Coroner’s Report

A Coroner’s Report from the Franklin County Coroner’s Office includes:

a Finding of Fact and Verdict page

the Forensics Pathologist’s Autopsy or External Examination Protocol

and a Toxicology Report (if toxicology testing was performed).

Coroner’s reports become public record once the case is completed. Anyone may request a copy of any report. All hard copies of the Coroner’s reports are certified, our office is unable to certify electronic copies.

Anyone requesting a Coroner’s Report may choose to receive the report via email, mail, or may pick up the report in person at the front desk during normal business hours. Please indicate your chosen method to receive the Coroner's Report and enter any special instructions in the notes section of the request form. Any request without a method to receive it indicated will be mailed.

Request a Coroner’s Report

COVID19
For the safety of the residents of Franklin County and our staff, FCCO has made the following changes starting today until further notice:

Funeral homes have been asked to come between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
We are asking visitors to call instead of coming to our office. Answers to many questions by the public can be found on our website: Franklin County Coroner’s Office - Read FAQs (franklincountyohio.gov).
Please be patient; at this time our priority will be coroner reports to families of decedents.

Requester Information

First Name:
Last Name:
Company:
Street Address:
City:
State:
ZIP code:
Email Address:
Phone:	( ) - Second three digits Last four digits
Update Feb. 2023: Case completion on average has been 8 to 10 weeks from the date of examination; however, depending on the complexity of the case it could be longer. Coroner's Report will be sent out to all parties who have requested it once the report has been finalized. Deceased Information First Name:
Last Name:
Date of Death:	Today
Prefer to Receive the Report By:	Email Mail Call for Pick-Up
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Request a Coroner’s Report

Update Feb. 2023: Case completion on average has been 8 to 10 weeks from the date of examination; however, depending on the complexity of the case it could be longer. Coroner's Report will be sent out to all parties who have requested it once the report has been finalized.