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1. How do I get fingerprinted?

Fingerprinting is offered at the North Precinct, Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm at the cost of $15 per card. Bring current, official photo identification. No appointment is necessary.

2. How do I make a Public Records Request to get a report?

Complete the Public Records Request process to get a copy of an Everett Police report. The Washington State Patrol can provide collision reports.

Public Disclosure Office

3. What are the requirements for concealed weapons permits?

You must be a resident of the City of Everett or live outside the state of WA to obtain a Concealed Pistol License (CPL) from the Everett Police Department. Applications may be picked up during normal business hours but are only processed when fingerprinting is available.

Permits are valid for 5 years.

The cost of an initial CPL is $48.00.

The cost to renew a CPL is $32.00 and may occur up to 90 days before or 90 days after its expiration. **If not renewed within these time limits, the process starts over with the initial CPL application.

The cost to replace a lost CPL is $10.00 but it must have been originally obtained through the Everett Police Department.

4. Can I contact a police officer?

Always call 911 for emergencies! Officers may not be available as they work varied schedules but residents can call SNOPAC911 at 425-407-3999 to request an officer call them. This phone line routes directly into the 911 call center.

5. How do I report a neighborhood concern?

There are several ways: Contact the Office of Neighborhoods, use the Online Reporting System, email the Crime Prevention Unit, or call the non-emergency 911 number at 425-407-3999 so an officer can respond.

6. Where can I obtain a state accident report?

Washington State Accident Reports are only required if no police report was taken at the scene AND the damage exceeds $1,000. Traffic accident reports can be completed & requested from the Washington State Patrol.

7. What is the Vacation Crime Watch Program?

Citizen volunteers provide a valuable service by checking the homes of residents who are out of town. Volunteers inspect enrolled residences several times a week to make sure all entrances are secure. If something unusual or suspicious is found, patrol officers are called to investigate. Get more information on the Vacation Crime Watch program