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Marine Unit Enforcement
One of the ongoing initiatives of the Jupiter Police Department’s Marine Unit is to patrol our intracoastal waters and conduct enforcement of observed violations. Read on...
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Special Needs Registry
The Town of Jupiter Police Department has a Special Needs Registry designed to enhance our level of service when assisting and communicating with members of our community who have special needs. Learn more...
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- How do I get a copy of a police report?
- Where can I go to get fingerprinted?
- How do I find out about sexual predators?
- How do I file for a restraining order?
- How do I enroll a loved one in the Special Needs Registry?
- How do I get a copy of a traffic crash report?
- I received a traffic ticket. What are my options?
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How to Submit a Police Department Public Records or Digital Evidence Request
To request a Police Department public records request or digital evidence request, please click on the button below:
Our Records Department is located within the lobby of the Police Department at 196 Military Trail, Jupiter, FL 33458.
For further information regarding general records requests, please contact the Records Department at 561-741-2296. For further information regarding digital evidence, please contact the Property and Digital Evidence Unit at 561-741-2251.
The Records Department and the Property and Evidence Unit hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am- 5:00 pm (except holidays).
Our Records Department can provide you with copies of reports, assist you with background investigations and process your payment for parking tickets.
How to request a copy of a public record related to a traffic crash report:
The completion and subsequent distribution of public records related to traffic crash reports is governed by Section 316.066, Florida State Statute.
Within 60 days: If you are listed as a party on the crash report (driver, passenger, pedestrian, insurance company, etc.), you may request a copy of the crash report.
Crash Report Request Form - Within 60 Days
After 60 days:
Traffic crash reports are no longer exempt from public disclosure after the 60 day period following the date the report is filed. After the 60 day period, anyone may request a copy of the crash report.
Crash Report Request Form - After 60 Days