The Juniper Police Department maintains a variety of records, including incident reports, accident reports, arrest records, and other law enforcement documents. Many of these records are available to the public under Florida’s Public Records Law.
Types of Records Available
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Incident reports
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Traffic accident reports
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Arrest reports
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Calls for service logs
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Background checks (limited to certain purposes)
How to Request Records
Records can be requested in person at the Police Department’s main station, by mail, or through the Village’s online Public Records Request Portal. Providing as much detail as possible—such as case number, date, time, location, and names involved—will help staff locate the correct records.
Fees
Fees may apply for the duplication of records, certified copies, or extensive staff time required to locate and review documents. A cost estimate will be provided before work begins.
Processing Time
Most records requests are fulfilled within five business days. Requests that involve extensive research or require legal review may take longer.
Accident Reports
Traffic crash reports are typically available within 10 days of the incident. State law restricts who may access these reports during the first 60 days after they are filed.