Bisbee, Arizona Car Accident Reports

Bisbee accident reports are $0.25 per page. Accepted forms of payment include personal checks, business checks, and credit cards.

You can visit the Police Department and fill out a Records Request Form for the following:

• Arrest records
• Bisbee jail records
• Criminal background checks or criminal history checks
• Bisbee mugshots and police reports
• Inmate roster
• Inmate bookings
• Bisbee city jail arrest charges summary

If you are unable to locate the records or reports you’re searching for, contact Bisbee Criminal Courts.* The Cochise County Superior Court and Bisbee Criminal Courts maintain arrest records, mugshots, and warrants.

If your collision occurred outside of the Bisbee PD’s jurisdiction, contact other County Agencies, including:

• The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office

Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Address: 100 Colonia De Salud, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Phone: (520) 432-9505

• The Gila County Sheriff’s Office

Gila County Sheriff’s Office Address: 1425 E South St, Globe, AZ 85501
Gila County Sheriff’s Office Phone: (928) 425-4449
What Records are Available Through the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office?
The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office provides copies of:

• Police reports concerning aggravated assault, assault with intent,
• Arrest records
• Police reports concerning driving under the influence of alcohol
• Cochise County crime reports
• Cochise County public safety policies
• Cochise County accident reports

When you’re involved in an auto accident in Bisbee City that was caused by the negligence of another person, you must file a claim for compensation. Compensation can cover the cost of medical expenses, lost wages, vehicle replacement, and other damages. But receiving the compensation you deserve for your losses can be very challenging. An insurance company is often not willing to hand over money an accident victim deserves, even if the collision was not their fault. Obtaining a copy of your crash report from the local law enforcement agency can help strengthen your claim.Bisbee police reports include important information that can prove the other driver should be held liable for your losses. Unfortunately, accident victims who were seriously injured in a collision may be unable to obtain their Arizona accident reports right away, considering most police agencies require accident victims to obtain their reports in person. Mail-in police report requests are another option, but it can take several days or weeks before you receive your report in the mail.