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Colorado Springs Crash Report Guide

How to Get Your Police Report in
Colorado Springs

If you were in a car accident within Colorado Springs city limits, the Colorado Springs Police Department handles crash reports. For unincorporated El Paso County areas, the Sheriff Office is your contact.

Colorado Springs Police Department Records

Address

705 S Nevada Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Phone

(719) 444-7000

Online

coloradosprings.gov (search for "police records")

Cost

$2.75 - $6.00 for electronic copies (varies)

Turnaround Time

Usually 5-10 business days

Request Methods

Online, in-person, by phone, or by mail

El Paso County Sheriff Office

If your crash occurred in an unincorporated area of El Paso County (outside Colorado Springs city limits but within the county), the El Paso County Sheriff Office handled the investigation.

Address

27 East Vermijo Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Phone

(719) 390-5555

What You Need to Request Your Report

Required Information

  • 1.Case number -- given at the scene or found on CrashStory
  • 2.Date of the crash -- the exact date the accident occurred
  • 3.Names of parties involved -- your name or the other driver
  • 4.Location of the crash -- intersection or address

Helpful to Have

  • •Your driver license number
  • •Vehicle license plate numbers
  • •Responding officer name or badge number
  • •Insurance claim number

Find Your Incident ID on CrashStory

Your incident ID appears on every CrashStory crash detail page. If you do not have the case number from the scene, you can look it up here:

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Step-by-Step: Request Your Colorado Springs Crash Report

1

Determine Which Agency Responded

CSPD handles crashes within Colorado Springs city limits. El Paso County Sheriff handles unincorporated county areas. Colorado State Patrol handles I-25, US-24, and other state highways. If you are unsure, search for your crash on CrashStory to find the reporting agency.

2

Option A: Request Online

Visit the coloradosprings.gov website and search for "police records." Complete the online form with your crash information. Online requests are typically processed faster than other methods.

3

Option B: Request In Person

Visit CSPD at 705 S Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. Bring a valid photo ID and your crash information. For El Paso County crashes, visit the Sheriff Office at 27 East Vermijo Avenue.

4

Option C: Request by Phone

Call CSPD at (719) 444-7000 or El Paso County Sheriff at (719) 390-5555. Have your case number or crash details ready when you call.

5

Pay the Fee and Receive Your Report

Pay the applicable fee ($2.75 to $6.00 for electronic copies). Reports are usually available within 5 to 10 business days. Review the report for accuracy once you receive it.

Crashes on I-25, US-24, and State Highways

If your crash occurred on I-25, US-24, Highway 115, or other state highways in the Colorado Springs area, the Colorado State Patrol likely investigated rather than CSPD. Request your report through CDOT:

  • •CDOT Online Portal: colorado.gov/pacific/csp/crash-report
  • •Cost: Approximately $2.75 for electronic copies
  • •Processing: 5 to 10 business days

Colorado Springs Crash Report FAQ

How long does it take to get a police report from Colorado Springs PD?
Colorado Springs Police Department crash reports are typically available within 5 to 10 business days after the accident. More complex crashes or those involving serious injuries may take longer. You can check the status by calling CSPD at (719) 444-7000.
How much does a Colorado Springs crash report cost?
CSPD charges a nominal fee for crash report copies, typically in the range of $2.75 to $6.00 for electronic copies. Fees may vary depending on the length of the report and the delivery method. Contact the Records Section for current pricing.
What if my accident happened in an unincorporated area of El Paso County?
Crashes in unincorporated areas of El Paso County are handled by the El Paso County Sheriff Office. You can contact them at (719) 390-5555 or visit their office at 27 East Vermijo Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. The request process is similar to CSPD.
Can I get my Colorado Springs crash report online?
CSPD offers records requests through their online portal. Visit the City of Colorado Springs website and search for "police records" to access the request form. You can also request reports through third-party crash report retrieval services, though these may charge additional fees.
What information is included in a Colorado Springs crash report?
A CSPD crash report includes the date, time, and location of the accident; names, addresses, and contact information of all parties; vehicle descriptions and plate numbers; insurance information; the responding officer narrative describing what happened; a crash diagram; contributing factors; and injury or fatality details.
What if my crash happened on I-25 or Highway 24 in Colorado Springs?
Crashes on I-25, US-24, and other state highways in the Colorado Springs area may be investigated by the Colorado State Patrol instead of CSPD. If CSP responded, request your report through CDOT at colorado.gov/pacific/csp/crash-report. If you are unsure which agency responded, search for your crash on CrashStory to find out.

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