Reports | Scott, Louisiana| Scott Police Department

Obtaining a Police Report

Once an officer takes a report, please allow 7 to 10 business days before attempting to obtain a copy.

You may also be contacted by a member of the Criminal Investigations Division for follow up investigations.

Contact Scott Police Department during normal business hours. Have your case number ready to give the clerk when asked.

Copies of Crash Report can be obtained in person at Scott Police Department. Please contact our agency for pricing of reports and/or pictures/video if available.

You may also click here to obtain a Crash Report online.

Paying a Citation

Citations can be paid in person at Scott Police Department located at 129 Lions Club Rd between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m Monday through Thursday and 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Friday. Cash or Money Order are the only forms of payment accepted.

Partial payments can be made from the time the citation is received up until the court date listed at the bottom of the citation.

Extensions to pay can only be granted by the City Magistrate during court.

Scott Police Department does not offer deference programs or driver’s education in lieu of posting the infraction to your record.

Payments can also be made online at www.quickcourt.biz/scott with a debit or credit card. (Additional fees apply)

You may also choose to pay by mailing a money order with your information clearly written to:

Scott Police Department

P.O. Box 810

Scott, Louisiana 70583

Reporting A Crime

Crime prevention is not just a job for the police department. Citizens are encouraged to report any activity that may need police attention.

Ways to report a crime:

Dial 911 immediately for ALL emergencies
During regular business hours, non-emergency calls can be reported at 337-233-3715
After regular hours, non-emergency incidents can be reported at 337-236-5895
Non-emergency calls can always be reported through 911 at any time

If you witness a crime:

Do not put yourself or your party in harm’s way.
Obtain a clothing description from head to toe of the person(s) involved. Take notice of the subject(s)’s height, weight, hair color, eye color, scars, marks, tattoos, anything abnormal, and a direction of travel.
Vehicle(s)’s make, model, color, license plate, number of doors, dents, damage, bumper stickers, anything abnormal, how many occupants, and a direction of travel.
Note any additional information that may assist police in identifying subjects involved and/or objects associated with the incident.
Video and pictures are helpful but not worth injury to you or someone with you.

How can you help:

Be a good witness and prepare to come to court if needed.
Be a good neighbor. “If you see something, say something!”
If you haven’t done so for insurance reasons, take inventory of all items in your residence with value. Take a video and pictures of electronics, jewelry, antiques, and other valuables along with their make, model, and serial numbers. Write all the information down as well. Store the information where it will not be stolen or damaged.