You can get a copy of your Alhambra police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Alhambra Police Department. The Alhambra Police Department offers two ways to obtain a copy of your report.

In-Person

You can visit the Alhambra Police Department in person to get a copy of your report. You must fill out a Records Request Form, show your valid photo ID, and pay the accident report fee. The Alhambra Police Department is located at:211 S 1st St.Alhambra, CA91801
Business Hours: Monday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm.
Contact Law Enforcement Services before you visit to ensure your report has been processed, approved, and ready for release.
Phone: (626) 570-5151

Public Records Request By Mail

Send a written report request to the Alhambra Police Department and include a self-addressed, stamped envelope, the accident report fee, and a copy of your photo ID. Send your report request to:211 S 1st St.Alhambra, CA91801

An Alhambra Police Department accident report is $0.10 per page.

• The names and contact details for all parties involved
• The time, date, and location of the accident
• The police officer’s accident investigation findings concerning how and why the accident took place and which driver was negligent
• Driver’s license numbers
• Registration information
• Insurance information
• Vehicle plate numbers
• A diagram of the accident scene
• A description of accident injuries
• A description of vehicle damage and personal property damage
• Any citations issued
• Actions of police officers

• All involved parties
• Insurance companies
• Personal injury lawyer
• The parent or legal guardian of a minor involved in the crash
• The personal representative of an accident victim

If you were involved in an automobile accident that was not your fault you may be eligible to pursue compensation from the negligent party’s auto insurance company. Obtaining a copy of your Alhambra crash report is one of the best steps you can take to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.An accident report contains important information that can prove the other driver was liable. This information can include the police officer’s accident investigation findings in which they detail how and why the accident occurred and which driver was at fault. Additionally, other important information in this legal document includes a diagram of the crash site, a description of the injuries you sustained in the accident, a description of vehicle damage and personal property damage, any citations issued for the violation of traffic laws, and more. Your personal injury lawyer can use this information when building a case against the at-fault driver, to ensure you receive a fair settlement for all of your losses.