Online Police Report

NOTE: This service and page is NOT FOR EMERGENCIES. If you need immediate police assistance, are reporting a crime in progress, call 911.

Welcome to the Tracy Police Department’s Online Reporting System. Please follow the steps below to complete an online police report.

Cell Phone Users: If you would like to use your cell phone to file an online police report, call DORS Quick Connect at (833) 827-5032 to enter the cell phone number for the device that you will be using to submit the report. Once submitted, you will receive a text message containing the URL needed to complete an online report. The URL provides a mobile format for an easy filing experience.

 

Step 1 – Qualifications

Please make sure you are able to answer “NO” to the following questions:

  • Are you reporting an emergency or crime-in-progress, or need immediate police assistance?
  • Did this incident occur outside of Tracy city limits?
  • Did this incident occur on the freeway?
  • Other than court order violations, do you know who committed this crime?

Step 2 – Type of Reports Accepted

Only the following crimes can be reported through our online system:

  • Theft – The value of items stolen must be $5,000 or less.
  • Auto Burglary – Auto burglary is the theft of items, with a value of $5000 or less, from a vehicle.
  • Attempted Auto Theft – If someone tried to steal your vehicle without using force and there is no information or evidence which could lead to identifying the suspect.
  • Vandalism/Graffiti – With no information or evidence, which could lead to identifying the suspect.
  • Harassing Phone Call – With no information or evidence, which could lead to identifying the suspect.
  • Lost Property – Value must be $5,000 or less.
  • Non-injury “hit-and-run” Traffic Accidents – If someone hit your vehicle, and you do not have any information or evidence which could lead to identifying the suspect.
  • Late Reported Traffic Accidents – If you were involved in a non-injury traffic accident and both you and the other parties have left the scene.
  • Violation of a Child Custody Court Order – If you are reporting a violation that DOES NOT include any physical injury, violence, or credible threats of physical violence.
  • Identity Theft – With no information or evidence, which could lead to identifying the suspect.
  • Forgery – With no information or evidence, which could lead to identifying the suspect.

 

Step 3 – Final Information

Once you click on the button below, you will leave our website and go to our online reporting system, where you can complete your online report. 

  • After you have answered the questions and completed the report, a message will appear indicating you have submitted your report.
  • You’ll receive a temporary case number.
  • You’ll be able to print or save a copy of the report for your records.
  • All reports submitted will be reviewed by a member of our organization to ensure no additional information is needed.
  • Filing a false police report is a crime.
        

 

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