The Records Bureau is the keeper of Incident Reports, Criminal Records, and Accident Reports. The Records Bureau also manages the Report Line (413-750-2525) ...

Public Records Requests. You may also use the Public Records portal on the City of Springfield website's Public Records page.

Records service is provided to the community from 6 am to 1 am. Records is also responsible for supplying copies of reports to those who request them.

You can get a copy of a report from the Springfield Police Department. You may go to the front desk at police headquarters and request a copy.

Fill out this form completely and identify specifically the type of records you are requesting from the Springfield Oregon Police Department.

Answer. There are two ways to obtain your copy. Option 1: You may obtain your crash report online by visiting Crashdocs. This is a third-party vendor who ...

The Springfield Police Division is custodian of City police records. Many of these records are public property and are available upon request.

The Records Division can be contacted Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Reports are available to the public for a fee. Click the link below for the ...

The Springfield Police Department Records Division is responsible for maintaining, storing and retrieving all incident, accident and arrest records.

If you wish to request records anonymously, you may contact us at (850) 872-7545 or visit our station at 408 School Avenue.