Welcome to the Colorado Springs Police Department Records Request Unit where you will find information on the various criminal justice records that are available for release under the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. The basic cost to obtain a record is $7.50. Please note that this amount can increase based on the size of the records requested and the amount of time necessary to process the request. If you need detailed information on costs, please see our Schedule of Fees.
All criminal justice records are released in accordance with the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA). As such, not all records may be available for release or may have information redacted (blacked out) prior to release. Electronic records are normally released in PDF format.
Note: By law, if you are a victim of certain crimes (not all crimes) you may be eligible to receive a free copy of your report. Please select the certain crimes link for more information about eligibility.
If you are submitting a request for regular police records (e.g. police report, traffic accidents, calls for service, police 911, background checks, or radio audio, etc.) you may use the button below labeled "Submit a Request". If you have any questions about the request process, or the status of a placed request, please call the Records & Identification Section at 719-444-7463.
1. If the button above does not work for you, copy and paste this url into your browser: https://aca.accela.com/cosprings/
2. If you cannot open the "Record Request Form" and are using Google's Chrome browser, go to Google Chrome Help. If you are using Microsoft's Edge browser in Windows 10 and cannot open the form, go to Techdows for help.
3. Body-Worn Camera (BWC) Video Requests: If you are requesting BWC video records, please fill out the form linked below and follow the instructions (on the form) for submittal. If you cannot open the link and are using Google's Chrome browser, go to Google Chrome Help. If you are using Microsoft's Edge browser in Windows 10 and cannot open the form, go to Techdows for help.
These are audio records of the 911 calls or the radio transmissions of police and/or fire department. Please note the Communication Center retains all recordings of incoming 9-1-1 / non-emergency calls and police/fire radio transmissions for a period of three (3) years plus the current year. If your request is older than the retention period, it may not be available.