How to get your Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department crash report
If LVMPD responded to your crash, they filed the official report — here's exactly how to get your copy: the do-it-yourself route with the real fees and timelines, or the free route where our team requests it for you.
Do it yourself the official route
Where: LVMPD's own online request form (report emailed via secure link) — official portal
In person / mail: 400 S. Martin Luther King Blvd., Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106
Cost: $13 per traffic collision report
Timing: allow up to 10 business days after the crash; mail-in requests can take 3–4 weeks
Records unit: 702-828-3271
LVMPD covers most of the Las Vegas valley, including the Strip and unincorporated Clark County.
Details verified against LVMPD's official information, July 2026. Agencies change fees and processes — their site is always the final word.
Or let us handle it free
Skip the portal accounts, report numbers, and hold music. Give us your name and number — our Nevada team requests your LVMPD report and delivers it to you. If it isn't filed yet, we keep checking.
We are not affiliated with any government agency or law enforcement. We're a free report-retrieval service.
The official report typically contains the parties and vehicles involved, the insurance information exchanged at the scene, the officer's diagram and narrative of what happened, any citations issued, and driver or witness statements. You'll usually need it for your insurance claim — and if anyone was injured, the officer's account of fault is often the single most important document in the claim.
Not sure LVMPD is the right agency? It depends on where the crash happened, not where you live. Tell us the crash location and we'll figure out the right agency — it's part of what we do. See our full Nevada crash report guide for every agency statewide.
Yes — LVMPD crash reports are available through LVMPD's own online request form (report emailed via secure link). LVMPD covers most of the Las Vegas valley, including the Strip and unincorporated Clark County. If you'd rather skip the portal, our team can pull it for you free.
What if I don't have my report or case number?
You can still get your report. The official portals usually ask for the report or case number, the crash date, and an involved party's name — but if you don't have that number, our team can locate your LVMPD report from your name, the date, and where the crash happened.
How much does a LVMPD crash report cost?
LVMPD charges $13 per traffic collision report. Our service is free — local injury attorneys sponsor it, so it costs you nothing.
How long does it take to get a LVMPD report?
Allow up to 10 business days after the crash; mail-in requests can take 3–4 weeks. Once it's available we can usually locate it quickly, and we keep checking if it isn't filed yet.
Can you request my LVMPD report for me?
Yes. Nevada law allows crash reports to be released to the people involved in the accident and their representatives — that's how our team can request yours. Give us your name and the crash details and our Nevada team gets your LVMPD report through official channels and delivers it free, or call (702) 847-1740.
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