Reno, Nevada (April 13, 2018) — The Reno Police Department (RPD) Records division has launched a new Public Records Request portal using GovQA, which has been utilized by the City of Reno for release of records since October 2016.
With this resource, the public and media can now:
- Electronically submit an RPD Public Records Request (including criminal history, embassy letter, arrest and crime reports, traffic accident reports, photos and videos)
- Pay fees online
- Receive updates on the status of requests
To use this portal, visit the Public Records page on Reno.gov, and follow these instructions:
- Click ‘Submit a Request’
- Click ‘Police Department Public Records – Excluding Dispatch 911 Calls’
- Create an account
For more information about RPD records, call 775-334-2155, ext. 0.
The City Clerk’s Office can be reached at 775-334-2030, for questions pertaining to non-RPD records.
About the City of Reno
The City of Reno government’s mission is dedicated to creating a community that people are proud to call home. In order to achieve that purpose, the Reno City Council has established five key priorities: Thriving Downtown and University District, Vibrant Neighborhoods and Public Places, Well-Managed Growth, Strong Financial Condition, and Efficient and Dependable Business Environment. To learn more about the City of Reno, visit Reno.gov or call 775-334-INFO (4636).
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