If you have an EMERGENCY, or the crime you want to report is happening RIGHT NOW, do NOT use this form; dial 9-1-1 on your telephone (this online system is not monitored continuously). If you are the victim of a specific crime that occurred within the Fort Collins city limits, you can complete and submit your initial crime.

This form should be used for:

1. Non-emergency type reports only
2. Crimes with no evidence. (Evidence can include: any item that the suspect brought to commit the crime and left behind. Evidence does not include: the rock that was thrown through a window. Also, it is not possible to lift fingerprints from many surfaces, i.e. dashboards of cars, etc.)
3. If your report DOES involve a firearm. (Please call 970-221-6540 so that an officer can take your report in person.)
4. If there are NO KNOWN suspects.

If your crime is not listed below or if you have questions of a non-emergency nature, contact the Fort Collins Police Services Records Division at (970) 221-6540. Please complete this form as accurately and completely as possible. This will help us screen your report for potential investigation. Whenever you only have partial information (like part of a license plate number, or a person's description), please give us whatever you have! If you need to report more than one type of crime (or multiple instances), please send us a separate Report Form for each one.

Using the Fort Collins Police Service Online Reporting System you can report the following crimes (please choose one):

Lost Property	Bike Theft	Theft
Theft from Auto	Phone Harassment	Vandalism

Upon completion of this process, you will:

• See the words: Your report has been submitted showing that your report is complete.
• Be given a temporary case number
• Be able to print a copy of the report for your records.

Please Note:

• All cases filed online will be reviewed.
• Upon review, if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted.
• IMPORTANT NOTE: Filing a false police report is a crime and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.