MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ON-LINE REPORTING
File Your Police Report Online!
Welcome to the Marion County Sheriff's Office Citizen Police Reporting System. If this is an emergency, please call 911. Using this online reporting system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a temporary copy of the report for free. Please confirm the following to find out if online report filing is right for you.
- Is this an emergency?
- Did this incident occur OUTSIDE of Marion County Sheriff's Office jurisdiction?
- Are there known suspects?
- Is there evidence to be collected?
- Are you reporting a stolen motor vehicle or a lost/stolen license plate (tag) or tag decal?
- Was the item stolen from a vehicle?
- Are you reporting stolen prescription medication?
- Did the incident involve any firearm or gun?
- Does the stolen item have a serial number?
If you answered no to all of the above questions, you are ready to file your report online. Please make sure to turn off your pop-up blocking software before filing the report. If you answered yes to any of the questions please look at our Citizen Police Reporting Frequently Asked Questions section.
Upon completion of this report process you will:
- See the words: "Your report has been submitted."
- Be given a tracking number for your report.
- Be able to print a temporary copy of the report for your records.
Please Note:
- YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER to utilize the Citizen Police Reporting System.
- All cases filed using the Citizen Police Reporting System will be reviewed.
- Upon review, if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted.
- Filing a false police report is a crime.
Using the Marion County Sheriff's Office Citizen Police Reporting System, you can report incidents such as:
Lost Property, Harassing Phone Calls, Criminal Mischief, Theft, Child Custody Violations, and Fraud
By continuing, I am confirming that the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and that I understand it is a crime to make a false or fraudulent police report pursuant to Florida Statute 837.05. If all of the above statements apply to your case and you acknowledge it is a crime to file a false report then you are ready to file your report online.
Please be sure to review the entire list with definitions and examples. Please select your incident below to begin.
Violating the terms applied by a court order
Late dropping off a child, removes child from court ordered location, denied visitation granted by the court
Damages of property belonging to another.
Graffiti, damaging mailbox, breaking windows, etc.
The damage MUST be less than $1,000
Damages to a vehicle belonging to another
Keying, broken window, attempt to remove parts, etc.
Damages MUST be less than $1,000
Victim of unwanted communication of an harassing nature.
Phone calls, text messages, or emails that are unwanted harassing in nature.
Obtaining someone’s personal information.
Someone has obtained your personal information and has used it to open credit cards etc.
Property that is missing or lost.
Items left at a store, restaurant, park, etc.
Value of property MUST be less than $1,000
YOU MAY NOT REPORT LOST FIREARMS ONLINE
Property that has been taken without your permission.
Items KNOWN to be stolen
Value of property MUST be less than $750
YOU MAY NOT REPORT STOLEN FIREARMS ONLINE
This web page has the link to download a fillable form and the link to e-mail the report to the DMV in Tallahassee.
It can be used to report crashes anywhere in the state.