Little Rock
Accident Reports

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

Public Records In-Person

Visit the Little Rock Police Department and fill out a Records Request Form. You must pay the appropriate fee at this time. The Little Rock Police Department Records Division is located at:700 W Markham St.Little Rock, AR72201Contact the department before you pick up your report to ensure it’s available.Phone: (501) 371-4654​Hours of operation: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM / Monday – Friday

By Mail

Send a written request for your traffic investigation report and include a self-address, stamped envelope, and payment. Mail your request to:LRPD Records Division700 W Markham St.Little Rock, AR72201

Online

Visit the Little Rock Police Department’s website to learn how to obtain a copy of your police traffic report online.

A Little Rock accident report is $5-$10 per copy.

• The names and contact details for all involved parties
• Time and date of accident
• Location of accident scene
• A diagram of the crash site
• The responding police officer’s statement which includes their opinion regarding who they believe was at fault for the crash
• Any traffic citations issued
• Insurance information
• A description of property damage/vehicle damage
• A description of bodily injury sustained in the accident
• Registration information
• License plate numbers/VINs
• Weather and road conditions
• Drivers license numbers
• Actions of police officers

• All parties involved in the accident
• The parents or legal guardian of a minor involved in the crash
• Vehicle owner
• Insurance company
• Law enforcement agency
• Personal injury lawyer

When you’re involved in a car crash, you must pursue compensation to cover the cost of medical bills, vehicle damage, and other losses. A traffic report contains important information that can help your claim, including:

• The responding police officer’s statement, which includes which driver they believe was at fault for the collision
• A diagram of the crash site
• A description of bodily injuries sustained in the accident
• A description of vehicle damage
• Any citations issued due to traffic violations
• Weather and road conditions

An attorney can use this information to build a strong case and negotiate with the other driver’s insurance company to fight for a fair settlement for your damages.