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Vehicle-related accident reports, including reports prior to 2011, may also be requested using the mail-in form below or emailing your request to CCU@baltimorepolice.org. In most cases, BPD will produce disclosable records within thirty days after receiving your request.

In 1970, Maryland legislators enacted the Public Information Act (PIA), which provides the general public with rights to access certain information that is documented and filed by the government and her agents. Under the PIA, car accident reports in Maryland are matters of public record.

The law requires that people in a car accident filing an accident report with the Motor Vehicle Administration for accidents that result in bodily injury or death. Both drivers have 15 days to file. Exceptions include: Accidents investigated by the police because the police officer will file the report.

Persons can obtain an official copy of an accident report in three ways: Obtain a copy of the report at the MSP Barrack that completed the report, ten days after the date of the accident. Bring a check or money order (no cash) $4 non-refundable document search fee made payable to Maryland State Police.

The Baltimore County Police Department (BCoPD) provides copies of crime and accident reports by mail. There is a $15 fee for each report, unless you are a victim of a crime. A copy of your incident report is free of charge if you are a crime victim.

The Records Section can be reached at 240-773-5330, Monday through Friday, from am to pm, with any questions or by email at: records.mcpd@montgomerycountymd.gov. You have the option of obtaining a police report 3 ways: online, via mail, or in person at the Public Safety Headquarters.