ACCIDENT REPORTS:

A person involved in a motor vehicle accident that occurred after April 1, 2012 can obtain the Accident Report online at www.pdcn.org approximately 48 hours after the accident. If you need to obtain an accident report that occurred prior to April 1, 2012 it may be obtained in person at Nassau County Police Headquarters. The report will only be made available to a person involved, a parent or guardian, a spouse, an executor or administrator of an estate or next of kin.

The fee for each report is twenty five dollars ($25.00), payable by Visa/Mastercard/Discover, a debit card or a U.S. Postal money order made payable to the Nassau County Police Department. CASH is no longer accepted.

FINGERPRINTING:

Non-criminal fingerprinting is available at Police Headquarters Monday through Thursday between 8:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.  You may also have fingerprints taken at any one of the 8 precincts throughout Nassau County - seven (7) days per week.  You must bring the appropriate fingerprint card with you as well as photo identification and proof of Nassau County residency.  Photo I.D. includes a valid driver's license, passport, military I.D., a Resident Alien Card, or a Permanent Resident Card. If you do not reside in Nassau County but you are employed here, bring a letter from your employer on company letterhead stating your employment status.  

The fee for fingerprinting is $20.00 per fingerprint card.  If you obtain your fingerprint card at Police Headquarters, Visa/MasterCard/Discover Card, a debit card or U.S. Postal money order made payable to the Nassau County Police Department are the only acceptable forms of payment. CASH is no longer accepted at Police Headquarters.

If you prefer to obtain your fingerprint card from one of the 8 local precincts, CASH is the only form of acceptable payment.  Local precincts cannot accept credit cards, debit cards, checks or money orders.

LETTER OF CONDUCT:

In Person:

A Letter of Conduct may be obtained in person at Nassau County Police Headquarters, Records Bureau, Room 101. The letter indicates whether or not you have been arrested in Nassau County and only serves as a criminal history record check of the files of Nassau County. There is a thirty-dollar ($30) fee payable by Visa/ Mastercard/Discover Card, a debit card, or a U.S. Postal money order made payable to the Nassau County Police Department. You must bring valid photo I.D. The accepted forms of ID are a valid driver's license, passport, military I.D. card, a Resident Alien Card or a Permanent Resident Card.

By Mail:

Send a letter with your name, present address* and notarized signature, and a notarized copy of your photo I.D. Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope and a thirty-dollar ($30) US Postal money order made payable to the Nassau County Police Department. Mail the request to:

*PLEASE NOTE:  A Letter of Conduct may only be issued or mailed to the person requesting the letter. If you used another name other than your legal name at the time you were arrested in Nassau County, please send proof of your name at the time of the arrest.

Post office boxes WILL NOT be accepted or listed as an address on the letter- it MUST be the physical address where you currently reside.

 

SUBPOENAS:

All subpoenas are accepted at the Nassau County Police Department Accident and Aided Section
Monday - Thursday 8:30 A.M. until 5:00 P.M.
Friday - 8:30 A.M. until 4:45 P.M.

When judicial subpoenas are served for personal appearances we will determine the employment status of the department member being served.  Fees vary as to the location of the court and mileage; therefore we will determine the appropriate fee at the time of service.  Payment may be made by cash or a business check made payable to the officer requested to appear.  The personal subpoena is only used to insure the presence of the officer requested.   

A subpoena Duces Tecum for documents must be so-ordered and signed by a judge and is required to obtain any and all police records. The fee is $15 payable by a postal money order or a business check. The Police Department requires twenty-four (24) hours notice on all subpoenas Duces Tecum.  We would appreciate as much notice as possible so that we may better accommodate all requests.  The police records will be sent directly to the requesting court.  A subpoena Duces Tecum cannot be used to command both the appearance of the officer and police records.  We need a personal subpoena for the officer to appear and a separate subpoena Duces Tecum, so ordered and signed by a judge, for police records.