You can pay your parking ticket online through official payments
here
.
For more information on other ways to pay your citation such as by mail or how to contest your citation visit our
parking ticket page here.
The Racine Police Department Records Bureau is responsible for maintaining and updating department records and files, such as incident and accident reports.
Records Requests:
Requests for Records reports must be made in person.
All records are reviewed by the Records Bureau Supervisor or designee prior to release. If the request is not permissible under the Open Records law, it will be denied. Reports will be redacted if required by law.
Please call the Records Bureau at (262) 635-7750 during normal business hours to verify the report is available for release.
Our Customer Service Representatives are available to serve you seven days a week:
- Monday - Friday 7:00am - 6:00pm
- Saturday and Sunday 8:00am - 2:00pm
- Closed Holidays
Accident Reports
Accident reports are available at the Police Department during normal business hours. Accident reports may take up to 10 days from the incident date to be available for release.
There may be a fee involved with obtaining records. Please visit the
Police Records Department
page for more details.
Fax all requests to 262-636-9585.
Outside fireplaces and cooking appliances are allowed within City Limits, as well as portable fireplaces PROVIDED they are used in a location not hazardous to life or property. The Fire Prevention Code requires any portable fireplace or cooking appliance be set back a minimum of 15 feet from any building. Please visit the Fire Department's web page
here
for further information.
The Fire Department does have a limited supply of smoke detectors available but does NOT provide Carbon Monoxide detectors. Citizens can contact the Fire Prevention Bureau at (262) 635-7915 to request a smoke detector Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. Please visit the
Fire Prevention Bureau's main page
for more information.
Minimum requirements for applicants include 60 college credits from any accredited college or university, a valid Driver's License, EMT-Basic and Firefighter Level I certifications, and successful completion of the CPAT physical abilities test. It should be noted that most of our successful applicants have training and education far beyond our minimum requirements. Please visit our main page at
www.cityofracine.org/fire
for more information.
We utilize our Fire Engines for car accidents to control any fuel or fluid leak and for possible fire control. All of our firefighters are trained as EMT's at a minimum so they can also assist the Ambulance with patient care. For more information, please visit the Fire department's main page,
www.cityofracine.org/fire/
The water bill covers the cost of providing water service to your dwelling. The sewer bill covers the cost of treating and conveying the waste to the wastewater treatment plant. If you have an issue with the payment of your sewer charges please take it up with your landlord.
If not, what can I do with it? Latex paint is not hazardous so it is not collected at a Household Hazardous waste Collection. You can purchase a drying chemical at any paint store and add it to your leftover paint and it will dry up. Once the paint is dried up, you can bring it to the City's Pearl Street Facility with the lids off. The attendant will check them and as long as the paint is completely dry, you can drop them off for free.
There are several factors that may contribute to high water bills.
Some things to check include:
- Did you pay your last bill?
- A previous balance may be showing up on your bill.
- Did you use more water such as filling a swimming pool, or extra loads of laundry?
- Could your toilet be running because of a malfunction?
- Do you want an inspector to stop by?
Please visit the Water Department's main page at
www.cityofracine.org/water
for more information.