
Welcome to the Guelph Police Online Reporting System
Please read this entire page before determining if the incident you wish to report qualifies for online reporting.
You should dial 9-1-1 if this incident:
- Is an emergency
- Is in progress
- Poses an immediate danger to yourself or someone else
If your incident is NOT an emergency and does NOT meet all of the online reporting criteria below, call 519-824-1212 or attend to the Guelph Police Service, 15 Wyndham St. S, Guelph.
You should call police and NOT file an online report if any of the following is true:
- If you have a known suspect
- If you are in possession of any evidence
- If the value of the theft, loss or property damage is more than $5,000.00
- If the incident occurred outside of the City of Guelph
- If someone broke into your home or business
- If this is a motor vehicle collision
- If this is a theft or loss of a firearm
- If this is a theft or loss of licence plates or any Federal Government issued personal identification documents
- If this is related to any form of personal violence including domestic violence
- If this is related to any kind of vandalism or graffiti that could be described as hate motivated
Online reports include:
- Damage/mischief to a vehicle (other than by a collision and under $5,000)
- Damage/mischief to property (under $5,000)
- Theft (under $5,000)
- Theft from vehicle (under $5,000)
- Lost property (under $5,000)
What you will need to file an online report:
- The report must be filed by the owner of the lost, stolen or damaged property or by an authorized representative
- A valid email address, complete incident address, and contact address information
- A drivers licence, ownership and/or insurance information (if applicable)
NOTE: Filing a false police report is a criminal offense.
Once a report is submitted, you will receive a temporary reference number. We will endeavor to have your submission reviewed by an officer within 72 hours at which time an official occurrence number will be sent to you.
Note: Please turn off any pop-up blocking software before filing the report.