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How do I get a crash report in Tucson?
For a crash the Tucson Police Department investigated, its page says: “Collision reports are stored electronically in a secure database and are available for purchase at Crashdocs.” “Submit your completed form via email to tpdpublicrecords@tucsonaz.gov.”
Getting the crash report in Tucson
- Agency: Tucson Police Department, Records Section
- Its crash-report page: Request Tucson Police Public Records City of Tucson
- State release rule: “Except as otherwise provided by law, on request shall provide a copy of the unredacted report to the following: (a) A person who is involved in the accident or the owner of a vehicle involved in the accident or a representative of the person or owner.” (28-667 - Written accident report; definition (azleg.gov))
- Online: “Collision reports are stored electronically in a secure database and are available for purchase at Crashdocs.”
- By email: “Submit your completed form via email to tpdpublicrecords@tucsonaz.gov.”
- Fee: “An invoice will be emailed to you after your request is received. Do not pay before receiving an invoice.”
- By mail: “Submit your completed form via mail to: Tucson Police Department Records Section 270 S Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85701-1917”
- Fee: “An invoice will be mailed to you after your request is received. Do not pay before receiving an invoice.”
- Form (by email and by mail): “Tucson Police Department Records Request Form Information you provide will assist the TPD Records Section in fulfilling your request.” (tpd records request form (PDF))
- You need (by email and by mail): “I certify under penalty of perjury that the requested record(s) will not be used for commercial purposes as defined in A.R.S. § 39-121.03.” (tpd records request form (PDF))
- Fee (by email and by mail): “Case/Collision $5.00 per report plus $0.25 per page after 15 pages.” (tpd records request form (PDF))
- Fee (by email and by mail): “Checks and money orders should be made payable to "City of Tucson" and mailed with a copy of the invoice to: Tucson Police Department Records Section 270 S Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85701-1917”
- Exception: “Some information may be protected by law and not releasable.” (tpd records request form (PDF))
- Online portal: CRASHDOCS.org. Not a government site. The city's page links to it.
- Arizona Department of Public Safety: “Records for collisions (accidents) that were investigated by State Troopers occurring on an Interstate or State Highway or minor vehicle collisions reported through the Citizen’s Report of a Collision reporting tool.” (Records Request | Department of Public Safety (azdps.gov))
Sources: Request Tucson Police Public Records City of Tucson; 28-667 - Written accident report; definition (azleg.gov); tpd records request form (PDF); Records Request | Department of Public Safety (azdps.gov). Checked November 3, 2026; quotes are copied from those pages. Fees, forms and rules can change, so check the department's page before you send a request.
Fatal crashes in Tucson, 2020-2024
- Fatal crashes: 640
- Deaths: 675
- Roads with the most fatal crashes: I-10 (45), State Route 86 (16), E 22nd St (16)
- Tucson, AZ injury guide: every road, the court and the deadlines
- Fatal crashes in Tucson: deadliest roads, 2020-2024
Source: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2020-2023 Final File and 2024 Annual Report File; fatal crashes coded to Tucson.