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

In-Person Requests

You can pick up a copy of your La Paz County accident report from the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office located at: Department Records Unit1109 W Arizona Ave Parker, AZ85344. At the station, you must fill out a Records Request Form, and pay the required fee, depending on the length of the report.

Mail-In Requests

For mailing of reports, you must fill out the online Records Request Form found on the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office website. Mail the form to: La Paz County Sheriff’s Office1109 W Arizona AveParker, AZ85344

• Names and contact details including current address, phone number, and valid email address
• Location of accident
• Date of the incident
• Time of accident
• A description of bodily injuries and vehicle damage
• Vehicle plate number
• Insurance information
• Driver’s license number
• A diagram of the crash site
• Weather and road conditions
• Any arrests made or traffic citations issued

When you request a copy of your report from a major law enforcement agency, you will need to provide information including:

• The accident report number (if available)
• Driver’s license number
• License plate number
• Date, time, location of the accident
• Who was involved in the accident
• Your full name, phone number, mailing address, and email.

La Paz County accident reports are $10.00 for the first ten pages. For copies of accident reports over ten pages long you must pay $0.50 per additional page.

Reports are processed in the order they’re received. Reports that involve a crime incident, such as a fatal hit-and-run incident, drunk driving arrest, significant property damage, or fatalities, can take longer to process. In cases of simple auto accidents, the report may take five to ten business days to process. In complex cases, the report may not be available for several months.

If you’ve been involved in an auto accident, obtaining a copy of your accident report can help strengthen your personal injury claim or personal injury lawsuit for compensation. La Paz County police reports contain important details regarding how, when, and why the accident took place. Since these reports are filled out by a law enforcement officer, the report tends to hold weight with insurance companies. A personal injury lawyer can use the information in your traffic accident report to help you recover the compensation you deserve.But getting a copy of your crash report can be a hassle, especially if you’re injured or your vehicle is not drivable. If you’re not able to pick up a copy of your report in person, some law enforcement agencies offer the option of mailing in a request form, but this process can take an average of seven to ten business days. If you’re out of work and injured, you don’t have time to wait. You need to file your insurance claim as soon as possible.