Grand prairie
Accident Reports

You can get a copy of your Grand Prairie police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Grand Prairie Police Department.

The department offers three ways to request your report. Unfortunately, they do not allow mail requests at this time.

In-Person

Visit the Grand Prairie Police Department in person and fill out a Records Release Form, pay the crash report fee, and show your valid photo ID.

The Grand Prairie Police Department is located at:

1525 Arkansas Lane
Grand Prairie, Texas
75052

Request Grand prairie Police reports By Phone

Call the police department to request your collision report.

Request Grand prairie Crash reports Online

Contact the Grand Prairie Police Department to find out how to request your crash report online.

A Grand Prairie Police Department collision report and department crime reports may cost $6 to $28 per copy, depending on the length of the report.

In a Grand Prairie collision report, you’ll find basic accident details such as:

• Time of the incident 
• Location of accident
• Date of the incident
• Any arrests made or citations issued 
• The names and contact details of all parties involved
• Insurance information
• Driver’s license numbers
• Vehicle plate numbers   
• Account of the crash as reported by passengers and drivers

A Grand Prairie crash report also contains a crash narrative, detailing what caused the crash and which driver the police officer believed was at fault. A description of vehicle damage, personal property damage, and bodily injuries will also be included. The police officials will also note anything they believe may have contributed to the crash, such as inclement weather, traffic jams, road closures, or debris on the road. Witness statements and contact information is also available, if anyone witnessed the accident.

Eligible parties who can obtain a copy of a Dallas County crash report include drivers and passengers, insurance companies, personal injury lawyers, and the parent or guardian of a minor.

If the police department doesn’t have a record of your crash, contact other local law enforcement agencies, such as: 

• Dallas County Sheriff’s Department 
• Dallas Police Department 
• Mesquite Police Department 
• Irving Police Department 

If you’re searching for criminal records in Grand Prairie or Dallas County Court Records, you can also contact the District Clerk’s Office.

If you suffered injuries in a motor vehicle crash in Grand Prairie that was not your fault you may be entitled to compensation. However, to receive compensation for accident-related damages you must first prove the other driver was negligent. 

Obtaining a copy of your police department accident report will not guarantee you receive the compensation you deserve, but it can help you prove the other driver was careless, reckless, and negligent. Your personal injury lawyer will use the information in a crash report to strengthen your claim when negotiating with the other driver’s insurance company for a fair settlement. This information can include the central location of the collision, crash narrative, witness statements, and more.