Online Police Reports and Records
You can find most police reports, arrest records, and crash reports from 2003 to the present using our online tools. These tools allow you to download and print copies from your home computer.
Police to Citizen (P2C) Tool
The Police to Citizen (P2C) website is the fastest way to get your records. You can use it to:
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Search for a specific Case Number.
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Find reports by date and location.
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Download and save your report as a PDF.
Go to the Police to Citizen (P2C) Tool
How to Find a Case Number
If you don’t have your case number, you can find it using the Community Crime Map or Simplicity. Once you find the incident on the map, copy the Case Number and enter it into the P2C tool to get the full report.
Other Ways to Get Records
If you cannot use the online tools, you can request a police report in person or by mail.
Visit Us in Person
- Location: Asheville Police Department Records Unit
- Address: Lobby of Police Department Headquarters (The Municipal Building)
- Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Request by Mail
To receive a report by mail, please send your request and a stamped envelope addressed to yourself to:
Asheville Police Department Attn: Records Unit PO Box 7148 Asheville, NC 28802