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Get a Car Accident Report in the State of Nevada

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Car Accident in the State of Nevada

If you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Nevada, obtaining the official police report is a critical step in filing an insurance claim, resolving legal disputes, or documenting the incident for your records. In Nevada, crash reports are prepared by the responding law enforcement agency and can be requested through either the Nevada Highway Patrol or local police departments.

This guide will walk you through how to obtain a Nevada crash report, who is eligible, and what information is typically included.

Who Can Access a Crash Report in Nevada?

In Nevada, accident reports are generally public records, but access may be limited depending on the nature of the report. The following individuals are commonly permitted to request a report:

Drivers or passengers involved in the crash
Vehicle owners
Insurance companies and claims agents
Legal representatives or attorneys
Law enforcement agencies
Other individuals with a legitimate interest in the report

Reports involving minors, fatalities, or ongoing investigations may have redacted information or restricted access.

Which Agency Filed the Report?

Crash reports are completed by the agency that investigated the accident. In Nevada, this may include:

Nevada State Police (formerly Nevada Highway Patrol) – for highway and interstate accidents
City or Municipal Police Departments – for crashes within city limits (e.g., Las Vegas Metro PD, Reno PD)
County Sheriff’s Offices – for rural or unincorporated areas

Identifying the correct agency is key to obtaining your report.

Guide To Report

How to Report Accident in Nevada

There are three official ways to request your Nevada car accident report:

1. Online via Nevada State Police

If your crash was investigated by the Nevada State Police, reports can be requested online.

To request a report:

Visit: https://nhp.nv.gov/
Navigate to the “Crash Reports” or “Public Records Request” section
Complete the online form or download the request form
Provide:
- Report number (if known)
- Crash date and location
- Names of drivers involved
Pay the applicable fee (usually $10–$25)

Reports are typically available within 7–10 business days.

2. Requesting from a Local Police Department

If the crash was handled by a municipal agency such as Las Vegas Metro PD, Henderson PD, or Reno PD:

Contact the records division or public records unit
Submit your request in person, online, or by mail
Provide:
- Names of involved parties
- Date and location of the crash
- Report or reference number (if available)
Pay the standard fee (typically $5–$25)

Some departments partner with CrashDocs.org or LexisNexis for easy digital access to reports.

3. By Mail (State Police Requests Only)

You may also request Nevada State Police crash reports by mail:

Complete a written request with crash details
Include a check or money order for the required fee
Mail to:

Nevada State Police – Central Records Division
555 Wright Way
Carson City, NV 89711

Allow up to 2–3 weeks for processing and delivery.

4. Through Your Insurance Company or Attorney

Insurance companies and legal professionals often obtain crash reports on your behalf during claim or case processing. Be sure to check if your representative already has the report before submitting your own request.

What’s Included in a Nevada Accident Report?

A Nevada crash report typically includes:

Names and contact info of involved drivers
Vehicle information and insurance coverage
Crash date, time, and exact location
Officer’s diagram and written narrative
Environmental and road conditions
Witness statements (if available)
Citations or violations issued
Injury or fatality details

This information is often essential when determining fault or liability.

FAQS

About Report

- Nevada State Police reports: Typically within 7–10 business days
- Local police reports: Generally available within 5–10 business days
Serious or fatal crashes: May take longer due to investigative review

Crash reports are not automatically provided—you must request them
Make sure you request the report from the correct agency
Incomplete forms or missing payments will delay processing
Some departments require proof of involvement or ID

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