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Online reporting system offered by Gresham Police
Gresham Police Department is launching a new crime reporting service that will allow residents to file police reports online beginning Oct. 11. The new service will allow people to file certain reports at their convenience. These reports include:
- Vandalism (including graffiti)
- Lost property (excluding firearms and prescription medications)
- Theft from vehicles
- Theft (excluding firearms or prescription medications)
- Vandalism to a motor vehicle
- Additional property Information (supplemental information to a prior report)
Click here to File a Police Report
A "win-win" for everyone
“This new system will allow residents to get their report on their schedule,” said Police Chief Craig Junginger. “Not only do we anticipate this new service will save residents time we also expect it to free up officers. Taking a routine police report takes about one hour and each hour spent taking a report is one less hour spent on patrol.”
This user-friendly system requires the filer to complete a series of basic questions about the incident and then submit their report. The report will be reviewed by police personnel and the filer will receive a free copy of the report via email with an assigned Gresham Police Department case number.
Emergencies should always be reported by calling 9-1-1. Non-emergency criminal activity that does not fit the criteria for online reporting will continue to require officer response by calling the Police non-emergency line at 503-823-3333
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