Champaign Police Department’s Online Reporting System

You can self-report the following incidents to the Champaign Police Department:

• Abandoned Vehicle
• Animal Complaints
• Assault (Offender gone, no domestic relationship)
• Battery (No injury, offender gone, no domestic relationship)
• Camera Registration
• Civil Matter / Neighbor Problem
• Credit Card Fraud
• Custody Order Violation
• Deceptive Practices
• Extra Patrol Request
• Forgery
• Gas Station Drive Off
• Harassing/Annoying Phone Calls, Messaging, or Texting
• Hit and Run Traffic Crash (LESS THAN $1,500 DAMAGE)
• Identity Theft
• Illegal Dumping
• Lost Property
• Minor, Non-Injury Traffic Crash (LESS THAN $1,500 DAMAGE)
• Retail Theft
• Supplemental Reports
• Theft
• Theft of Services
• Traffic Complaint
• Vandalism
• Vehicle Burglary

You CANNOT use online reporting for lost or stolen license plates or firearms. Please call the Champaign Police Department at 217-351-4545.

Domestic violence cannot be self-reported. If you hit, choke, kick, threaten, harass, or restrain a family member or household member, you are breaking Illinois Domestic Violence law. Family or household members include:

• Family members related by blood
• People who are married or were married
• People who share or shared a home
• People with a child in common
• People who are dating or used to date, including same-sex couples
• People with disabilities and their personal assistants

Reporting incidents in the Campustown area:

• Starting October 1, 2022, you cannot submit online reports for the Campustown area. This area is bordered by Springfield Avenue (north), Windsor Road (south), Neil Street (west), and Wright Street (east). The University of Illinois Police Department services this area. You can file certain reports, like thefts and vandalism, online with UIPD. For other reports, call 217-333-1216.

• After you submit your report, you’ll get an email with your file number. Check your Spam or Junk Mail folder or add coplogic.com to your trusted list.
• The Champaign Police Department will review all reports filed using the Citizen Reporting System.
• You will receive an email if the status of your report changes. Possible changes include:
  • Approval.
  • Return for Follow-Up or Correction. If flagged, follow the steps in the email and resubmit.
  • Rejection. A report may be rejected because it’s outside our jurisdiction or it cannot be self-reported and needs an officer’s response.
• Once your report is completed and approved, it will be filed in the department’s records management system.

If your case needs further investigation, your report will be rejected and you will be encouraged to call 217-333-8911 and speak with an officer directly.