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1. Where do I go to pay my ticket?

Pay traffic tickets at the Municipal Court, located on the northeast corner of First Street and Littler Avenue: 101 E. First St.

Methods of payment
In person at 101 E. First St. - Cash, cashier's check, money order, Visa, American Express, MasterCard, or Discover

By phone at (405) 359-4360 - Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover

By mail - Cashier's check or money order (do not mail cash)

Drop box at 101 E. First St. - Cashier's check or money order (personal checks are only accepted for tickets not in the Late / Warrant status)

2. Where do I go to take the driving test?

Visit the DPS office located in the Downtown Community Center, 28 East Main Street in Edmond. They can be contacted by calling (405) 341-4930.

3. How do I sign up for the Citizens Police Academy?

The Citizens Police Academy is a free 11 week series of classes that is designed to enhance relationships with community members by familiarizing academy participants with the Edmond Police Department, its policies and practices. Citizens Police Academy classes are held every spring & fall. Click here for more information.

4. What is the text-a-tip number?

In response to demand from the public for a secure way to submit crime tips, the Edmond Police Department has developed a new tip service for use by the public. To text a tip to the Edmond Police Department, you must have text messaging enabled on your phone. Send TEXT to 625-TEXT or 625-8398. The crime tip service is for non-emergency investigative information only and will not generate a radio call or bring police to your location. You will never receive a return text.

5. Is there a sex offenders list available online?

The City of Edmond Police Department places a high priority on keeping citizens safe. Edmond's Criminal Investigation Division is responsible for monitoring the activities of sex offenders registrants in the City of Edmond corporate limits, enforcing sex registration laws, and communicating Megan's Law information to the public through education and notifications. For more information or questions about Edmond's sex offenders please call (405) 359-4424. View most current sex offenders list.

6. Can I sign up for Motorcycle Safety School?

In an effort to make city streets and highways safer for all, the Edmond Police Department has initiated and implemented a motorcycle safety course designed to teach the motorcycle operator how to survive in traffic. Classes are offered throughout the year, to sign up or register to be notified of upcoming classes click here.

7. Is the Edmond Police Department's budget available online?

The Edmond Police Department's budget, as well as all other city departments' budgets, can be found in the City of Edmond Annual Budget book. View Budget Book.

8. How can I schedule an Edmond Police Officer to talk with my organization?

Interested organizations my call Officer Randy Payne at (405) 359-4437 to request a speaking engagement.

9. Does the Edmond Police Department provide house checks for residents while away on vacation?

Yes. Residents can call (405) 359-4338 to request a house check while away for an extended time.

10. Does the Edmond Police Department do fingerprinting?

Yes. Monday through Friday between 7:30 am and 5:30 pm, no appointment needed. Must present a valid photo identification. The cost is $ 10 for two cards (cards are provided upon request).

11. How can I get a copy of a police / accident report?

You may request a report either online or in person. Printed accident and/or incident reports are $0.25 per piece of paper. Online: Click the link below titled "Request Records" or visit edmondok.com/records. In Person: You must present a valid photo ID at the front desk of the Edmond Police Department (100 E. 1st Street). The Police Records Office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. For additional questions, please contact the Police Records Office at (405) 359-4420. The City of Edmond records fee schedule may be found here.

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