FAQs

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Police Records

1. How do you obtain a police report?: You may visit the Miramar Police Department’s Records Unit, during business hours, at 11765 City Hall Promenade. The Miramar Police Department is located ¼ mile west of Palm Avenue on the north side of Miramar Parkway. Get a traffic crash report online.

2. How much does a police report cost?: Copies of a report cost $0.15 per page.

3. Do you accept credit cards?: We do not accept credit or debit cards; personal checks are also not accepted. Exact change is appreciated.

4. What other types of services does the Records Unit provide?: Background checks for Miramar residents (at least six months of residency) are provided for a minimal cost of $10. For further information, please call 954-602-4300.

5. What type of reports can you get?: View a list of types of available reports.

6. How can I request an officer for an off-duty detail?: Contact Fiscal Supervisor Tonia Thompson at tmthompson@miramarpd.org or at 954-602-4305. You can make a request through the department’s website: https://www.miramarfl.gov/FormCenter/Police-Department-11/Detail-Form-58

7. How can I become a vendor for the police department?: Visit the city’s website and register here https://www.miramarfl.gov/189/Vendor-Registration

8. How can I contract with the police department for new products or services?: Contact the Support Services Bureau at PDFiscal@miramarpd.org.

9. What is the process for installing speedbumps on my street?: An application has to be submitted to the city engineer requesting that a traffic study be conducted to determine if speed bumps, or any other applicable traffic calming device, can be installed. The application is accompanied by a petition that must be signed by the residents affected. If the community is private/gated, the Homeowners Association can install them without the application process and incur all costs associated with the installation. Click on this link for Engineering Services information: https://www.miramarfl.gov/196/Engineering-Services

10. What can be done about properties that are unkept and not maintained to community standards?: These types of calls and questions are assigned to the Code Compliance division of the Police Department. Code Officers will respond and provide a warning to have the property owner comply with City Ordinances. If the violation is not corrected within the period allocated, the code officer with then issue a fine(s) that the property owner is responsible to pay. For additional information on reporting violations, please visit: https://www.miramarpd.org/1192/Code-Compliance