How to Get an Accident Report from the Fremont Police Department

If you’ve gotten into an accident on a Fremont street, highway, or interstate, you may need to secure an accident report written up by Fremont Police. This may be a key document to prove you weren’t at fault. It may also help you seek financial compensation from a car insurance company.

To secure your report, you’ll either need to mail in your request or make a request in person at the police station. There are a few other steps involved and a fee you’ll need to pay. Fortunately, this article can walk you through the process of obtaining a copy of your Fremont accident report.

Requesting a Collision Report

The Fremont Police Accident website goes over the actions to take if you want to secure an accident report (also known as a collision report). It’s important to wait at least a full week after your accident to request your collision report. This gives the investigating officer a chance to complete your report and submit it. In some cases, if your accident is under an ongoing investigation, you may have to wait longer.

Before making your request, you’ll need to prove you were involved in the accident and are eligible to seek the report. You’ll print out this online form and fill it out. You’ll be asked to show your driver’s license to prove your identity.

Once the form is complete and you’ve included the fee, you can choose to mail it off or deliver it in person.

Address

Fremont Police Department
Attn: Records Division/Request for Police Report
2000 Stevenson Blvd., PO Box 5007
Fremont, CA 94537-5007

If you are delivering your form and fee in person, you’ll need to visit during front lobby hours.

Lobby Hours

Monday – Friday
6:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
The front lobby is closed on all city-observed holidays.

If you have other questions, please contact the Police Department’s Records Division at (510) 790-6800.

How Much Will My Fremont Car Accident Report Cost Me?

Your accident report costs $16. You can pay by cash, check, money order, and credit card.

People requesting an accident report by mail can pay by cash, cashier’s check, or money order.

Checks should be made out to City of Fremont.

Do I Need a Lawyer After a Fremont Traffic Accident?

When your accident only involves a minor injury or only vehicle damage, you probably don’t need the help of an attorney.

But when you’ve suffered a serious injury, like a bone fracture or head trauma, and a careless driver was to blame, you should speak to a Fremont Car Accident Lawyer. When hospital bills are high, insurance adjusters look for ways to shift blame for the accident to you. They’ll also do everything possible to avoid paying for all of your medical expenses.

Your lawyer protects you from these tactics and will often be able to secure much more in compensation for you and your family. Contact a Fremont Car Accident Lawyer serving all Alameda County victims to schedule a free, no-obligation case consultation to find out what your injury is worth.