You can get a copy of your Palmdale police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Palmdale County Sheriff’s Office. The Palmdale County Sheriff’s Office offers two ways to get a copy of your collision report.

In-Person

Visit the Palmdale County Sheriffs Department in person to get a copy of your motor vehicle crash report. You will need to fill out a Records Request Form and pay the appropriate fee. The Palmdale Sheriff’s Office is located at:750 E Ave QPalmdale, CA93550
Business Hours: Open 24 hours. Contact the department before attempting to pick up your report to ensure it’s available.
Phone: (661) 272-2400

By Mail

Send a written request to the Palmdale Sheriff’s Office. Include payment, your mailing address, accident information, a stamped envelope, and a copy of your photo ID. Send your request to:750 E Ave QPalmdale, CA93550

Accident reports are $23 per copy.

• Road and weather conditions
• Insurance information
• The names and contact details for all parties involved
• The time, date, and location of the accident
• A description of injuries sustained in the crash
• A description of vehicle damage
• Make/model of vehicles
• Any citations issued
• License plate numbers/VINs
• Driver’s license numbers
• Reporting law enforcement officer’s opinion concerning which driver they believe was responsible for the crash
• Witness statements and contact details

• All parties involved in the auto accident
• Vehicle owners
• Personal injury attorneys
• Insurance adjusters
• Law enforcement
• The parents or guardian of a minor involved in the accident

If you were involved in an auto accident, you must obtain a copy of this official report to help prove the other driver was negligent and should be held accountable for the harm they have caused. The information in this report can help strengthen your claim for compensation and prove the other driver should be held liable for your damages. If you retain legal services, your attorney will use this information to prove liability. Information, such as which driver the responding police officer believes was negligent, road and weather conditions, any citations issued for the violation of traffic laws, a diagram of the accident site, a description of the injuries sustained in the crash, and a description of the damages your vehicle sustained, can help your personal injury lawyer build a strong case against the negligent driver’s auto insurance carrier.