Submit your accident information and get help obtaining your copy at AccidentReports.com, or you can obtain your crash report from the Gilbert Police Department. The Gilbert Police Department in Maricopa County offers three ways to obtain a copy of your accident report.

Make Your Police Records Request in Person

You can visit the Gilbert Police Department in Maricopa County and fill out an External Public Record Request Form. The Gilbert Police Department’s Records Section is responsible for maintaining and distributing official police reports and other types of public record reports. To request a copy of your Gilbert City police report in person, visit the police department at:75 E Civic Center Dr.Gilbert, AZ85296

Request a Copy By Mail

You can obtain a copy of your Gilbert public records by mail. Written requests should contain as much information regarding the accident as possible, including your full name, driver’s license number, date, time, and location of the accident, report number, and license plate number. Mail your written request to: Gilbert Police Department75 E. Civic Center Drive Gilbert, AZ85296

Request a Copy of Your Gilbert PD Police Report Online

You can request a copy of your Gilbert accident report online by visiting the Gilbert Police Department website and filling out the online request form. Accident reports with accompanying incident reports that include a DUI, auto theft charges, other criminal charges, or fatalities will not be available online. This type of incident report must be requested in person or by mail.

A collision report is filled out by the investigating law enforcement officer at the scene of the accident. The report contains a summary of the accident, including opinions or facts the officer had during the investigation. It also includes incident type, drivers license number, a diagram of the accident scene, actions of police officers, contact information for all parties involved, the date, time, and location of the accident, and the names and badge numbers of the investigating police officers.

The cost of Gilbert police records is $15 to $25, depending on the number of pages in the report. Accepted forms of payment include checks, debit cards, credit cards, or money orders.

The Gilbert PD can provide reports, such as:

• An arrest report for theft, burglary, aggravated assault, or other criminal charges
• Jail records
• Murder investigation reports
• Background checks
• Public safety reports
• Crime prevention reports
• Reports containing auto theft charges
• Other types of criminal records

You can visit the Maricopa County Superior Court to obtain copies of:

• Property tax information
• Birth records
• Marriage records
• Death certificates/death records

If you cannot locate a copy of your police accident report online, the law enforcement officer may not have filed the report yet, especially if there is an active criminal investigation. It’s also possible that you got the date, time, or location of the accident wrong. Keep in mind, that auto accidents that take place on the highway are under the Maricopa Sheriff’s Department’s jurisdiction.You can try searching for your report in Pinal County or the surrounding area if you’re unable to locate your report in Maricopa County. If your accident took place in Pinal County, you can visit the Pinal County Sheriff’s Department and speak to law enforcement officials for more information.