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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