Kansas crash reports
We do not yet publish Kansas crash records. Kansas Highway Patrol crash reports are sold through Kansas.gov for $5, to anyone who agrees not to use them for commercial solicitation. Here is how to get yours.
How to get your Kansas crash report
Who can get the report
Anyone with a Kansas.gov account can buy a Kansas Highway Patrol crash report. Before you buy, you certify under K.S.A. 45-230 that you will not use the names or addresses in the report to sell property or services.
Where to request it
The Kansas Highway Patrol sells its crash reports through the Kansas.gov Accident Reports service, for crashes since May 2013. Older reports are requested by mail from Kansas Highway Patrol Records.
For a crash on city streets, ask the city police department, such as the Wichita Police Department.
Kansas crash report questions
Who can get a Kansas crash report?
Anyone with a Kansas.gov account who certifies, under K.S.A. 45-230, that the report will not be used for commercial solicitation.
How much does a Kansas crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
Kansas.gov charges $5 per report plus $2 per witness statement. It does not state how long reports take to appear.
What if my Kansas report is not filed yet?
Ask the agency that responded to the crash whether the report has been filed. Kansas.gov holds Highway Patrol reports; city and county agencies keep their own.