Reporting & Records

The Reporting & Records section of our website provides Peel residents with access to the tools and information needed to report incidents, request records, and interact with Peel Regional Police services. Whether you are reporting a crime, submitting a tip, registering property, reviewing statistics, or providing feedback about our service, this page serves as a central starting point for non‑emergency public reporting and records‑related services.

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Report a crime or incident
Requests, records and registrations
Public safety information
Community feedback and professional standards

Report a crime or incident

Report non‑emergency crimes, collisions, by-law issues, and safety concerns.

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Emergencies

When to call 911 in Peel Region, what situations are considered police emergencies and what to expect when contacting Peel Regional Police.

File a Police Report Online

Online reporting for damage to property or vehicle, driving complaint, lost property, follow-up report, theft or theft from vehicle to Peel Regional Police.

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Anonymous Tips

Crime Stoppers

Anonymous crime reporting through Peel Crime Stoppers, with secure ways to share tips, report crimes and protect your identity and privacy in Brampton and Mississauga.

Hate-Motivated and Bias-Motivated Crime

What qualifies as a hate or bias-motivated offence under the Criminal Code, how to report an incident in Peel Region, and how investigations are handled.

Extortions in Peel Region

If you or someone you know is being targeted by extortion, report it immediately to your local police service. Anyone with information or who is a victim of an extortion-related offence is asked to contact the Extortion Investigative Task Force.

Collision Reporting

Information on collision reporting in Peel Region, including when a crash must be reported, where to find a collision reporting centre, and what documents to bring. Guidance is also provided on next steps after a motor vehicle collision.

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By-Law Infractions

How to report by-law infractions in Peel Region, including property standards, parking issues, noise complaints and municipal by-law enforcement.

Requests, records and registrations

Request police records, submit checks, and register property or individuals.

Record Checks and Suspensions (Pardons)

Details on obtaining a Peel Regional Police record check, including criminal and vulnerable sector checks, record suspensions, pardons and application requirements.

Police Reports

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Information and Privacy Requests

Under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA), you can make a request to access police reports or to make a correction to a record if you believe it contains inaccurate information.

Towed and Seized Vehicles

Information for vehicle owners about cars that have been towed or seized, including how to find your vehicle, what is required for release, applicable fees, and retrieval steps.

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Vulnerable Persons Registry

Register vulnerable loved ones with Peel Regional Police’s Vulnerable Persons Registry to help police locate and safely assist them during emergencies.

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Bike Registry

Register your bicycle online with Peel Regional Police. Registered bikes are more likely to be returned if lost or stolen.

Public safety information

Learn about community safety programs, statistics, and prevention initiatives.

Crime Statistics and Maps

Crime statistics and interactive maps showing reported incidents across the region, with tools to view crime trends and neighbourhood‑level data.

A More Transparent, Connected Peel

Community Data Platform

The Community Data Platform is a centralized hub designed to give our community better access to clear, timely, and meaningful policing data. This platform offers information to residents about what’s happening across Peel, how we respond to incidents, and how our organization continues to evolve to meet the needs of the people we serve.

Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program (ASFCP)

Information for Peel residents on firearm surrender, federal compensation eligibility, and what Peel Regional Police can and cannot provide.

Community feedback and professional standards

Share a compliment or raise a concern about police service.

Compliment An Employee

How to submit a compliment for a Peel Regional Police employee, sharing positive feedback, recognition and appreciation for service and professional conduct.

Complain About an Employee

How to file a complaint about a Peel Regional Police employee, with details on the complaint process, oversight, recent PSA/CSPA decisions and upcoming hearings.

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