4TH Ave at Olive Way
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
We publish the Seattle Open Data, updated monthly; records appear a few weeks after the crash. 2 crashes in the last 30 days.
From public crash data. Names, plates and license numbers are never included.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
Seattle, King County. Seattle Police.
With the number of crashes recorded in the last 12 months.
The top 1 by crashes recorded in the last 12 months.
Washington crash records by police agency
Every Washington collision report, including Seattle's, is sold by the State Patrol through WRECR for $10.50. Here is who gets the full copy and how long it takes.
Anyone. Entitled parties, such as the people involved, receive an unredacted copy. Everyone else receives a redacted public copy under the Public Records Act, RCW 42.56.
Anyone. Entitled parties receive an unredacted copy, and everyone else receives a redacted public copy under RCW 42.56.
The State Patrol charges $10.50, online or by mail. A report takes 2 to 4 weeks at most, and is typically ready much sooner.
Search WRECR again later; reports can take up to 4 weeks. If it is still missing, ask the agency that responded to the crash.