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Report a non-emergency crime to Eugene Police

Use Eugene Police's online report for theft, vandalism, fraud and similar non-emergency crimes; call 911 for emergencies.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Rule out an emergencyFor an emergency call 911. For a crime in progress, call the non-emergency line, (541) 682-5111.
  2. Pick a report typeChoose your language, then a type such as theft, vandalism, identity theft, fraud or a tip.
  3. Complete the reportThe system collects your information and connects you with a live officer at a scheduled time.
To report a stolen vehicle, call 541-682-5111; do not use the online form.
  • How-to

    Ask Eugene Police to check your home while you're away

    Police & jail
    1. Read the program rulesYou must read the description and requirements before you apply.
    2. Fill out the applicationGive your travel dates and a local emergency contact who has a key.
    3. Stop your mail and paperPolice recommend pausing mail and newspaper delivery while you're gone.
    Eugene Police Department
  • How-to

    Check if you have a warrant in Eugene

    Police & jail
    1. Go to Police Records in personThe Records counter is open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
    2. Show government IDYou can only check your own status. Staff can't give it by phone or to someone else.
    3. Contact the court that issued itFor details, contact Eugene Municipal Court, Lane County Circuit Court or Springfield Municipal Court.
    BringGovernment-issued photo ID
    Eugene Police Records
  • How-to

    Get fingerprint cards at the UO Police Department

    Police & jail
    1. Request an appointment 72 hours aheadAppointments depend on availability. Use the Schedule Fingerprinting link on the page.
    2. Bring valid photo IDIf your employer gave you a card, do not fill in any fields in advance.
    3. Go to the UO Police Department2141 E. 15th Ave, Eugene.
    + 2 more steps in the full guide
    BringValid photo IDEmployer card with fields left blank
    Cost$25 first card; $20 each additional card
    University of Oregon Police Department541-346-2919