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Report a Non-Emergency situation:	Call:
Traffic Complaint (not in progress)	919-732-5063
Request for enforcement action	919-732-5063
Report an ongoing issue that may be criminal in nature	919-732-5063

Make an Anonymous Report of Criminal Activity	Call:
Vice or Narcotics Activity	911
Loitering, Vagrancy or Graffiti	911
Underage drinking or Party	911
Other Criminal Matter	911

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Obtain a copy of my Incident / Traffic / Arrest Report: You may obtain your reports by following instructions on THIS page.
File a Parking Appeal: All persons receiving a parking citation have the right to appeal within fifteen (15) days of the date of the citation. To file an appeal, complete this FORM, and submit online. (This form must be returned within fifteen days from date of citation.)
File a Towing Complaint: To review the Town's Ordinance on towing please click HERE. Do you feel that the tow company did not follow proper procedures per the attached Town Ordinance? If so, you may file a towing complaint HERE.
Commend an Officer: Did you receive professional service that you thought was above and beyond the call of duty? Did you enjoy speaking with an officer while you were walking around town or eating a meal? Please take a moment to fill out the form HERE.
Submit a General Comment: If you have a comment, suggestion or concern about a non-criminal matter, feel free to fill out the form HERE.
File a Complaint: If you wish to file a complaint on an officer, there are four options available to you: • Request to speak to the officer's supervisor on scene. If there is an active call of an emergency nature which requires the supervisor's attention, the officer will provide their supervisor's contact information and the supervisor will contact you as soon as is practicable. • File a report online by clicking HERE to fill out the online form. The form is then submitted electronically for review by the department's administration division. • Fill out and print this PDF and mail or hand deliver it to the Police Department. • Come to the Police Department in person to fill out a complaint form. Officers are required to give their name and their supervisor's name when a citizen requests that information. The Carrboro Police Department DOES NOT assign badge numbers to officers, so you will not get a badge number from an officer. If you wish to know more about the complaint procedure, please click HERE.
Request to Review Mobile Vehicle Recording systems (MVR) or Body-Worn Camera (BWC) video: NC G.S. 132-1.4A governs the "disclosure and release of digital media," For the purposes of the statute, a law enforcement agency may generally allow a person who appears in a MVR or BWC video to view the section(s) of the recording that they appear in. This is known as disclosure. The request to view the video must be in writing to the law enforcement agency that holds the video. A law enforcement agency generally needs a court order to release, or provide a physical copy of the video, to anyone outside of the court system. Click HERE to view our Quick Reference Guide If you wish to review a video recorded by one or more of our MVR or BWC systems, you may come to the police department to fill out the request and schedule a time to do so or you may click HERE, fill out the form and email a copy to us. If you wish to receive a copy of a video recorded by one or more of our MVR or BWC systems, you may come to the police department to fill out the request and schedule a time to receive the copy or you may click HERE, fill out the form and email a copy to us. Keep in mine, in order to receive a copy (release) of digital media, you will need a court order in most cases.

I would like to...

Obtain a copy of my Incident / Traffic / Arrest Report:

You may obtain your reports by following instructions on THIS page.

File a Parking Appeal:

All persons receiving a parking citation have the right to appeal within fifteen (15) days of the date of the citation. To file an appeal, complete this FORM, and submit online.

(This form must be returned within fifteen days from date of citation.)

File a Towing Complaint:

To review the Town's Ordinance on towing please click HERE.

Do you feel that the tow company did not follow proper procedures per the attached Town Ordinance? If so, you may file a towing complaint HERE.

Commend an Officer:

Did you receive professional service that you thought was above and beyond the call of duty? Did you enjoy speaking with an officer while you were walking around town or eating a meal? Please take a moment to fill out the form HERE.

Submit a General Comment:

If you have a comment, suggestion or concern about a non-criminal matter, feel free to fill out the form HERE.

File a Complaint:

If you wish to file a complaint on an officer, there are four options available to you:

• Request to speak to the officer's supervisor on scene. If there is an active call of an emergency nature which requires the supervisor's attention, the officer will provide their supervisor's contact information and the supervisor will contact you as soon as is practicable.

• File a report online by clicking HERE to fill out the online form. The form is then submitted electronically for review by the department's administration division.

• Fill out and print this PDF and mail or hand deliver it to the Police Department.

• Come to the Police Department in person to fill out a complaint form.

Officers are required to give their name and their supervisor's name when a citizen requests that information. The Carrboro Police Department DOES NOT assign badge numbers to officers, so you will not get a badge number from an officer. If you wish to know more about the complaint procedure, please click HERE.

Request to Review Mobile Vehicle Recording systems (MVR) or Body-Worn Camera (BWC) video:

NC G.S. 132-1.4A governs the "disclosure and release of digital media," For the purposes of the statute, a law enforcement agency may generally allow a person who appears in a MVR or BWC video to view the section(s) of the recording that they appear in. This is known as disclosure. The request to view the video must be in writing to the law enforcement agency that holds the video. A law enforcement agency generally needs a court order to release, or provide a physical copy of the video, to anyone outside of the court system. Click HERE to view our Quick Reference Guide

If you wish to review a video recorded by one or more of our MVR or BWC systems, you may come to the police department to fill out the request and schedule a time to do so or you may click HERE, fill out the form and email a copy to us.

If you wish to receive a copy of a video recorded by one or more of our MVR or BWC systems, you may come to the police department to fill out the request and schedule a time to receive the copy or you may click HERE, fill out the form and email a copy to us. Keep in mine, in order to receive a copy (release) of digital media, you will need a court order in most cases.