You can get a copy of your Santee police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Santee Sheriff’s Station. The Santee Sheriff’s Station offers two ways to get a copy of your accident report.

In-Person

Visit the Santee Sheriff’s Department in San Diego County and speak with patrol deputies to request a copy of your report. You must fill out a Release of Records Request Form to obtain a copy of your report. You will need to show your valid photo ID and pay the accident report fee, at the time of pick up. The station is located at: Santee Sheriff’s Station8811 Cuyamaca Street Santee, CA92071. You can contact the station before you pick up your report, to ensure it’s been processed and is available.
Office: (619) 956-4000

By Mail

Send a written request to the Santee Sheriff’s Station in San Diego County, along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope, your name, accident details including the date and location of the accident, and the crash report fee. You must also include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Mail your request to: ATTN: Records Request Santee Sheriff’s Station8811 Cuyamaca Street Santee, CA92071

Accident reports from the Santee Sheriff’s Station are $6 to $28 per copy.

• The names and contact information for all parties involved
• A drawn diagram of the accident, including the path and location of each vehicle and the point of collision
• Witness contact information and statements
• Statements from all parties involved
• Weather and road conditions
• Insurance information
• Driver’s license numbers
• Vehicle plate numbers
• A description of any injuries sustained in the accident
• A description of vehicle damage and other property damage
• Accident type, such as multi-car accident
• Crime type (if a crime was committed)

• All parties involved in the crash
• The parent of a minor
• Law enforcement agencies
• Registered vehicle owners
• Insurance companies
• Injury accident lawyers

If you were injured in a severe accident that was not your fault, you must prove the other driver breached their duty of care and that breach resulted in the accident and your subsequent injuries. This means you must gather evidence that can strengthen your claim for compensation and hold the at-fault driver accountable for their negligence. A crash report contains information that can prove the other driver was negligent, such as the reporting law enforcement officer’s opinion regarding which driver they believed was negligent, a diagram of the accident scene, a description of your injuries, any citations issued for traffic violations, any arrests made, driver and passenger statements, and witness statements. An attorney will use the information in an incident report when negotiating with the other driver’s insurance company to prove negligence and help you recover the compensation you deserve.

The department offers the following law enforcement services:

• Background checks
• Crime prevention programs and crime prevention education
• Details on crimes