Records

Erie Police Records is responsible for filing all records in an efficient and accepted method that allows for accountability, accuracy, security, and ease of access while ensuring state and federal laws are followed concerning the retention and release of records. Records retention is governed by the Colorado State Municipal Records Retention Schedule, viewable in the Municipal Records Retention Manual.

Accident Reports

For all of your insurance needs, the Town of Erie Police Department has partnered with Crashdocs.org to provide accident reports. To receive a copy of an accident report, please visit www.crashdocs.org. If you would like the Officer's notes on a report, please submit a records request below.Accident Report Opens in new window

Police Records Request

Complete an online records request or a Spanish records request.Police Records Request Opens in new window

Fingerprint Services

The Erie Police Department is no longer permitted to provide fingerprint services to in-state fingerprint requests. Colorado fingerprinting is administered through the statewide Digital Fingerprinting Process. To begin, you will need to make an appointment, and register for fingerprinting by visiting one of the authorized vendors.

The Erie Police Department will conduct fingerprint services to those who need prints for out-of-state employment or who need printed cards to be sent to the FBI. Fingerprinting is offered during normal business hours, no appointment is necessary. The fee for this service is $10 per card.

Fees

Record TypeFee
Report Copies0.25 per page
VIN Inspection (noncertified)10.00
Fingerprints (FBI or Out of State)10.00/card
Audio/video/photo thumb drive20.00 each
Research/redaction (1st hour free)33.58/hr
Bond filing10.00/warrant


Sex Offender Records

The Erie Police Department does not post information concerning sex offenders convicted of misdemeanor sex offense(s) or juveniles adjudicated for sex crimes.

  • Do not rely solely on the sex offender registry as a safeguard against perpetrators of sexual assault in our community.
  • Vigilantism or the use of this information to harass, threaten, or intimidate the offender, the offender’s family, or the community is criminal behavior.

View the Colorado Bureau of Investigation - Sex Offender Registry.