Paradise Valley
Accident Reports

You can obtain a copy of your traffic police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Paradise Valley Police Department.The Paradise Valley Police Department offers two ways to obtain your Paradise accident report.

In-Person

Visit the Paradise Valley Police Department in person to fill out a Public Record Request Form.The Police Department is located at:6433 E Lincoln DriveParadise Valley, AZ85253Contact the Department prior to visiting to ensure your crash report is available.Phone: (480)9487418Business Hours: Monday to Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.When you fill out the Public Record Request Form, you must include as much information as possible, such as:

• The date, time, and location of the accident
• Your full name
• VIN or license plate number
• Your phone number and email address

By Mail

Fill out the online Public Records Request Form found on the Police Department’s website.Mail the form to:Paradise Valley Police Department6433 E Lincoln DriveParadise Valley, AZ85253

Public Record Requests are processed in the order they’re received. Processing times will depend on the availability of records.Typically, for minor accidents, reports are processed within three to seven business days. Complex accidents, such as collisions that involve fatalities, criminal incidents, or serious injuries, can take several weeks or months to process.

• Fingerprinting services
• Background checks
• Arrest records
• Jail records

Paradise Valley accident reports will cost $10.00 for the first ten pages and $0.15 per additional page. Fee records may vary. For reports longer than twenty pages, contact the Police Department.

After a motor vehicle collision, it’s common for an accident victim to file a claim for compensation with the negligent driver’s insurance company. However, an insurance company is never on the accident victim’s side. An insurance company is a business. Obtaining the compensation you deserve after an auto accident to cover the cost of medical expenses, vehicle damage, and lost wages from work can be challenging, especially if you’re injured and looking at a long recovery. Obtaining a copy of your collision report can tip the odds in your favor, especially if the responding police officer documented that they believe the other driver was responsible for the accident.Paradise Valley police reports can help strengthen insurance claims for compensation, but obtaining a copy can be a challenge, especially for accident victims who sustained catastrophic injuries. While filing a claim for compensation may be the last thing on your mind after a serious collision, you must file an insurance claim as soon as possible to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. A crash report can be used as valuable evidence in an insurance claim, which is why you must obtain your copy as soon as possible.Most law enforcement agencies will require accident victims to pick up a copy of their crash report in person, or mail in a request and wait several weeks for the report to arrive in the mail.