Last updated: November 2026
You can download a Broomfield Police Department crash report online through BuyCrash within 24 hours of the report being scanned into the system, for $5 plus a small service fee. You need the crash date, the Broomfield Police case number, and a credit card. You can also get the report from the Records Unit at 7 DesCombes Drive for $5, by mail or walk-in.
How Do I Download My Broomfield Accident Report Online?
Use BuyCrash. Broomfield Police makes crash reports available there within 24 hours of the report being scanned into its system. The cost is $5 plus a nominal fee for the service. You will need:
- The date of the crash
- The Broomfield Police Department case number
- A valid credit card
Can I Get a Broomfield Police Report in Person or by Mail?
Yes. The Broomfield Police Department Records Unit at 7 DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 provides crash reports for $5 by mail request or walk-in service, Monday through Friday. Call the Records Unit at 303-438-6420 to confirm hours and report status before you go.
Broomfield Police asks people to allow at least 24 hours for a report to be received and processed by the Records Unit, and some reports may take up to 72 hours to be released.
You can also request crash reports and other police records through the Broomfield Police records portal, but its fees work differently from BuyCrash. The portal lists crime and accident reports at $5 for the first 15 minutes and $40 per hour after that.
How Do I Request Body Camera Footage From Broomfield Police?
Request it online through the Broomfield Police digital media request portal, or in person at the Records Unit. Body camera video and 911 audio cost $40 per hour. Through the same system, you can pay for and download the record in one step.
Does Broomfield Police Keep a Copy If I Reported the Crash Myself?
No. When Broomfield Police did not respond to a crash, the crash still has to be reported to the State of Colorado. You can do that in the Broomfield Police Department lobby, by mailing the state’s printed crash report form, or online through the state’s traffic accident report system. Broomfield Police states that it does not keep copies of crash reports created through these options.
Broomfield Police lists the situations where this applies: Accident Alert, crashes on private property, and hit-and-run crashes where the victim left the scene before reporting and has no suspect or vehicle information. For Accident Alert and private property crashes, it also requires that no one was injured or killed.
Have a Broomfield Injury Lawyer Review Your Accident Report
Once you download your report from BuyCrash, read how it describes what each driver did. If it gets the facts wrong or doesn’t line up with the body camera footage, those are the details an attorney needs to see.
In a free 30-minute consultation, attorney Greg Francis of Francis Law will review your BuyCrash report with you, along with any photos and body camera footage you have, and explain how it affects your claim. You don’t need every record in hand first.
Schedule a Consultation or call (303) 409-2050
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