Crash reports
How to get a crash report from the Riverside Police Department
The Riverside Police Department writes the reports for crashes its officers investigate in Riverside. Mail requests must include a check or money order payable to City of Riverside. Involved parties can buy the report online through LexisNexis eCrash (https://ecrash.lexisnexis.com/search) for an additional $10.00 convenience fee. $20.00 when requested in person at the front counter.
| How to request | Mail requests must include a check or money order payable to City of Riverside. [source] |
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| Online | Involved parties can buy the report online through LexisNexis eCrash (https://ecrash.lexisnexis.com/search) for an additional $10.00 convenience fee. [source] |
| Fee | $20.00 when requested in person at the front counter. [source] |
| Timing | Reports are available approximately 10 working days after the incident. [source] |
| Who can request | Available to parties involved in a collision, registered owners of vehicles involved, or their authorized representatives. [source] Requests must include information that identifies an involved party, such as the report number, date of the crash, a copy of a driver's license, date of birth, or an authorization to an insurance company. [source] |
| Address | Front counter: 10540 Magnolia Ave. Ste B, Riverside, CA 92505. [source] |
| Phone | Records Bureau: (951) 826-5700, option 2. [source] |
| Also note | Reports involving a fatality or an on-duty emergency vehicle are not available through LexisNexis and must be obtained from the Police Department. [source] |
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