You may also fax the completed form to us at (520) 917-2901 or you may mail the completed form to 1601 S. To request a copy of a report, you must be able to identify the report by indicating the date and location of the incident or by the case number.įor your convenience, you may fill out the Public Records Request form and bring it with you to the Police Department. Depending on the status of an investigation, the report may not be available immediately or certain information may be redacted. Reports are considered public records and are available through a public records request. You may request a report in person or by mail. Visa and MasterCard can be used to pay in person, on site only. This fee is payable by cash or money order. The cost of a police report is $5.00, with an additional $.25 (25 cents) per page for reports over 15 pages.

The Records Unit is closed weekends and holidays. Records hours of operation are Monday through Friday (excluding holidays) 8:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m. If your report is not available after five (5) business days, please contact the Records Section at (520) 622-0655. Reports are typically available three (3) to five (5) business days from the date of the report. Online Accident Reports Are Not Available Information and copies of reports are provided to citizens, attorneys and insurance companies during business hours. The Records Unit is responsible for processing, distributing and retrieving this information. The Records Unit maintains all law enforcement records originated by the officers of the South Tucson Police Department.

Our directive is to promote mutual respect between the Police Department and the people we serve with honor and integrity. Welcome to our website! It is the mission of the South Tucson Police Department to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the incidence and fear of crime, and to enhance public safety while working with the diverse communities to improve their quality of life.

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