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Fingerprint cards are provided by the employer or licensing agency that is requiring you to have them done. The Niceville Police Department does not provide applicant cards. All personal information should be filled out completely in black ink on the front of the fingerprint card PRIOR to coming to the police department.
There is a $2.00 per card charge for this service, and should be in correct change, since monies are turned in on a regular basis, and change is not always available. Government issued photo identification is also required (Military I.D., State Driver's License, Etc.)
This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Police reports handled by the Niceville Police Department are released in accordance with the State of Florida's Public Records Act. Reports are available when completed and can be picked up in person, faxed locally, or mailed if a self addressed, stamped envelope is submitted.
Motor vehicle crash records are confidential for a period of 60 days from the date the crash is reported. However, the parties and vehicle owners involved in the crash, their legal representatives, their insurance companies and agents, and prosecutorial authorities may receive a copy of the report upon its completion. Commonly accepted photo identification must be presented at the time the report is received.
In order to minimize wait time when you come in to pick up a report, you may submit a request for a copy to be printed and waiting for you. A request may be made by telephone (850-729-4045), by mail or in person (Niceville Police Department Attn: Records, 212 N Partin Dr, Niceville, FL 32578), or by submitting a request by email with the information on the request form above. After placing a request, you will be notified when the report is complete and a copy is ready for pick up.
For your convenience the Niceville Police Department has partnered with CTS America to provide electronic fulfillment of Florida Traffic Crash Report requests.
Simply visit www.crashcopy.com to purchase a copy of any Traffic Crash Report written by any officer of the Niceville Police Dept. since 01/01/2011
The Website provides an easy , efficient, and fully secure method to purchase a Traffic Crash Report online. Reports are available within 24 hours of completion. Purchases may be paid for by credit card ( Visa, MasterCard and Discover are accepted). Corporate accounts may be requested for insurers or other organizations that often purchase reports.
We are pleased to be able to provide this alternative to those needing a copy of their Crash Report. We continually strive to improve our responsiveness to our citizens. We hope you will find this service helpful.
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There are several types of worthless checks: stop payment, closed account, forgery, and insufficient funds. Checks that are returned by the bank because of a stop payment, written on a closed account, of forged are all considered criminal in nature, and should be brought to the niceville police department, along with any additional information pertaining to the transaction.
Insufficient funds checks are handled directly by the state attorney's office at 1-b 9th avenue in Shalimar, Florida across from the Shalimar Courthouse Annex. For more information about reporting an insufficient funds check, contact the State Attorney's office at 850-651-7260.
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Criminal history background checks are available in person at the administration office of the Niceville Police Department Monday through Friday 7am-12 and 1pm-4pm. This background check will give only information pertaining to arrests made by the Niceville Police Department.
For a statewide criminal history, we suggest you go to http://www.fdle.state.fl.us and follow their links. Be aware there is a charge for their service, however information will be provided to all arrests made in the State of Florida, not just the City of Niceville.
For criminal history information in another state, we suggest you use an internet search engine of your choice and enter '(state) criminal history records'.
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If you have a bear in your area that is a nuisance, please contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FFWCC)'s Northwest Regional Office at (850) 265-3676. Click here for additional information on what to do, how to avoid attracting bears, and more.
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