Who we are. Report a crime Our online reporting tool allows you to report minor occurrences such as theft, mischief to property, lost property and driving complaints that occurred in areas policed by the OPP. Filing a police report online This system allows you to submit a report from your computer or mobile device without going to an OPP detachment.
To file a report online, please follow the simple steps below:. STEP 1: Make sure your occurrence can be reported online Use the information below to see if you can use this system. DO NOT use this system: If the occurrence is an emergency If the occurrence happened outside of OPP jurisdiction If there are any identifiable suspects If anyone was injured If the occurrence involves a weapon If the occurrence involves any damage to a motor vehicle due to an actual or apparent collision, including fail to remain collisions If the occurrence involves a break and enter to a place e.
STEP 2: Find the location on the map Please click on the map where the occurrence took place and instructions will appear. If you are having trouble, you can skip ahead to the next step. A Secure Ontario. OPP News. More ways to contact. Domestic Violence Domestic violence includes intimate partner violence, sexual assault, emotional abuse, child abuse and elder abuse. Learn More. Report Online. We are the Ontario Provincial Police We are one of North America's largest deployed police services with more than 5, uniformed officers, 2, civilian employees and Auxiliary officers.
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