The Online Crime Reporting System is designed for victims of certain crimes to save time by reporting non-emergency events. Online Crime Reports are reviewed by a supervisor. A case number is generated and returned to you via email (typically within 72 hours) and you can print a copy of the police report at no cost.
Online Crime Reporting cannot be used for felonies, crimes where the suspect is known, if the crime address is unknown or if the value of something stolen or damaged exceeds $5,000.
An online report is a good option if a police report number is needed for insurance purposes.
Using the Edmonds Police Department Online Crime Reporting System, you can report the following incidents:
| Theft |
Theft from Vehicle |
Vehicle Prowling |
| Vandalism |
Graffiti |
Abandoned Vehicles |
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Lost Property |
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When To File an Online Report
The online report allows you to submit a report if the following requirements are met:
- The incident is not an emergency
- There are no known suspects
- The incident occurred inside the City of Edmonds
- You have a valid email address
- Item(s) were lost, stolen or damaged
- Dollar amount is under $5,000
Reporting Serious Incidents
To report more significant crimes, found property or if you need an officer to contact you for a loss of $5,000 or more, call our non-emergency dispatch number at 425-407-3999.
Tips
Tips and information regarding criminal activity may be provided to the Edmonds Police Department in a number of ways. Tips for activities occurring in your presence should be immediately reported to 911 or our non-emergency line at 425-407-3999.
Tips submitted via the methods below are not actively monitored 24/7.
Online Vehicle Collision Reporting
If you are involved in a collision that was not investigated by law enforcement, you can complete and submit your collision report online at http://www.wsp.wa.gov/driver/collision-records/.
The website offers a help section, complete with detailed instructions and frequently asked questions about completing a collision report. Additional questions can be directed to the WSP Collision Records Section at the following email address: [email protected]
FILE AN ONLINE