Navajo County Police Reports

Navajo County accident reports cost $8.00 for the first ten pages and $0.25 for each additional page. Accepted forms of payment include credit cards, cashier’s checks, personal checks, and money orders.

At the Navajo Police Department, you can visit the Records Department and fill out a Public Request Form for:

• Criminal records
• Criminal history record check
• Navajo County arrest records
• Crime reports
• Local crime map
• County jail records
• Disciplinary records
• Safety reports
• Carry applications
• Arrest warrant information

For other public record searches or to obtain a marriage license, you can visit the Superior Court, where you can find paper and electronic records available. Courthouse Address:100 Code Talkers Dr, Holbrook, AZ 86025. Or contact the Navajo County Superior Court by phone: (928) 524-4213.

Visit the Arizona Department of Health Services, Office of Vital Records to obtain the following types of records:

• Copies of death records
• Birth records and birth certificates
• Divorce records
• Marriage records

The department offers both electronic and paper reports. For certificate copy requests, contact the Navajo County Public Records Department by phone: (888) 816-5907.Or you can visit the Navajo County website to fill out online request forms or download the appropriate forms for mail-in requests.

Law enforcement agencies typically file Navajo county accident reports within twenty-four hours after an accident occurred. Report availability and filing accident reports can also depend on the circumstances of the collision. If your accident involved a crime, there is an open investigation, or a death occurred, your report may not be available for several weeks or months.

• The names and contact details of all parties involved
• A diagram of the crash site
• Insurance information
• Incident type
• Actions of police officers
• Time, date, and location of the accident
• Driver’s license numbers
• Vehicle plate numbers
• The police officer’s accident investigation findings detailing how and why the accident occurred and which driver they believed was negligent
• A description of bodily injuries, vehicle damage, and other personal property damage
• Weather and road conditions

When you’re involved in a motor vehicle collision, a police officer will fill out a crash accident report at the scene. This report contains important details, such as the contact information for all parties involved, VIN and license plate numbers, and the responding law enforcement traffic officer’s opinion concerning who they believe is at fault for the accident. Navajo County police reports provide a source of credibility, which can strengthen an insurance claim or lawsuit. This is because a complete report takes an objective view of a collision. It shows an insurance adjuster or jury what took place, regardless of the perspective of either driver. The purpose of an accident report is to show a clear view of the accident scene. This document can be used in an insurance claim or lawsuit to help prove negligence, which is why you must obtain a copy of your crash report as soon as possible.