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Q: I have filed an Identity Theft report, what can I do to protect my credit or repair my credit?

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CLICK HERE to view and download the Identity Theft Victim’s Kit (PDF) prepared by the State Attorney General’s Office. The kit is very extensive and explains what to do if you are a victim of Identity Theft. The kit includes an ID Theft Affidavit, Application for Court Order, Texas Identity Theft Enforcement & Protection Act, contact information for credit bureaus, Social Security Administration information, and much more.

Q: How can I find out what city ordinances are in effect in the City of League City?

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You can read the City of League City ordinances here. If you still have an immediate question, feel free to talk to an on duty police officer. Call 281-332-2566.

Q: How do I file a police report?

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Some police reports can be taken over the phone by calling the main number, 281-332-2566. Some reports must be taken in person either at the police station or by an officer come to your house.

Q: How can I get a copy of an accident report?

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Accident reports are available from the records division. You can get a copy of a report in person at the League City Police Department, 555 W Walker St. There is a fee for accident reports. The Records Window is open Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 6:00pm, and Friday 8:00am - 12:00pm.

Q: How can I get fingerprinted?

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League City Police Department does not do public fingerprints. Please check with a place that may be able to help. View the Fingerprint Service Providers list (PDF).

Q: How can I find out how much a traffic citation will cost?

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Call the municipal court at 281- 554-1060.

Q: Do I need an alarm permit for a home alarm?

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Yes, alarm permits are required for all home alarms within the City of League City. The process can be completed online by clicking here. If you have questions or problems, call 281-338-4185.

Q: Is there a teen curfew?

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League City does not have a curfew.

Q: How can I get a copy of my criminal record?

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Criminal records are maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Call 512-424-2000 for more information.