How to Get Your Arkansas Crash Report

Arkansas State Police sell crash reports online for $25, to anyone. Here is where to search, what you need and how long it takes.

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Who can get the report

Anyone can buy an Arkansas crash report. The Arkansas State Police portal sells reports to the public, and the Department of Public Safety has a mail-in form for people who were not involved in the crash. Reports that involve juvenile occupants are handled separately by Crash Records at 501-618-8130.

Where to request it

Use the Arkansas State Police Crash Report Online Purchase System, which runs on the state's Arkansas.gov portal. Reports are delivered electronically.

What you need

Search with the name of a person involved, the date and the other details of the crash. The portal also has a VIN search that shows whether a vehicle has been in an Arkansas crash.

Fees and timing

Each report costs $25, a fee set by state law. Most reports are available within 10 business days of the crash.

If the report is not filed yet

If your report is not in the portal yet, wait and search again once 10 business days have passed. If it is still missing, call the agency that responded to the crash and ask whether the officer has filed it.

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