Police Reports/Records
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Publicly available police reports and records may be obtained from the Criminal Records Unit, which is located in the Public Safety Building, 7721 East Parham Road at the intersection of Parham and Shrader Roads, during the hours of 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday – Friday.
Fees
- Traffic Accident Report – $5.00
- Personal Criminal Record Check – $5.00
- Incident/Offense Report – $10.00
- Crime Statistics – $18.00 per hour
Payment for reports or records may be made in cash or by check or money order made payable to the County of Henrico. The Police Records Unit now also accepts debit cards only. There is no additional fee for using the debit card payment system. The Police Records Unit does not accept credit cards and cannot process your debit card as a credit card.
How to Receive this Service
Traffic Accident Report: Any person involved or injured in the accident, his/her attorney, or the person’s insurance company may receive a copy of the accident report. A driver’s license or other picture identification must be presented prior to reports being released. Some requests for reports may also be handled by mail. Please call 501-4810 for more information.
Criminal Record Check: The record subject must appear in person at the Public Safety Building in order to initiate a criminal record check. The requester must present two (2) forms of identification, one of which must be a photo identification. The only acceptable forms of identification are current driver’s license, passport, birth certificate, military identification or social security card. This transcript will show ONLY offenses for which you WERE NOT fingerprinted, offenses ONLY in Henrico County, and DOES NOT include traffic or juvenile offenses. More extensive criminal information must be obtained from the State Police headquarters on Midlothian Turnpike. Traffic offense transcripts can be obtained from Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
Incident/Offense Reports: The majority of incident reports may be released to the victim or reporting person. In cases involving loss of or damaged property, the report may also be released to the insurance company. Occasionally, there will be a delay in receiving the report because the officer or investigator’s approval to release the report may be necessary. A photo identification, such as a driver’s license, must be presented prior to receiving reports.
Please remember to bring all the required documents and identification with you. We cannot process your request without them.
