We are currently experiencing technical problems affecting a subset of city government phone numbers. While we are working for a resolution as soon as possible, you may experience issues calling some city services, including Police Records. Please note that Aurora911 is not affected.

In the meantime, please see the resources available on this webpage for obtaining police records. General inquiries can be made to Access Aurora at 303.739.7000.

The Aurora Police Records Unit is the centralized storage and processing area for all records and information relating to Aurora Police Department activities, including criminal reports and arrest records. The Records Unit is located on the first floor in the Aurora Police Headquarters Building located at 15001 E. Alameda Parkway. The Aurora Police Department now utilizes NextRequest to accept and process public records requests. NextRequest allows requesters to create an account and log in to view your request, messages, and any documents that have been released. Click on the NextRequest button above to submit your request.

If you would like a copy of your own police report, follow the information below.

Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (CLOSED on all City observed holidays)

Phone: 303.739.6320 - Option #2

Frequently Asked Questions

Requesting a Copy of a Police Report

General Offense Reports:

If you are requesting a copy of your own police report, please go to the NextRequest portal (link opens in new window) or click on the button above labeled "NextRequest Portal" for submitting your request. Due to high request volumes and the careful review given to each request, processing times will vary. 

Crash Reports:

If an officer was dispatched and completed a crash report on-scene, the report can be purchased from a third-party site, CrashDocs.org. The cost of this report will be $10 and must be paid on the website before you will get a copy. Reports can NOT be purchased directly from the police department. Crash reports are primarily used for information or insurance reporting. By clicking the link above, you will be directed to another website to purchase the report. In order to find your report, you must know the last name of an involved party and the date of the accident. Using the report (or reference) number is also used to quickly locate the correct report, but please make sure you enter the number is exactly as it was given to you. Examples of report numbers: AP202212345 or 2022-12345.

If you completed an online crash report, the Aurora Police Department does not have access to obtain copies, please contact the Department of Revenue at 303.205.5600. That online report will not be available for purchase from the Aurora Police Department or the third-party website.

Requesting a Police Record through the Public Records Detail

Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA) requests are handled and processed by the Public Records Detail (PRD). Examples of CCJRA requests handled by the PRD are listed below:

• Requests for body worn camera footage, mesh camera, third party camera, crime scene photographs, or Police 911 and radio audio (if you are requesting these items you may also request a copy of the police report).

• Records requests from the media.

• Requests for Internal Affairs Bureau files, personnel information or other internal documents.

• Requests for specific statistics that are not readily available on our Annual and Public Reports page.

If you are submitting a Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA) request, please click here or use the button above labeled "NextRequest Portal" to submit your request. Due to high request volumes and the careful review given to each request, processing times will vary. 

NOTICE: Report Fees for 2025 can be found here.

All records requests are processed in accordance with Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA), C.R.S. 24-72-301, et seq. Some reports may not be released, or may have redactions when required by law.