Police Reports
If you have an emergency, call 911.
You can submit a non-emergency police report online, and print a copy of the report for free. Please read the instructions below before submitting a police report online.
You can also download copies of crash reports online.
Contact
Phone: 913-327-6881
Fax: 913-327-5715
Hours
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Submit a Police Report
Submit reports online for many incidents, including identity theft, lost or stolen property, suspicious activity, theft, and vandalism.
Reports should be detailed with as much information as possible, including the date, time, and suspect addresses. Contact information is required as staff may follow up with you if further investigation is required. Cases that have no leads or with limited information will not be assigned to an investigator.
After submitting the report, you will receive a case number. Print a copy of the report for your records.
Crash Reports
Download a copy of an Overland Park Police Department crash report. You’ll need a first name, last name, and case number.
Police Report Types
Submit These Reports Online:
- Phone harassment or threats
- Theft of small items, including bicycles, purses, household goods, etc.
- Theft from a vehicles, including gas, stereos, items inside a vehicle
- Suspicious activities or people
- Vandalism
- Lost license plates
- Lost property
- Possible drug activity
- Unlawful use of a credit card
- Identity theft
Submit These Reports In-Person:
- Emergencies
- Thefts of vehicles
- Any criminal activity that requires immediate police response
- Any criminal activity that occurs outside Overland Park city limits
- Incidents where you know who the suspects are
You cannot report these types of incidents online.
To report the above incidents, call 911 in an emergency. If the incident is not an emergency, call 913-895-6300 or visit the Sanders Justice Center, 12400 Foster, or Myron E. Scafe Building, 8500 Antioch, to make a report.