UNH Police Department

An emergency communication center recording is an audio (and sometimes data) record captured by a public safety dispatch center that documents emergency calls, radio transmissions, and dispatcher actions used to coordinate police, fire, and medical response.

An arrest report is an official law enforcement document that records the details of an individual’s arrest, including the date, time, location, charges, involved officers, and a summary of the events leading to the arrest.

A notary stamp is an official, inked or embossed seal used by a commissioned notary public to authenticate notarized documents, confirming the notary’s identity, authority, and the completion of a notarial act.

A background investigation is a systematic review of an individual’s personal, employment, criminal, and financial history conducted to assess suitability, trustworthiness, or eligibility for a specific role, license, or authorization. *Waiver release form required.

An in‑house record check within a police department is an internal review of departmental databases and records conducted to identify any prior contacts, incidents, or information relevant to an individual or investigation.