Online Reports:
CRIME REPORT: (for victims, personal use, insurance claims) Individuals will need the Case Number, Report Date and Date of Birth of the Victim. Access your crime report >> .
TRAFFIC COLLISION REPORT: You will need the Case Number given to you at the time your report was taken; Report Date; Last Name of the Owner/Driver of the vehicle. Access your traffic collision report >>.
If you are unable to access your report, please contact the Central Records Unit at 258-3568, Monday through Friday: 8 AM to 5 PM. There is a fee for accessing reports online. Only persons involved in an incident may obtain a copy of the report. A report that references mulitiple victims will not be available online. Reports are available at Central Records - click here for more info >>
Citizen Online Police Reporting System:
Using the
Lexington Division of Police - Citizen Online Reporting System, you can submit a report only for the following incidents:
- Harassing communications
- Fraudulent use of a credit/debit card
- Theft by unlawful taking
- Criminal mischief
- Property lost or mislaid
- Larceny from Auto (less than $500)
It is a crime to make a false police report. For specific details on when and how >>
Honor Guard Training Course (40 hours)
June 24 - June 28, 2013
The Lexington Division of Police Honor guard is proud to announce a 40 hour Honor Guard Training Course. The course is certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council. There are no prerequisites and all experience levels are welcomed. Course features training, education and experience in proper protocol when performing ceremonial functions. MORE >>
Contact your family, friends and neighbors to join the Lexington Citizen Police Academy!
All 2013 classes are free! Classes are held at 1795 Old Frankfort Pike, Police Roll Call Building. Questions? Call Community Services (859) 258-3636.
Send us your CPA Application. View the schedule, tours and activities by clicking on class links above. [Photo: CPA Class 43 Graduation]
Help Fight Crime in Your Community
IDThisPerson.com assists law enforcement in identifying suspects, witnesses or persons of interest related to criminal activity. Those helping identify subjects on the site can receive a $25 reward. Provide identifying information in an anonymous format to help your community.
Identity Theft: An
identity theft booklet with instructions and contact information is available if you have been a victim of Identity Theft.
Learn more from the Financial Crimes Unit - (859) 258-3688 >>
Internet Crime Complaint Center
If you are the victim of a money scam that has occurred outside of Fayette County, go to: www.ic3.gov. The ICCC is a national reporting center for crime relating to internet scams, fraudulent uses of credit cards when they are used outside of Fayette County and cases where money is wired outside of Fayette County in anticipation of receiving goods or services (E-Bay, Craigslist, and Overseas Lottery Scams). The ICCC will forward the complaint to the appropriate Law Enforcement Agency for review and/or investigation. See more info >
Anyone who has a question about a possible money scam in Fayette County can call our Financial Crimes Unit at 258-3718.
Now hiring School Crossing Guards
School officials and grateful parents depend on crossing guards to assist in the safe arrival and departure of their children everyday. If you would be interested in applying to be a School Crossing Guard, mail both forms below to:
Lexington Division of Police
Traffic Section
150 E. Main St.
Lexington, KY 40507.
Questions? Contact Lela Durman at (859) 258-3676.
Citizen Survey
Take our Citizen Survey and let us know your concerns about crime, services and how we can help.
Mopeds - Go Carts - Scooters: What You Need to Know
Do you plan to drive one? See the requirements . . .
According to Kentucky Revised Statutes, gas and electric scooters are not allowed on roadways unless the operator has a license. This includes mopeds, golf carts, go-carts, or any vehicle propelled by means other than muscular power.
Police Activities League for Cops, Kids and our Community
The Police Activities League of Lexington is a crime prevention program that relies on recreation, athletics and education to build a positive relationship between police officers, youth, and the community - "Cops and Kids Working Together To Make a Difference."
For more information, go to the Lexington PAL website. or contact the Community Services Section at 258-3636.
Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Public Notification: The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government recently received notification of the annual solicitation award from the United States Justice Department regarding the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program FY2012 Local Solicitation.
Read JAG Notification >>
If you wish to comment, please email
jag@lexingtonky.gov.