If you submit your request by faxing it to (970) 453-7329 or emailing will contact you once the report is releasable and let you know how much required fees will be. Please telephone our office at (970) 453-2232 prior to mailing your request so that we may calculate the required fees. If submitting your Records Request Form by mail, your fee payment must be included with the request. Applicable fees must be paid before a report can be released. To request a copy of a report, please complete the Records Request Form. There may be instances where you may also be referred to the courts to obtain information that we are not able to provide. The District Attorney's Office phone number is (970) 453-3520. If an arrest was made in connection with the incident, copies of the report will need to be obtained from the District AttorneyвЂ™s Office at 504 Airport Road, District Attorney's Annex, Breckenridge, CO. Additionally, certain reports must be redacted (have protected information removed) before they can be released. Certain reports may not be available for release because the investigation is still ongoing, or because release of the report is restricted by law. Reports are usually available within 72 hours after the date of the event however, it may take longer if the incident occurs over a weekend or holiday. Copies of reports are available from the Records Department Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. The policies and procedures of the SheriffвЂ™s Office pertaining to the release of criminal justice records are derived from the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act and related statutes. The NWS announced late Friday afternoon that their teams had completed surveying damage from Thursday's storms, bringing the total confirmed tornadoes in Northeast Ohio to six.These procedures pertain to all reports maintained by the Summit County SheriffвЂ™s Office, including criminal reports, booking photos, and traffic reports (citations / tickets, accident reports, DUI reports, etc.). GALLERY: Storms take over Northeast Ohio on Thursday The tornado caused tree damage across the area before lifting at about 6:21 p.m. 07 miles, and a maximum path width of 20 yards. The tornado had peak winds of 80 mph, a path length of. east of Philips Rice Road.ДЄ very brief EF-0 tornado touched down on Porter Drive in Johnston Township at about 6:20 p.m. The tornado dissipated at about 6:18 p.m. Several trees were snapped and uprooted in the path. The tornado hit several homes on Griffith and Edgewater drives, damaging several homes, with one suffering major damage to an attached garage. 6582 miles, and the path width was a maximum of 50 yards. The estimated peak wind was 104 mph, the path length was. Late Friday afternoon, NWS confirmed two more tornadoes in Trumbull County.ДЄn EF-1 tornado formed east of Mosquito Creek Lake and moved into the Mecca area on Thursday at about 6:15 p.m. It then dissipated SE of the golf course. It continued NE towards The Country Club of Hudson and caused damage to trees. The tornado touched down in Hudson SW of the intersection of SR 91 and Middleton Road. The tornado stayed on the ground until 5:11 pm.

Peak winds were 80 mph with a path length of 0.781 miles and a path width of 25 yards. This was a weak EF-0 tornado that touched down at 5:08 pm on Thursday.

21.ДЄ fourth tornado touched down near Hudson in Summit County. starting the clean up process after severe weather on Thursday, Oct. Residents and crews are waking up in Jackson Twp. The tornado moved east causing tree damage before ending in Hinckley Reservation of the Cleveland Metropark System. The tornado began near Turnstone Court and caused damage to a garage door and roof/siding damage to a home. The tornado stayed on the ground until 4:42 pm. Peak winds were 97 mph, the tornado had a path length of 2.5 miles and a path width of 50 yards. They've confirmed four EF-1 tornadoes touched down in Medina, Lake, Stark and Trumbull counties, and two EF-0 tornadoes in Summit and Trumbull counties.ДЄn EF-1 tornado touched down in the southwest portion of Hinckley Township at 4:36 p.m. That is the most since 2005! The National Weather Service in Cleveland was out Friday surveying damage from these storms. A line of severe storms rolled through Northeast Ohio, and 11 tornado warnings were issued in about a two-hour span. CLEVELAND - Thursday was an extremely active weather day during the afternoon and evening.

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