El Mirage
Accident Reports

You can obtain a copy of your accident investigation report from AccidentReports.com or you can get your copy from the El Mirage Police Department.The El Mirage Police Department offers three ways to get a copy of your El Mirage accident report.

In-Person

You can request a copy of your police report in person. Call prior to picking up your report to ensure it’s available. The El Mirage Police Department is located at:12401 W Cinnabar AveEl Mirage, AZ85335

By Mail

You can visit the Police Department’s website and print the online Record Request Form, fill it out, and mail it to:El Mirage Police Department12401 W Cinnabar AveEl Mirage, AZ85335You will be charged an extra $1.50 to have your report mailed to you.

Purchase Your Accident Report Online from a Third Party

The El Mirage Police Department works with a third party that provides copies of El Mirage accident reports online for a fee. To learn more, visit the Police Department’s website.

A request for crash reports will be completed within ten business days of submission. If your report is not ready within ten business days, you’ll be notified by phone.

Certain El Mirage police reports cannot be released without an order from the court. This may be due to an active criminal investigation, or in the event, the accident resulted in a fatality. For more information, contact the El Mirage Police Department.

The PD accepts cashier’s checks, money orders, and credit cards. Cash is not accepted. Copies of accident reports are $10.00

If you were involved in a motor vehicle accident on a highway in Arizona and you don’t have the report ID, you can try checking with the local Sheriff’s Departments:

• Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
• Elbert County Sheriff’s Office
• Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office
• Pershing County Sheriff’s Office
• Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office
• Wilcox County Sheriff’s Office

When you’re involved in an auto accident in Maricopa County, El Mirage police reports can contain vital information that you’ll need when it comes time to file a lawsuit or an insurance claim. But obtaining a copy of an accident report isn’t as easy as it should be. Many law enforcement agencies will only provide a copy by mail or in person. If you live out of town or out of state, and you’ve sustained injuries, you don’t have time to waste. You need this important document to file an insurance claim or lawsuit as soon as possible.

• Arrest reports
• Booking reports
• Judicial reports
• Background checks