Oregon crash reports
We do not yet publish Oregon crash records. Oregon police crash reports come from the DMV for $8.50, and only to people who qualify under state privacy law. Here is how to request one.
How to get your Oregon crash report
Who can get the report
Oregon releases police crash reports only to people who qualify under ORS 802.175 to 802.191: a party to the crash, or someone with a permitted use under the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
Where to request it
Send the Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV) Request for Information, form 735-7122, asking for a photocopy of the police traffic crash report. DMV2U, the DMV's online service, is for filing your own crash report, not for buying a police report.
City police departments keep their own records. The Portland Police Bureau takes requests through the city's public records portal.
Oregon crash report questions
Who can get an Oregon crash report?
Only people who qualify under ORS 802.175 to 802.191: a party to the crash, or someone with a permitted use under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
How much does an Oregon crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
The DMV charges $8.50 for a copy of the police crash report, even if no report is found. Ask the DMV how long it will take.
What if my Oregon report is not filed yet?
Since the fee is charged either way, confirm with the agency that responded to the crash that the report has been filed before you send the form.