Public Safety Police Online Reporting Guide & FAQ
Grayling Police Department – Online Reporting Guide
Online reporting is available for certain non-emergency incidents that are not in progress, have no immediate threat to life or property, and occurred within the City of Grayling. Reports filed online are reviewed by Grayling Police Department personnel.
Use this portal for eligible non-emergency complaints within the City of Grayling.
Types of Complaints Accepted Online
You may use online reporting for the following types of complaints:
- Abandoned vehicle (tow company initiated)
- Car crash on private property with no injuries (including parking lots)
- Child custody violations (non-emergency)
- Damage to business property
- Damage to private property
- Identity theft
- Larceny from a vehicle
- Larceny of gas (gas station)
- Lost or found property
- Retail fraud (businesses only)
- Suspicious situations (non-emergency)
- Theft (non-emergency)
- Vandalism
If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies for online reporting, you may still access the online portal or contact the department for guidance.
When NOT to Use Online Reporting
Do not use online reporting for:
- Emergencies (call 911)
- Crimes in progress
- Situations with a suspect on scene or nearby
- Domestic violence incidents
- Vehicle crashes on public roadways or any crash with injuries
- Stolen vehicles
- Lost or stolen firearms
- Incidents that occurred outside the City of Grayling
For these situations, or if you need to speak with an officer directly, please call Central Dispatch (Non-Emergency) at (989) 348-6341.
Jurisdiction Map
Online reporting is intended for incidents that occurred within the City of Grayling. If you are unsure whether an address is in the city limits, please refer to the jurisdiction map.
Map showing the City of Grayling boundary and streets within the police jurisdiction.
Online Reporting Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Will an officer contact me after I file an online report?
Yes. After your report is submitted, it will be reviewed by a Grayling Police Department officer. You may be contacted by phone or email if additional information is needed.
Can I get a copy of the report I filed online?
Yes. Once the report is approved, you may request a copy by emailing police@cityofgrayling.org or calling (989) 348-4621 ext. 122.
When will someone review my report?
Reports are normally reviewed within a reasonable period; response times may vary based on call volume and staffing.
Can I file a report anonymously?
No. Online reporting requires accurate contact information so an officer can follow up if needed and properly document the incident.
Do online reports become part of official police records?
Yes. Approved online reports become part of official department records, just like reports taken by an officer in person.
What if I made a mistake in my online report?
Contact the department at police@cityofgrayling.org or call (989) 348-4621 ext. 122 and explain what needs to be corrected.