Titusville Police Department

Dial 911 for an emergency in Titusville, and 321-264-7800 for the police non-emergency line, which the City of Titusville lists on its Important Numbers page.

A July 13, 2026 Titusville Police Department notice on the records hours, now archived, adds that the 321-264-7800 line is answered by Public Safety Telecommunicators who connect callers with the right person or section, and that the records staff can be emailed at policerecords@titusville.com (Titusville Police Department records hours notice). For a question about a traffic citation, the traffic enforcement page says the Records Section, which it lists at 321-264-7800, can name the officer who wrote it and the Clerk of Courts, at 321-264-5350, answers questions about the fine amount (Traffic Enforcement page).

Code Enforcement, which the city's departments directory files under the police Administrative Services Division, lists its physical address as 1100 John Glenn Boulevard, Titusville, FL 32796, with a fax of 321-264-7865 and hours of Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm (Titusville Code Enforcement page).

A 911 call placed in Titusville is answered by the Titusville Police Department Dispatching Center, which also dispatches the Titusville Fire Department.

The city FAQ explains why. Brevard County has several Public Safety Answering Points at law enforcement centers, and each 911 call is connected to the answering point for the caller's locality; in Titusville that is the police dispatch center (City of Titusville FAQ). When a caller also needs medical transport, the call is sent at the same time to the Brevard County Public Safety Department, which handles ambulance transports in the county. The departments directory lists Communications as a unit of the police Operations Bureau (City of Titusville departments directory).

The Titusville Police Department is split into an Administrative Bureau and an Operations Bureau, each with its own divisions and sections, according to the City of Titusville departments directory.

The departments directory also lists department wide pages for news releases, the Titusville Police Department newsletter called The Rocket, a victim advocate, a youth foundation, a junior bike safety bootcamp, volunteer opportunities, an organization chart, a file a complaint page, a biased policing page, a private property blanket trespass program enrollment page, a page for hiring an off duty police officer and a technology transparency page. The Records Section page describes its own staff as a Police Records Manager and 4 Police Records Specialists (Records Section page). This guide names no officers.

Titusville police reports and public records come from the Records Section at 321-567-3907, which posts walk-in hours of Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and also takes requests online at any time.

The copy and research fees come from the Records Section page, which calls its research fees and estimates approximate and asks for checks payable to the City of Titusville; the accident report fee is from the city FAQ. The same FAQ says to have the case number, the date and time the report was taken and the officer's name ready, that requests take approximately three days, and that some information will be censored for confidentiality. The Records Section page says crash reports may be ready the next working day but can take longer.

The City of Titusville's own pages disagree on records hours. The body of the Records Section page still says reports can be obtained Monday through Friday from 8 am until 5 pm, while the contact box on the same page gives Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm (Records Section page). A department notice explains the newer hours: from July 27th, 2026, the Records Section closes to walk-ins on Mondays, keeping the day for processing requests, while the police lobby stays open (records hours notice). The traffic enforcement page gives yet another window, Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4 pm, for citation questions (Traffic Enforcement page). Calling 321-567-3907 first avoids a wasted Monday trip.

The Titusville Police Department signs equipment citation affidavits, returns held property by appointment, runs a volunteer Community Watch and a property identification program, but no longer does civilian fingerprinting.

For a defective equipment citation corrected within 30 days, the Records Section inspects the vehicle for $4 and signs an Affidavit of Compliance, which the driver then takes to the Clerk of the County Court at 400 S Street (Records Section page). The city FAQ gives the outcome: a reduced fine amount of $7.50, for a total fine of $11.50, against a full fee of $74.50 if the defect is not corrected, and it lists affidavit hours of 9 am until 4 pm, Monday through Friday (City of Titusville FAQ).

The same FAQ says the Property Section schedules pick ups on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 1 pm and 3 pm, by appointment only at 321-567-3938. Community Watch volunteers in Titusville must be at least 21, United States citizens, and willing to give a minimum of 12 hours per month; their duties include neighborhood and business patrols, vacation home checks, road closures and parades. Operation Safeguard asks owners to record the make, model and serial number of their property on a department form, so that lost or stolen items can be identified and returned.

Residential security survey and property watch forms are linked from the Code Enforcement page, which also notes that since July 1, 2021, under Chapter 162 of Florida law, Titusville code officers can no longer act on anonymous complaints; a complainant must give a verifiable name and address.

Yes: the Titusville Police Department is accredited by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, received its first certificate on February 3, 2010, and was re-accredited in 2013, 2016, 2019 and 2022.

The Titusville accreditation page says the certificate is awarded for a three year period and that the standards cover administration, internal affairs, investigations, patrol, personnel, training, traffic, response to resistance, and property and evidence. The page does not list a reaccreditation after 2022, so the current status is a question for the department's Professional Standards Division, under which the directory files accreditation.

The Titusville police pages explain a few standing rules, and the traffic enforcement page gives a separate number, 321-567-3952, for reporting traffic issues or concerns (Traffic Enforcement page).

The city FAQ says the use of BB guns inside the Titusville city limits is prohibited by city ordinance 12-2, and that children 5 years of age or younger must be secured in a properly used, crash tested, federally approved child restraint device (City of Titusville FAQ). The traffic enforcement page repeats the child restraint rule and adds the state seat belt rule: every passenger under 18 must be restrained by a safety belt or child restraint device, and a front seat passenger 18 or older must wear a safety belt while the vehicle is moving (Traffic Enforcement page). For traffic records or reports, the same page points to 321-567-3907, the Records Section number.

Last verified: October 21, 2026, with fresh reads of the Titusville police pages for records, accreditation and traffic enforcement, the archived records hours notice, the city departments directory, Important Numbers, Code Enforcement and FAQ pages.