You can take advantage of the free information center available at AccidentReports.com, or you can obtain a copy of your crash report from the Marana Police Department. The Marana Police Department offers two ways to get a copy of your report for your records.

In Person

You can visit the Marana Police Department in person and fill out the Records Request Form to obtain a copy of criminal records, police reports, or crash reports. The fee for a copy of your report is $.50 per page. Call before visiting the Marana Police Department to ensure your report is available for pick up. The police dept. report process times can vary, depending on the complexity of the accident. You can visit the Marana PD at: Marana Police Department11555 W Civic Center Dr.Marana, AZ85653

By Mail

You can request a copy of your Marana accident report by mail. Send a written request and the required fee. Once your request has been received, it will be processed and mailed back to you within five to ten business days. Send your report request to: Marana Police Department Records Unit11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Bldg DMarana, Arizona85653

Law enforcement agency report requests are processed in the order they’re received. It can take approximately five to ten business days from the date the report is filed before the report is ready for pickup. Accidents that involve fatalities or crimes will take significantly longer to file and process.

In Marana City, Arizona, you have the right to pursue compensation for your injuries and other damages, such as property damage and pain and suffering. Once you have a copy of your Marana crash report, you can use it to support a personal injury lawsuit against the other driver or to support your auto insurance claim.

The police officer who responds to the scene of your accident is responsible for filling out and filing an accident report. Accident reports are often filed within 24-48 hours after an accident takes place unless the accident involved criminal activity, a citation was issued, arrests were made, or a fatality was involved.

You can obtain the following records from the Marana Police Department’s Records Unit to obtain the following types of records:

• Property crimes records
• Jail records
• Marina police and arrest records
• Crime data or violent crime information
• Thefts

For other types of public or criminal court records, you will need to visit the Marana Municipal Court or Marana Criminal Court’s website and fill out a public records request form or the court’s records request form.

If you’ve contacted the local PD and were unable to find a record of your agency report, contact the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department handles accidents that are out of the Marana PD’s jurisdiction, which would include accidents that took place on the highway. To learn more, visit the Pima County Sheriff’s Department website.You can also try contacting the following law enforcement agencies:

• Tucson Police Department
• Oro Valley Police Department
• Victory Police Department