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Filter by location, date, and report type on the city’s linked map. Addresses are generalized by block. Some reports may be omitted; this is not a complete log of police calls.
Open the incident map ↗Opens CrimeMapping. Incident records are not imported here, and Bedford’s exact publishing delay has not been established.
How Bedford describes the map ↗Checking which annual reports are in our collection…
Annual summaries describe a reporting year. They do not tell us what happened on your street this week. Some figures are graphics; open the original page to verify them.
Emergency: call 911. For a non-emergency police response, call dispatch at 817-952-2127. The main police office is 817-952-2440.
Request traffic monitoring for speeding on your street ↗
File an eligible non-emergency police report online ↗ · This files a report; it is not a public incident feed.
Looking for an existing report? Contact Police Records at 817-952-2425 or pd.records@bedfordtx.gov. Records and request instructions ↗
· Open the city’s request form ↗
Call for service: a request or event police respond to; it does not by itself establish that a crime happened. Incident/offense report: a recorded report of an event or alleged offense; it is not a finding of guilt. Annual total: a summary for the stated reporting year, not a list of individual locations.
In These Parts has no imported daily incident feed yet. Missing records do not mean nothing happened. Our next data step is an existing city export of releasable incidents and calls, with block-level locations, definitions, and a documented release schedule.
Contact sources: Bedford Police and Police Records. Links and numbers checked October 18, 2026.
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Council agendas and minutes published by the City of Bedford. Includes supporting attachments and earlier minutes embedded in later packets.
School-board records have not been imported. Other cities, crime reports, and live video are not included.
Open Bedford’s official Agenda Center ↗