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The Orlando Police Department is committed to assisting the
public by informing them of the resources available for this area.
This toolbox is designed to help make finding out the background on
prospective tenants, employees, and volunteers.
Orlando Police Department Records
Section
We provide the following services:
Background Checks (Orlando Police Department arrests only)
Required Information:
• Full Name (including previous names)
• Date of Birth
• Social Security Number
• $5.00 cash or money order
Incident Reports
• 15 cents per page
• Releasability depends on case status
• Public Records exemptions apply
Crash Reports
• Driver must present identification
• $10.00 per
copy
•For Traffic Homicide reports, $25.00 per copy
• Drivers, pedestrians, passengers, property owners can obtain reports 5-10 days
of crash
• Insurance providers and attorneys representing persons directly involved in
crash can obtain reports 5-10 days of crash
• Persons not directly involved, or not representing someone with a direct
involvement can obtain crash reports after 60 days
Crime Printouts
• 15 cents per page
• If CPU exceeds 300 seconds, additional 15 cent per second (for total time)
All Services can be conducted in
person, or by mail. Mail requests to: Orlando Police Records, P.O. Box 913
Orlando, Fl. 32802. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and
applicable fees.
Hours of operation are Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Please contact the Records Unit for further information at (407) 246-2406.
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement
http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/Content/getdoc/2952da22-ba08-4dfc-9e45-2d7932a803ea/Obtaining-Criminal-History-Information.aspx
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is the only agency in the State of
Florida authorized to disseminate criminal histories of individuals to the
general public.
Orange County Clerk of the Court
http://www.myorangeclerk.com/myclerk/Default.aspx
The Clerk of the Court is the
custodian of records relating to civil and criminal court actions such as trials
or hearings. The myclerk search application will allow you to look up
information by name or case number.
Orange County Property Appraiser
http://www.ocpafl.org/
The Orange County Property Appraiser
has detailed records of land and home ownership. For landlords, employers, and
property managers, this will allow you to know the status of the address that
the prospective tenant/employee/property buyers
Orange County Comptroller
http://www.occompt.com/
This site is the custodian of Official
Records in Orange County. Online searches will reveal scanned images of wedding
licenses, deeds, and civil judgments.
Florida Department of Corrections
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/appcommon/searchall.asp
This site is the database of all of
the offenders who have been released from confinement, are on state supervision,
or are escapees or absconders from supervision. If you come in contact with any
person who is a fugitive from justice, call 911.
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement Sex Offender and Predator Search
http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/homepage.do;jsessionid
=wDrMKY9dSMpvsw6q3JflPpnT5YgcvL41GX8qQX0pJRpPk81sdTLL!-964384316
Sex offenders present a significant
risk to the community when they are present where vulnerable targets congregate.
The current offender laws may overlook areas of vulnerability where offenders
and children might be, such as a workplace. This web site can be used to screen
prospective employees, volunteers, and residents to protect our children and
prevent them from becoming targets.
This toolbox will be updated as new public avenues for information become
available.
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