Pinellas County contains several different jurisdictions. If you are moving to the area and would like to check criminal activity near your home, the interactive map link can help you to locate the jurisdiction that would provide service to your area. The contact numbers are provided below for the agency Law Enforcement jurisdiction that your address falls under.

AGENCY CONTACTS:

  • Tarpon Springs Pd (727)937-6151
  • Clearwater Pd (727) 562-4455
  • Largo Pd (727) 586-7434
  • St Petersburg Pd (727) 893-7533
  • Gulfport Pd (727) 893-1030
  • Treasure Island Pd (727) 367-1981
  • Belleair Pd (727) 588-3783
  • Pinellas Park Pd (727) 541-0793
  • Kenneth City Pd (727) 544-2564
  • St Pete Beach Pd (727) 363-9200

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image of Pinellas County Sheriff OfficersIf your area falls under Pinellas County Sheriff jurisdiction, the Crime Analysis Section provides a 3-month activity report of the area around the requested location (approximately 1 mile by 1/2 mile). Please fill out the form below with the address you are inquiring about. *The basic report is FREE of charge and is provided as a service to citizens. More detailed reports, which require lengthy data base queries, can be preformed at a charge of $11.36 per hour and $0.15 per page. The report is available in Microsoft Excel and Adobe PDF.

*Per Florida State Statute 119.105, no person who inspects or copies police reports for the purpose of obtaining the names and addresses of the victims of crimes or accidents shall use any information contained therein for any commercial solicitation of the victims or relatives of the victims of the reported crimes or accidents. In addition, address information relating to juvenile crime and sexual battery victims is protected under Florida law therefore cannot be provided for those types of crimes.


Pinellas County Sheriff - Crime Analysis Section
Request for information
Topic - Regarding police activity in a specific area
(reports include information regarding activities in the Sheriff's jurisdiction only)

1. Name:
2. Contact #
3. Address/
Area to be checked:
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5. How to receive report:



6. Fax number
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Email Address

E-mail addresses are public records under Florida law and are not exempt from public-records requirements. If you do not want your e-mail address to be subject to being released pursuant to a public-records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead contact this office by telephone or in writing, via the United States Postal Service.