• Pay traffic ticket
• Pay parking ticket
• Pay photo radar ticket

Traffic accidents may be reported directly on the Colorado State Patrol Online Accident Report website.  

NOTE:  Traffic accidents reported online must meet reporting criteria (see terms of use) and will not be investigated by or reported to the Denver Police Department.

There are steps that you can take to minimize the possibility of your bicycle being stolen.

• Always lock your bicycle to a solid object (fence post, designated bicycle lock location)
• If you store your bicycle in a shed or garage, ensure that the doors are secured

If your bicycle is stolen, you can increase your chance of recovery by keeping the serial number and bicycle description in a safe place. Providing this information to a reporting officer will allow unique information to be included in the criminal report.

If you are a resident in the state of Colorado, you can register your bicycle with the Denver Police Department. The registration process asks for specific information about you and the bicycle. The information is available to street officers and can be used to quickly identify the owner of a bicycle.

Search the Colorado Sex Offender Registry for information about Denver registered sex offenders in your area.

Search or locate Denver sex offenders

Search our interactive map to
find crime in your neighborhood.

You may now order several types of police records online. To learn more, visit our police records.

You may file a non-emergency police report using our secure, online reporting system for the types of crimes listed below:

• Damaged property or vandalism
• Identity theft
• Lost or stolen check, credit cards, or ATM cards
• Lost property
• Theft or larceny
• Theft or larceny from a vehicle
• Vandalism to a vehicle

To report an emergency, dial 911.