Mckinney
Accident Reports

You can get a copy of your McKinney police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the McKinney PD or other local police departments in Collin County. You can request a copy of your crash report from the McKinney Police Department in five different ways.

Public Information Requests In-Person

To request records you can visit the McKinney Police Department and fill out an Open Records Request Form. You will need to show a valid photo ID and pay the records request fee at the time of pick up. 

The McKinney PD in Collin County is located at:

2200 Taylor Burk Dr.
McKinney, TX
75071

TX Records Request Via Email, Fax, or Online

Contact the McKinney Police Department directly to learn how to request a copy of your records via fax, email, or online. You will need to fill out an Open Records Request Form and provide the required accident report details. 

Request Police records & Accident reports By Mail

Visit the McKinney PD website to download the Crash Report Request Form. Fill out the form and include the accident report fee and a copy of your valid photo ID.

Send your McKinney, TX, open records request to:

ATTN: Police Records-Open Records Request 

2200 Taylor Burk Dr.
McKinney, TX
75071

A McKinney Police Department accident report may cost $5 to $28 per report.

• Background records 
• Traffic accident records 
• Arrest records 
• Booking records 
• Inmate records 
• Crime mapping records 
• Local crime stat reports 
• TX public safety records and reports 

To learn more about records requests contact the MPD directly.

Crash records contain basic accident details such as: 

• Complete names and contact information of all individuals involved in the motor vehicle accident.
• The law enforcement officer’s evaluation of who was at fault for the incident, and an explanation of how and why the crash occurred.
• A depiction of the accident location, possibly including vehicle positions, road markings, and other pertinent details.
• Details of the insurance policies of all drivers involved in the crash.
• Driver’s license numbers and license plate numbers/vehicle identification numbers of all drivers involved in the accident.
• A report of the personal injuries sustained by individuals involved in the accident, including any medical care received, hospitalization, and follow-up treatment.
• A summary of the vehicle and property damage resulting from the accident, including repair cost estimates and pictures of the damage.
• Statements from witnesses who observed the accident, along with their contact information.
• Information on any tickets given or arrests made, such as speeding, reckless driving, DUI, DWI, or any other violations of traffic laws.
• An account of the road and weather conditions at the time of the accident, including any factors that could have contributed to the crash, such as road debris, animals on the road, or poor visibility.
• Basic details about the accident, including the accident type (such as head-on collision, rear-end accident, pedestrian accident, etc.) and the kinds of vehicles involved (like scooter, Uber, truck, motorcycle, etc.).
• Actions taken by the police officers.

Eligible parties who can request a copy of unredacted accident police records include passengers and drivers, the parent or legal guardian of a minor, registered vehicle owners, personal injury attorneys, insurance companies, and law enforcement agencies.

If you were involved in a motor vehicle accident you must obtain a copy of your crash report as soon as possible for insurance purposes. 

Insurance claim 

The information in a crash report can help strengthen your insurance claim and prove the other driver was at fault. This information can include the crash narrative, written by the reporting police officer, detailing what caused the accident, in addition to a description of any injuries you sustained in the crash, vehicle damage, witness statements, statements made by the other driver and passengers, and more. 

Car accident lawyer 

If you were involved in a Mckinney car accident, working with a personal injury attorney can ensure you have the legal guidance and support you need during this difficult time. Your personal injury attorney will use the information in an auto accident report when negotiating with the other driver’s insurance company to help you receive the compensation you deserve for pain and suffering, property damage, lost wages, and other traffic collision related damages.