You can obtain a copy of your crash report from AccidentReports.com, or you can obtain your copy through the Wickenburg Police Department. The Wickenburg Police Department in Yavapai County offers two ways to obtain your Wickenburg accident report.

In-Person

You can visit the Wickenburg Police Department in person and fill out a Record Request Form for a copy of your Wickenburg accident report, for a fee. The Police Department is located at: Town of Wickenburg155 N. Tegner St. Suite A Wickenburg, AZ 85390Phone: 928-684-5451

By Mail

You can make a written request for your police report and send it to the Wickenburg Police Department in Maricopa County located at: Town of Wickenburg155 N. Tegner St. Suite AWickenburg, AZ 85390You must specify the type of record you are requesting and include the accident report number, if available. Be sure to include your name, mailing address, date of the request, email address, and phone number. Contact the department prior to mailing your request to determine the fee for the report. Fees can be paid by check or money order.

Wickenburg and Navajo County police reports will cost $8.00 for up to fifteen pages, $20.00 for sixteen to fifty pages. For reports that are over fifty pages, you must check with the office to determine the fee.

Collision reports are typically filed within twenty-four to forty-eight hours after an accident. However, bad crashes, such as a head-on crash or deadly crashes, can require a police investigation, which can delay the filing of an accident report for several weeks or months.

You can fill out a Public Records Request Form at the law enforcement agency to request records and documents, including:

• Criminal records
• Arrest warrant information
• Arrest rate data and crime reduction information
• Arrest inquiries
• Crime report
• Disclosures of arrest records

For more information, contact the Cottonwood Police Department.

Life after an auto accident can be very challenging. If you’re out of work because of the injuries you sustained in the collision, then you may find yourself struggling to make ends meet as your medical bills continue to pile up. During this time, you must file an insurance claim, which can compensate you for medical bills, property damage, and other accident-related expenses. But an insurance company isn’t just going to hand over money. You need to first prove that the other driver was at fault. At the scene of the accident, the responding police officer must fill out a crash report. This report will include details about the accident, such as the damage done to both vehicles involved, any injuries sustained by the drivers and passengers, and the police officer’s opinion concerning who they believe is at fault for the accident. These Wickenburg police reports can be used as evidence in your auto accident claim and can help to strengthen your case and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve for your medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and more.