San Saba County Sheriff's Office

How to request a crash report from San Saba County Sheriff's Office

Sheriff in Texas. Crashes from TxDOT CRIS public extract. Names, plates and license numbers are never included.

Get the official crash report (CR-3)

Texas crash reports (form CR-3) are sold by the Texas Department of Transportation.

Open the TxDOT Crash Report Online Purchase System.
Search by your name (first and last), or by the driver's license number, and add the county, city and crash date to narrow the results. The portal cannot search by crash ID or VIN.
Match the result to your crash by its date, time, county and city.
Pay $6 ($8 certified) by card or e-check. People involved get the full report after an online certification; anyone else gets a redacted copy within 10 business days.

Fee: $6, $8 certified
Wait: up to 14 days after the crash
Who can ask: Involved persons, their authorized representatives, vehicle and property owners, insurers and others listed in Transportation Code 550.065(c)(4). Anyone may buy a redacted copy.

We publish the state's public crash data. The full officer's report is sold by the state or the agency; we do not hold or sell it.

The cities where San Saba County Sheriff's Office reported the most crashes.

3 crashes listed, newest first.

Oct 17, 2026 at 9:58 PMInjury crash1 injured
3100 FM 580 Rd at 2500 E US 190 Hwy
San Saba County. San Saba County Sheriff.
- 2017 Lincoln Navigator L
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Oct 13, 2026 at 11:31 AMInjury crash1 injured
4300 190 at 100 580
San Saba County. San Saba County Sheriff.
- 2021 Dodge Ram Truck 1500
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Oct 5, 2026 at 7:10 PMProperty damage only
300 N Carter St at E Commerce St
Richland Springs, San Saba County. San Saba County Sheriff.
- 2014 Toyota RAV4
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