The police officer from the Flagstaff Police Department who responds to the accident will document all of the important details of the collision, including:

• • The time, date, and location of the accident
  • The full names and contact details of all parties involved, such as addresses, and phone numbers
  • Witness statements
  • A description of property damage and injuries
  • Conditions present at the accident scene
  • A diagram of the accident
  • Opinion of the responding law enforcement officer concerning who they believe was at fault for the accident

How Do I Get a Copy of My Collision Report?

You can obtain a copy of your traffic police report from AccidentReports.com, or you can get a copy from the Flagstaff Police Department. The Flagstaff Police Department offers three ways to obtain a copy of Flagstaff accident reports:

Mail-In Requests

You can purchase a copy of your report from the Flagstaff Police Department Records Unit by mail. To receive a copy by mail, you will need to fill out the request form and send it in a self-addressed stamped envelope with a cashier’s check, money order, or personal check in the amount of $8, made payable to the Flagstaff Police Department. Mail your request form to: Flagstaff Police Department Records Division ATTN: Records Division911 E Sawmill Road Flagstaff, AZ86001

In-Person Requests

The Police Department will make your report available as soon as it has been filed by the responding police officer. For in-person requests, you can contact the Flagstaff Records Division at (928) 214-2530 to check on the status of your accident report. If your report is ready, you can pick it up in person at the Flagstaff Police Department located at 911 E Sawmill Road Flagstaff, AZ 86001.
Hours of Operation Sunday: Closed, Monday through Friday: 8 am to 5 pm, Saturday: Closed, Closed on Most Major Holidays

Public access to certain records can vary based on record type. For criminal incidents, an eligible person must contact a court representative to learn when criminal incident records will be available. Public access is available for accident reports that don’t involve fatalities or criminal acts.You can request Flagstaff police records from the Flagstaff Municipal Court by filling out a Record Request Form for:

• Flagstaff criminal records public for criminal incidents
• Flagstaff civil court case records
• Flagstaff divorce records
• Crime reports
• Property crime reports
• Flagstaff public records
• Flagstaff vital records such as death records or death certificates

At the scene of an auto accident, you may feel disoriented, overwhelmed, and you may be in pain. A responding law enforcement officer from the Flagstaff Police Department will ask you several questions regarding the crash, including who you believe is at fault. This information is documented in an AZ accident report, which you’ll need if you want to file an insurance claim or lawsuit. Flagstaff records for collisions contain important information that can give your claim or lawsuit the best chance of success. This information includes the actions of police officers, the police officer’s opinion concerning which party they believed was negligent, witness statements, a diagram of the crash site, any citations issued, and more.To obtain Flagstaff police reports you’ll need to mail in a request or visit the local police department to receive a copy in person.

You can request the following types of reports and records:

• Jail records
• Jail roster
• Statistical reports
• Crime tracking reports
• Jail bookings
• Police investigation reports
• Background checks