O'Fallon Police Records
O'Fallon police records are public documents held by the O'Fallon Police Department Records Division and made available under Missouri's Sunshine Law. This page covers how to request incident reports, arrest records, and accident reports from O'Fallon PD, what fees apply, and where to find criminal records information online.
O'Fallon Police Records Quick Facts
O'Fallon Police Department Records Division
The O'Fallon Police Department is located at 1019 Bryan Road, O'Fallon, MO 63366. The non-emergency line is 636-240-3200. The Records Division fax is 636-379-5697. The Records Supervisor is Jamie McCarrick, reachable at 636-379-5643 or by email at jmccarrick@ofallonmo.gov. The Records Division is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Office Manager, Laura, can be reached at 636-379-5651. For public information matters, contact Sergeant at 636-379-1645 or bharr@ofallonmo.gov.
O'Fallon is in St. Charles County, west of St. Louis. Criminal cases arising from O'Fallon incidents are handled in the 11th Judicial Circuit. For court records, see the St. Charles County police records page or search Missouri Case.net using the 11th Circuit.
How to Request O'Fallon Police Records
A written request is required to get copies of O'Fallon police reports. The Records Division accepts requests online, in person, and by mail. To submit online, fill out the request form on the city's website at ofallon.mo.us/requests-for-public-information. Select the type of record you need, and include the subject's name, type of incident, location, date, and purpose of the request.
For in-person requests, visit the Records Division at 1019 Bryan Road during business hours. Bring a photo ID. Mail requests can go to the same address with a written description of what you need. Accident reports take seven to ten days from the date of the incident to process. Incident reports are typically available upon request without the longer wait.
Payment must be received before records are released. The department will provide a fee estimate after reviewing your request. They do not release records until full payment is confirmed.
O'Fallon Police Records Fee Schedule
Fees follow Missouri Sunshine Law standards. Standard paper copies cost up to $0.10 per page. Research and staff time is billed at the actual hourly rate of the lowest-paid staff member capable of the work. One example request for police statistics covering multiple years came to $27.00 total. For identity theft reports, the Records Division will provide a copy of the police report at no charge when requested for use with banks or credit bureaus as part of the victim process.
For more complex data requests, the department will calculate a fee estimate and send it to you before beginning work. You must approve and pay the estimate before the search starts. Processing fees apply as soon as the department begins research, not just when copies are made.
Note: The Records Division reviews all records before release to protect closed or confidential information under Section 610.021 RSMo. Portions of a record may be redacted if they fall under a Sunshine Law exemption.
Types of Records Available
O'Fallon police records include police reports, accident reports, arrest records, incident reports, use of force data, and civilian complaint data. The use of force and complaint data may be available as aggregate summaries rather than individual reports, depending on whether individual cases are still active.
If you were a victim of identity theft in O'Fallon, call 636-240-3200 to report it and get a police report. That report can be used with your financial institutions and can be submitted to the Missouri Attorney General's consumer protection office at 1-800-392-8222. The AG's office handles identity theft cases at the state level.
Missouri Sunshine Law in O'Fallon
All O'Fallon records requests are governed by RSMo Chapter 610. Under the law, records are presumed public unless a specific exemption applies. The department must respond within three business days and provide a written explanation for any delay. Requesters can challenge denials by contacting the Missouri Attorney General's Office. Active investigation records may be withheld under Section 610.100 until the case closes.
Online Resources for O'Fallon Criminal Records
Missouri Case.net covers the 11th Judicial Circuit, which handles St. Charles County cases including those from O'Fallon. Searches are free by name or case number. The MACHS system provides statewide criminal history checks for $15 (name) or $20 (fingerprint). The Missouri Sex Offender Registry is searchable by location and name at no cost. The Missouri DOC offender search covers current and former state inmates.
Nearby Cities
These nearby cities in the St. Charles County and St. Louis metro area have their own police records pages.