the general public, on a space available basis
only.
Fingerprinting days are
as follows:
If you wish to be fingerprinted by the Police Department,
you should call (209) 937-8177 after 8:00 a.m. on the day you
desire to be fingerprinted to see if there is a vacancy. If
there is a vacancy, you will be given an appointment for that
time slot. If there is no vacancy, you will need to call
back on the next fingerprinting day.
Stockton,
CA 
Code Enforcement