The Denton Police Department is an intelligence-led, data-driven, proactive policing organization focused on the tenets of Relational Policing. We hope that whether you are a first-time visitor, …

All Denton County On-Site PC Affidavits are available for request through the County Clerk’s Office.

Where is more information available on the Texas Public Information Act? How to submit an Open Records request? Are Public Information requests available for public review? What are the …

To check if someone has been arrested by the DPD, you can visit the department's website and search the arrest records. You can search by name, date of arrest, or charge.

Open Records Requests: All open records requests should be submitted to the City Secretary's Office. Electronically submit an open records request or visit the City Secretary's Office page …

Find police records in Denton County, TX. Access criminal records, background checks, police blotters, and accident reports. Use our links to request records, view crime maps, and check …

Details of judgments and case information can only be verified by actual court records on file. Access the Victim Information and Notification Everyday website. This information is compiled …

Information not posted on the City of Denton website can be obtained through an Open Records Request. The City of Denton is committed to transparency and honesty in our interactions with …

For general questions on where to submit your public information request, please contact the Denton County District Attorney’s Office – Civil Division at 940.349.2750.

In non-emergency situations, call ( 940) 349-8181 or file a police report online below. When you call the non-emergency number, you can request that an officer respond in person, or in some …