Records Request

Massachusetts law allows the public access to a great number of records generated by Government agencies. The Town of Dover Police Department seeks to provide as much information as we are legally allowed, in a timely manner. In January of 2017 a new law governing public records went into effect. The Town of Dover Police Department is aware of these changes and has made changes to this site to be in full compliance.  For Records requests fill out the Online Records Request form below.

The Records Access Officer for the Town of Dover Police Department is Officer Nicole Bratcher, who can be reached Monday through Friday 7a-3p:

**Dover Police Officers are not equipped with body cameras or cruiser cameras so we will not have and body camera or cruiser camera footage**

**Records requests are for public records not data analysis.   The Records Officer is responsible for providing you with the public record and will not create data sheets or preform records analysis**

Online Records Request

  2. Records fees: The charge for black and white paper copies or printouts of records of any size susceptible to ordinary means of production shall not exceed .05¢ per page, for both single, and double sided black and white copies or printouts. Persons requesting records are encouraged to provide an email address to receive your documents and minimize fees. Please allow up to 10 days for processing.
  23. **Please include incident number, if known, and any information that may assist in locating the records you are seeking, and any information pertinent to your specific request.**
  25. **If you need to upload a document for our records department such as an operator crash form upload it here
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  30. This field is not part of the form submission.