Police Services and Resources
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Get accident reports online through the CrashDocs for a $10 fee.
Or, get copy of an accident report by visiting the police department and paying a $10 report fee. The police department only accepts cash.
Reports are typically available within 24 hours of being scanned.
Contact information
For assistance, contact the Gresham Police Department at 503-618-2318.
Call 503-618-2700 to request a Gresham Police food basket.
Food basket delivery is available to all residents in the police department service area.
To be eligible, the recipient must meet one of these criteria:
- Have a dependent who is 18 years old or younger.
- Receive social security/ disability income.
- Veterans/widowed veterans pension.
- Age 70 or older.
Please speak slowly and clearly when providing the required information: your full name, address, telephone number and the number of family members in your household.
Citizen Volunteers in Policing (CVIP) will check the recorded message weekdays and call you on the day of delivery.
Allow up to three days for delivery.
If this is an emergency, call 911.
If the incident you wish to report fits the following criteria, you may file a police report online.
- It is not an emergency.
- It occurred within Gresham city limits.
- There are no known suspects
- It fits one of the following incident types:
- Lost property
- Theft
- Identity theft
- Theft from a vehicle
- Vandalism
- Vandalism from a motor vehicle
Otherwise, call non-emergency dispatch at 503-823-3333.
Neighborhood Enforcement Team (NET)
Gresham Police's Neighborhood Enforcement Team (NET) is a proactive unit that works closely with property owners, property management companies and neighborhood associations to combat neighborhood livability issues.
Read more about the Neighborhood Enforcement Team.
Private Property Trespassing
Notice of Trespass form
As a business or property owner, you may need to trespass an individual from your property. This form does not cover multi-family dwellings.
Reasons for trespassing an individual may include:
- Unreasonable noise
- Violent or threatening behavior
- Interfering with the use of the property
- Littering
- Using alcohol and/or drugs
| - Damaging the property
- Engaging in gang activity
- Committing a criminal activity
- Violating a Gresham Revised Code
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Read more about the
private property trespassing process.
The Property and Evidence Section is staffed by two criminalists and two police technicians who are responsible for processing crime scenes, collecting evidence and accounting for all property associated with any given case. The property is stored until it can be returned to the legal owner, the case has been adjudicated in court or until the statute of limitations has expired.
Read more about property and evidence.
The City has designated two parking stalls in front of the police department to help people be and feel safer while engaging in their free market exchange or offering families a neutral location for child custody transfers
Positioned in the north end of the City Hall parking lot, in a well-lit area within view of the police department’s front doors, the stalls are clearly marked and under the unblinking eyes of multiple surveillance cameras.
If people are not able to conduct the exchange in the newly designated area, police recommend the following ways to better ensure a safe transaction:
- Avoid being alone or outnumbered; take a friend or two with you.
- Find a public and populated place to make the sale or purchase.
- Arrange for the transaction to happen during daylight hours.
- Give and accept small bills as payment; don't use or accept checks or gift cards.
- Do not bring extra cash or open your wallet/purse in front of people.
- Do not offer too much personal information.
- Remember, if the deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Services Coordination Team
Implementation of the GSCT is supported through a Bureau of Justice Administration, Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program Grant that:
- Uses a co-responder model to pair mental health clinicians and police officers, who respond to 911 calls for service with a mental health nexus.
- The team is responsible for both (1) de-escalating active mental health crises that have triggered a police response and (2) following up with the justice-involved individuals in the days and weeks following a police incident.
The officers and clinicians on the Gresham Service Coordination Team (GSCT) provide the dual roles of de-escalating the crisis situation and act as a service coordinator in the days and weeks after the incident to provide additional support
Read more about
Gresham Police Services Coordination Team.
The City of Gresham does not provide social services, but does provide a list of local resources.
Read more about local social services.
The City has a process for a citizen to file a complaint in connection with a private property impound if the citizen believes a vehicle was wrongfully towed or they were overcharged. For more information contact Rebecca Danner at 503-618-2313 or Becky.Holland@GreshamOregon.gov.
Private Property Impound Ordinance
The Private Property Impound (PPI) code requires any tower performing PPI tows in Gresham to obtain a
free PPI license and comply with all aspects of the code, including the rate resolution, which sets maximum tow rates and storage charges.
Towing regulations and forms
To better serve the Gresham community, and lessen the burden of releasing vehicles on Monday mornings, the Records Division now issues vehicle releases on Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. The doors will remain locked and we will remain closed to the public for other Police Records related business.