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Do not use the online report form to report
emergencies or crimes in progress! CALL: 911 !
Welcome To the Plumas County Sheriff's Online Reporting System.
Please use our online crime report form to report property crimes or vandalism
in which you have NO suspect information. Click on the link below
to access the form. Please follow the instructions when completing the
form, then send it to the Plumas County Sheriff's Office by clicking on the SEND
button. Upon receipt, your information will be reviewed for valid and
complete information. If the report is accepted you will be issued a
report number. BE SURE TO ENTER YOUR CORRECT EMAIL ADDRESS ON THE FORM as
it will be the only way we provide you with your report number. If
issued, you should receive your report number within 24 to 72 hours.
Incident Type
Definitions
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Incident
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Definition
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Examples
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Burglary
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The difference between a burglary and a theft, is that to
commit a burglary, one must enter a secured area, such as a home, or vehicle
to commit a theft or to commit a felony offense of some other type. |
Someone enters your locked or unlocked garage and steals some
tools. Someone breaks the window out of your car and steals your
purse. Someone enters your tent and steals property. |
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Lost Property
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When property is missing or lost.
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Property that is missing, leaving items in restaurant, or
missing from home. |
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Theft- Petty (under $400)
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Your property is taken without your permission. (Under $400)
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Property known to be stolen and missing may be reported. Lost
property is not a theft. |
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Theft- Grand (over $400)
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Your property is taken without your permission. (Over$400)
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Property known to be stolen and missing may be reported. Lost
property is not a theft. |
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Vandalism
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Defaces or damages property with graffiti or other material.
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Knocking down a mailbox, breaking windows, spray painting,
writing on a building, sidewalk, fence, etc. |
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Harassing Phone Call
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Unwanted phone calls of an annoying, harassing or
threatening nature.
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Hang-ups, obscene language, etc.
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WARNING:
It is against the law to knowingly file a false crime report and is
considered a misdemeanor in the California Penal Code (148.5 PC).
Click Here to Access Online Crime Report
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