File A Report

Choose from the following list of options to submit certain types of police reports, crime tips and even traffic complaints using the Miami Beach Police Department’s Online Reporting System:

• Submit a crime tip
• Report lost property
• Report a theft involving items valued at $10,000 or less
• Submit a traffic complaint
• Ask MBPD to increase patrols around your home while you are on vacation
• Report vandalism
• Report a civil dispute
• Report an incident in which someone has illegally obtained goods or services from a hotel, restaurant, or gas station
• Report a landlord / tenant dispute
• Report unwanted, obscene, or harassing phone calls
• Report unwanted, threatening, or intimidating phone calls
• List additional stolen items on a previously filed police report
• Register your bicycle with the police department
• Report suspicious activity in your neighborhood

If this is an emergency, please dial 911 immediately.

Please confirm the following to find out if online reporting is right for you:

• This is NOT an emergency.
• The Incident is NOT in progress.
• This incident occurred within the City of Miami Beach.
• You are at least 18.

Once your report is submitted you will:

• Be given a temporary case number.
• Be able to print an unofficial copy of the report for your records.
• Receive an email confirmation with an unofficial copy of your report.

Please add FLMiamiBeachPD@coplogic.com to your contact list so notifications are not rejected by your email provider or marked as spam/junk. This email address is NOT monitored by any police officers or detectives.

What happens next:

• All cases filed online will be reviewed.
• Upon review, you may be contacted by a Miami Beach police officer or detective if further investigation is needed.
• Once your report is accepted, you will receive an email with a permanent case number as well as a copy of the report.
• If the case is not accepted, you will be given a reason for the rejection.
• Filing a false police report is a crime. Misuse of this system could result in prosecution.