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File a Police Report
At the Midland Police Department, we are dedicated to ensuring a safe and secure community for everyone. Our mission is to provide timely, reliable, and efficient services that make reporting crimes straightforward and accessible to all citizens. We envision a community where the process of filing police reports—whether in an emergency or non-emergency situation—is seamless, enabling faster resolution and peace of mind for everyone.
File a Police Report Online
Report Non-Emergencies online: Police to Citizens Website
Additional Guidelines:
- Emergencies: For any emergency or crime in progress, call 911 immediately.
- Non-Emergency Reports: For non-emergency matters, you may contact the non-emergency number to speak with an officer or use the Police to Citizens Website for online reporting.
Note
If your report includes the following: Identity Theft, Fraud, Forgery, Credit/Debit Card Abuse, please only contact Non-Emergency at (432) 685-7108.
What is Considered a Non-Emergency?
Non-emergency incidents typically include situations that do not require immediate police response. The following are the incidents that you can file online:
- Graffiti: When public or private property is defaced.
- Lost Property: When property is missing or lost WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. If you believe that your property was stolen please complete the appropriate Theft report.
- Theft: When property is taken without your permission. This does not include someone physically taking something from your person or from inside a vehicle or theft of a motor vehicle. THIS REPORT CANNOT BE USED TO FILE AN IDENTITY THEFT, YOU MUST REPORT IN PERSON AT THE MIDLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT LOCATED AT 601 N LORAINE ST.
- Burglary of a Vehicle: If your vehicle was broken into or items were stolen from inside your vehicle.
- Vandalism: If property has been intentionally damaged or destroyed.
- Vandalism of a Vehicle: If your vehicle has been damaged through vandalism (e.g., broken windows, scratched paint, etc.).
Need More Help?
If you have questions about filing a police report or aren't sure if your situation is an emergency, don’t hesitate to call our department.
Last Updated: 12/10/2024