Police Reports, Impounds and Property

Get a police report, release an impounded vehicle or pick up your property.

All three start at Enid Police Department headquarters, 301 W. Owen K. Garriott Rd. Here’s what to bring and who to call before you come in.

Get a police report

Request a copy of an incident or collision report in person at Records, in the Police Department lobby. Records is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except City holidays.

  1. Step 1

    Visit Records. Come to the lobby at 301 W. Owen K. Garriott Rd. during business hours.

  2. Step 2

    Complete a request form. Fill out the form for the report you need. All reports are redacted before release.

  3. Step 3

    Pay the fee. Reports cost 25 cents per page. Records accepts cash, checks, credit cards and debit cards. American Express is not accepted.

Collision reports

During the first 60 days after a collision, only people involved in the collision may obtain the collision report. After 60 days, any person may request the report.

Retrieve an impounded vehicle

To request the release of a vehicle impounded by the Enid Police Department, visit the Police Department in person at 301 W. Owen K. Garriott Rd. An EPD representative will review the required documents and, when appropriate, sign an impound release form.

Important: Pay towing fees to the towing company

Take the signed release form to the contracted towing company where the vehicle is stored. Towing and storage fees must be paid directly to the towing company. The Enid Police Department does not accept towing or storage payments.

Registered vehicle owners

A vehicle may be released to the registered owner or to a person with written, notarized authorization from the registered owner. Registered vehicle owners should bring:

  • A valid driver license
  • Current vehicle registration
  • Proof that all license, registration, title fees, and penalties have been paid in full
  • Proof of insurance, or an affidavit that the vehicle will not be operated on public roadways
  • Vehicle title, purchase agreement, or sales contract, when applicable
  • Written, notarized authorization if the person retrieving the vehicle is not the registered owner

Lien holders

  • A typed lien form
  • A notarized bill of sale covering the vehicle
  • A completed save and hold harmless agreement
  • Proof of financial responsibility showing a net worth greater than $50,000, or a surety bond worth at least twice the value of the vehicle being released

If a lien is not listed on the vehicle registration, EPD cannot consider the lien valid and will not release the vehicle to the lien holder. Lending institutions insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are presumed to meet the financial-responsibility requirement. Other lien holders must provide an affidavit that clearly establishes their net worth.

Other parties claiming an interest

  • A court order of replevin is required for other parties claiming an interest in a vehicle.
  • Insurance companies must provide a valid salvage title or a valid lien and notarized bill of sale.

Retrieve property or evidence

Appointment required

Call and speak with an evidence technician before you visit the Police Department. Evidence and Property pickup hours vary, and staff will confirm whether the item is eligible for release and schedule a pickup appointment when needed.

Before you visit

  • Call an evidence technician to confirm the item is ready for release.
  • Follow pickup scheduling instructions provided by EPD staff.
  • Bring valid government-issued photo identification.

Who may retrieve property

  • The verified owner of the property; or
  • A person with written, notarized authorization from the owner.

Firearms

Firearms may be released only to an owner who is legally eligible to possess a firearm.

Evidence and Property contacts

Last updated: Oct. 21, 2026.

 

Questions about reports, impounds or property?

Call Records at 580-616-1820 or the Police Department at 580-242-7000. Visit 301 W. Owen K. Garriott Rd., Enid, OK 73701.

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