How to Get a Police Accident Report in Dallas–Fort Worth
Every Texas police crash report (form CR-3) goes to TxDOT, so one website sells them all — but each agency also has its own options, wait times, and quirks. Pick the agency that worked your crash.
Which agency has your report?
- Inside city limits: that city’s police department.
- Outside city limits: usually the county sheriff.
- Some highway crashes: a Texas DPS state trooper.
- Not sure? TxDOT’s CRIS portal searches every agency’s reports at once — you only need a name, the date, and the county.
TxDOT CRIS help line: (512) 486-5780
Dallas County
- Dallas Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Garland Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also Garland’s records request portal
- Irving Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Grand Prairie Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also LexisNexis BuyCrash (Grand Prairie’s accident report database)
- Mesquite Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also LexisNexis BuyCrash
- Carrollton Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also BuyCrash (linked by the city)
- Richardson Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Dallas County Sheriff →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
Tarrant County
- Fort Worth Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Arlington Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Tarrant County Sheriff →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
Collin County
- Plano Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also Plano Police’s own crash report site
- Frisco Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS; also LexisNexis eCrash
- McKinney Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
Denton County
- Denton Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
- Lewisville Police →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
State troopers
- Texas DPS (state troopers) →
Online: TxDOT CRIS
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Agency details verified against each agency’s official website on 2026-09-27.
DFW Crash Data is independent — not affiliated with any police department, TxDOT, or other government agency — and we do not sell crash reports.