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

• In-person
• By mail
• Online

In-Person Requests

You can visit the Brentwood Police Department in person to request a copy of your accident report. You must show a valid ID at the time of pickup, and pay the accident report fee. The Brentwood Police Department is located at:9100 Brentwood Blvd. Brentwood, CA94513Phone: (925) 634-6911

Public Records Request Online

Contact the department to learn how you can obtain a copy of your crash report online.

Request Public Records By Mail

Send a written request, along with a copy of your photo ID, collision report fee, and a self-addressed, stamped envelope, and mail it to: Brentwood Police Department9100 Brentwood Blvd.Brentwood, CA94513

Copies of police reports are $5.

Crash reports contain information that details the cause of an accident, including which driver the responding police officer believed was negligent, and includes basic accident details, such as:

• The time, date, and location of accident
• The contact details and names of all parties involved
• License plate numbers
• Driver’s license numbers
• A diagram of the crash site
• Insurance information
• Witness names, statements, and contact information
• A description of injuries sustained in the accident
• A description of vehicle damage and personal property damage
• Any citations issued or arrests made
• Statements from each driver and passenger
• Road and weather conditions, including a traffic jam, icy roads, debris on road, etc.
• Accident type, such as multi-vehicle accident, motorcycle accident, freeway collision, etc

• All involved parties
• The parent or legal guardian of a minor
• Vehicle owners
• Insurance companies
• Accident attorneys

If you were injured in an auto accident that was not your fault, you may be entitled to compensation. Using the information in a crash report can help you prove the other driver was at fault. This information includes the police officer’s accident investigation findings that cover how the accident occurred and which driver the officer believed was negligent, a diagram of the accident scene, any citations issued, any arrests made, road and weather conditions, a description of your injuries and vehicle damage, witness statements, driver statements, and more. Your attorney will use this important legal document when negotiating with the insurance company, to help you receive the compensation you deserve for your injuries and other accident-related damages.