Colorado crash records
Get Your Accident Report
Start with the agency that investigated the collision. These official and firm-maintained resources explain where to request a Colorado crash report and what information you may need.
Before you request the report
Identify the investigating agency from the exchange slip, report number, officer information, or location of the crash. A city police department, county sheriff, or Colorado State Patrol may hold the record.
- Keep the case or report number if one was provided.
- Have the collision date, approximate time, location, and involved names ready.
- Use the agency’s current instructions because fees and delivery options can change.
- Request photographs, video, citations, or supplemental records separately when available.
Colorado accident-report sources
Choose the department or statewide agency that responded to the crash.
Colorado Springs Police Department
Request records directly from the Colorado Springs Police Department.
Open report information ↗ DenverDenver Police Department
Find Denver traffic-crash information and report-request options.
Open report information ↗ PuebloPueblo Police Department
Review Pueblo Police Department accident-report request information.
Open report information ↗ Castle RockCastle Rock Police Department
Request Castle Rock police records and traffic-crash reports.
Open report information ↗ StatewideColorado State Patrol
Request records for crashes investigated by Colorado State Patrol.
Open report information ↗ StatewideOther Colorado cities
See the firm’s accident-report hub for more agencies and how to request records.
Open report information ↗A police report is a starting point
A report can identify drivers, vehicles, insurance information, witnesses, citations, and the officer’s initial account. It does not always include every fact and does not by itself decide civil liability.
Photographs, video, vehicle data, witness testimony, medical records, and traffic rules may confirm or change the initial picture. Contact the firm if you need help understanding how the report affects an injury claim.
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