How to get a Phoenix police report after a crash

Request a crash report online at phxpublicsafety.phoenix.gov and pick Traffic Crash. You can also go to the Public Record and Services Bureau, 100 W. Washington St. Non-commercial requesters pay $0.25 per printed page; a digital copy is free. No fixed wait.

Last checked November 9, 2026 · Official sources (12)

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How to request a Phoenix police report

  1. Online: phxpublicsafety.phoenix.gov.
  2. In person: 100 W. Washington St., Phoenix, AZ 85003. Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., except city holidays.
  3. Records phone: 602-534-1127.

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Who has a Phoenix crash report?

Where the crash happenedWho has the reportCost, wait or contact
Phoenix city streetsPhoenix policeCall 602-534-1127.
Freeways and state highwaysArizona Department of Public Safety (DPS), Department Records Unit, for crashes worked by state troopers on interstates and state highways$9 for electronic delivery by email or the portal; paper copies $9 for the first nine pages. Troopers turn in reports within 14 days. Wait at least 14 days before checking.

Can you file a Phoenix police report online?

You cannot file any crash online in Phoenix, including hit-and-runs. Call Crime Stop at 602-262-6151 to have an officer respond.

What is the Phoenix police non-emergency number?

602-262-6151. Phoenix Police Crime Stop. Phoenix says to call it for any vehicle accident so an officer can respond.

Why the Phoenix report matters for a claim

Insurers usually ask for the Phoenix police report first. Get your copy early and check the names, plates and the officer's notes for mistakes.

Questions

How much does a Phoenix police report cost?

Non-commercial requesters pay $0.25 per printed page; a digital copy is free. Commercial requesters pay $10 plus $0.25 a page. The portal may ask for a $5 upfront fee.

How long does a Phoenix police report take?

No fixed wait. Requests go in the order received; size and complexity affect the time.

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Sources (12)

  1. phoenix.gov, checked 2026-11-08. “The following 10 options are available on the portal to submit Public Record requests:”
  2. phoenix.gov, checked 2026-11-08. “$10.00 flat fee $0.25 per page (printed only) Traffic Crash +$0.25 per page Free for digital release”
  3. phxpublicsafety.phoenix.gov, checked 2026-11-08. “some requests require an upfront portal convenience fee of $5.00”
  4. phoenix.gov, checked 2026-11-08. “Various factors affect processing time including the request size, complexity, and nature of the records sought.”
  5. phoenix.gov, checked 2026-11-08. “Public Record and Services Bureau 100 W. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85003”
  6. Arizona DPS, Request Records, checked 2026-11-08. “maintains records for collisions (accidents) that were investigated by DPS Troopers occurring on an Interstate or State Highway”
  7. Arizona Department of Public Safety, checked 2026-11-09. “If the report you are requesting was the result of a collision that occurred on a town, city or county road, contact the law enforcement agency in that jurisdiction.”
  8. Arizona Department of Public Safety, checked 2026-11-09. “Fees & Payment Electronic Delivery via Email or Public Services Portal $9.00 (5 MB Limit) Paper Copies $9.00 for the first nine (9) pages; $0.10 for each additional page”
  9. Arizona Department of Public Safety, checked 2026-11-09. “The Department Records Unit receives completed reports from DPS Troopers within 14 days of the incident. Please wait at least 14 days to check on report availability”
  10. Phoenix Police Department, Online Crime Reporting Incident Type List, checked 2026-11-09. “HIT AND RUN ACCIDENTS THAT CAUSE CRIMINAL DAMAGE OR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS OF ANY TYPE ARE NOT FILED ONLINE USING THIS SYSTEM.”
  11. City of Phoenix, Contact the Phoenix Police Department, checked 2026-11-08. “Non-Emergency - 602-262-6151”
  12. Phoenix Police Department, Online Crime Reporting Incident Type List, checked 2026-11-09. “You must call the Phoenix Police Crime Stop at 602-262-6151 to have an officer respond for any type of vehicle accident.”

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