The Records Division personnel are responsible for data entry of all police reports into law enforcement databases, the maintenance of police files, and assisting the public.

The Records Division is a vital function of the West Covina Police Department in providing service to the community at the Records Counter and by telephone. In addition to assisting the general public, Records Division personnel assist sworn personnel with report management and subpoena oversight.

The California Law Enforcement Telecommunication System (CLETS) is crucial to the day-to-day operations of the Records Division. All personnel must be CLETS certified every two years. The CLETS system must be monitored 24 hours a day and maintains vital records for stolen/stored vehicles, missing persons, missing property, and want/warrant information.

The Records Division has a total of 12 employees

(1 Records Supervisor, 2 Sr. Records Specialists, 6 Records Specialists and three part time clerical assistants).

Hours of Operation: 24 Hours

For questions or assistance, please contact 626-939-8540.

The West Covina Police Department documents a variety of crime reports, incident reports, or traffic collisions. Reports can be obtained by request at the West Covina Police Department.  Traffic collision reports can be obtained online here.

Copies of Approved Releasable Reports:
Crime or Incident Report – No charge
Traffic Collision Report – No charge (Additional $10.00 fee for online report)

Please bring photo ID

Please call (626) 939-8540 for further questions regarding the release of police reports.

Subpoenas for records should be served to the Records Division. The exact amount due will be determined prior to the production of documents. However, please attach a check (minimum amount $15.00) to the subpoena upon delivery.

Subpoenas for police department personnel appearances should be served at the police department and require a $275.00 payment at time of service. Civil subpoenas require 5 days between date of service and actual appearance to allow for adequate notification.

Please call (626) 939-8540 for further questions regarding subpoena service.