Police - Forms, Reports and Hotlines
Police Call and Crime Information
The Glendale Police Department has two online search applications. These applications are for geographic areas within the city. Specific address information can be obtained by contacting Glendale Police Records staff at (623) 930-3100. Police Records also can provide copies of reports and accident reports. There may be a fee for this service and certain restrictions apply.
Calls for Service: Calls for service are those calls that generate some type of response from the police department. They may be handled by an officer(s) dispatched to the scene, a station officer taking the report over the phone or in the lobby, or by Communication’s personnel by taking an information report. If a crime has occurred, then an offense/criminal report is generated from the call for service. In either case, a report number is assigned and included in the total. About 25 percent of the calls for service result in offense/crime report.
Calls for service information is downloaded nightly into Corona Solutions data server and can be viewed by the public. You can select either the citywide total or a quarter square mile grid for the past week or the past 12 months. It should be noted that only about 85% of calls for service data is currently being geocoded (mapped) and therefore the counts listed will not always be complete. We continue to work on improving this data. If you should encounter any problems or have questions regarding the data, contact the Crime Analysis Unit at CrimeAnalysis@glendaleaz.com
Offense/Crime Reports: When a call for service becomes an offense/crime report, a Uniform Crime Report (UCR) number is assigned to the primary offense. The UCR standards are used to compare with local and nationwide cities with similar populations. The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) sets these standards. These totals can be viewed by a square mile and then further broken down by a quarter square mile.
Disclaimer: The calls for service and offense/crime report information is subject to change based on review, reclassification or change in case status. The Glendale Police Department is not responsible for misinterpretation of this information and makes no reference or judgment as to the relative safety of any particular area or neighborhood. Some data may not be displayed due to confidentiality issues or because the incident was not located within the city limits.
Jobing.com Arena Traffic Comments
This form is made available to the public to advise the City of Glendale about community complaints and/or comments about the Jobing.com Arena. If you need to file a criminal complaint report, please call the Glendale Police at 623-930-3000. The information you submit below will be forwarded to a staff member who will call you back if you indicate that you desire contact. Please keep in mind that personnel may not be able to return your call until the next normal business day. You can also call and leave a voice message at 623-930-3299. Your information will be reviewed and forwarded to the appropriate department. If your complaint or comments concern the Jobing.com Arena parking lot, your information will be forwarded to the Jobing.com Arena Management. You can also submit your comments directly to them at their website.
Traffic Enforcement Request Form The Glendale Police Department Traffic Unit actively responds to complaints of reoccurring speeding violations and other inappropriate driving infractions within the City of Glendale. Community members may notify the police department of poor driving behavior by calling 623-930-2005 and providing information for a Traffic Enforcement Request (TER). Your request will be forwarded to the Traffic Unit and an officer will be assigned to take enforcement action. You may also submit the Traffic Enforcement Request form on-line by providing the information requested below. This form should be used for on-going speeding or driving problems in your neighborhood.
Stolen Property List Form for inventory list of stolen property. Stolen Property List (pdf)
Stolen Property Tip Hotline
This form can be submitted directly to the police department to assist in collecting information about any on going suspected activity in your neighborhood involving stolen property.
Please indicate if you would take phone contact from police personnel if they have additional questions. Your information is valuable and we appreciate your assistance.
If you would like to make a regular police report, please contact Communications at 623-930-3000.
Narcotics Tip Hotline This form can be submitted directly to the police department to assist in collecting information about any on going suspected drug activity in your neighborhood. Or if you prefer, you can call the Narcotics Tip Line (623-930-3353) and use this form as a guide in supplying important information.
Please indicate if you would take phone contact from police personnel if they have additional questions. Your information is valuable and we appreciate your assistance.
Bias/Hate Crimes Unit The Glendale Police Department documents and tracks all Bias/Hate Incidents and Crimes. Victims should report any criminal activity to their local police department. Bias crimes threaten our society, which is built upon the strengths of its diversity. Bias Crimes not only victimize the individual, but also the entire community. Bias/Hate Incidents are described as any non-criminal act, including words, directed at a person(s), motivated by a bias against a person or group, based on that person’s race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender or disability, including distribution of hate materials in public places and to residential areas. A Bias/Hate Crime commonly referred to as a Hate Crime is a criminal offense that occurred and the motive for doing that crime is proven to be driven by that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender or disability. To report either a Bias/Hate Incident or a Bias/Hate Crime that occurred in Glendale, please call
623-930-3000 or use the form below for reporting hate or bias type incidents or report material distributed with the intent to provoke bias or hate crimes, within the city of Glendale. If a criminal act was involved (theft, assault, etc.) please contact the police at 623-930-3000, to file a criminal report.
Public Records Request Forms used to request copies of public records in the Police Department.
Public Records Request Form (pdf)
Identity Theft Information
Police Performance Report Annual report highlighting events, programs, new projects, and special awards for 2003.
Citizen Complaints The Glendale Police Department is dedicated to protecting the rights of all citizens and we carefully investigate all complaints relating to police service and/or police misconduct. Our mission is to provide quality police service, and you can assist us in accomplishing this goal when you contact us regarding what you consider to be improper police conduct. We value your opinion and thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. Please provide as much information as you can and submit the form when completed. The Professional Standards Unit or the employee's supervisor may contact you during the process of their investigation. |
