FAQs

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Police

1. Does Avenal Police Department have Facebook or Twitter?: Yes, you can follow us on Facebook!
Official Avenal PD Facebook

You can submit a tip by phone by calling the tip line at (559) 401-9576.

You can also submit a tip through this website with the link provided below.

3. My vehicle was towed. What is the process to get it back?: If your vehicle was towed and is being held for a 30 day impound, you can request an appointment for an impound hearing. Impound hearings are scheduled in person or via phone and are held during the hours of 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).

4. Does Avenal Police Department offer LiveScan Fingerprint services?: Yes, this service is by appointment only. Contact the Records Division at 559-386-4444 to schedule an appointment. When you come for your scheduled appointment, please be sure to bring a valid form of identification and the Request for LiveScan form.

5. How can I obtain a copy of law enforcement reports?: Reports can be requested by phone or in person. The report will be available upon request. If the report is unavailable at the time of request, the Records Division will advise when the report is ready for pick up. A victim can obtain one (1) free copy of a report; however, there is a cost of $12.00 for each additional copy. Information is released per California State Law, Government Code Section 6254(f).

6. Can I get my fix-it ticket signed off?: If the violation is correctable and repairs have been made to your vehicle, an Avenal Police Officer can sign off your ticket. You must have your ticket with you for an Avenal Police Officer to sign it off. If you are unable to locate your ticket, please contact Avenal Police Department Records to obtain a copy of your ticket.

7. How do I obtain a complete criminal history record on myself?: Individuals must submit fingerprints using the Live Scan process, which is available at Avenal Police Department by appointment only.
For additional information, you may contact Avenal Police Department Records and/or refer to California Department of Justice - Record Review Unit. State of California, Department of Justice Website

8. Under Megan's Law in the State of California, can I see if registered sex offenders live in my neighborhood?: Yes, select the link to the California Department of Justice's official website, which lists designated registered sex offenders in California. State of California, Department of Justice Website