El Paso County
In El Paso, the El Paso Police Department works crashes inside the city and the El Paso County Sheriff's Office covers the county areas. Check on everyone and call 911 if anyone is hurt. Ask the officer for the report number. Take photos and write down the other driver's insurance. A free case check organizes what happened and a licensed attorney reviews it.
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Where this comes from
We checked these original sources on September 5, 2026. Each link opens the source so you can read it for yourself.
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El Paso Police Department Records Division
The El Paso Police Department Records Division gives access to accident, incident and offense reports for crashes inside the city.
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The El Paso Police Department Records Division handles accident report copies. Its address is 911 North Raynor Street. The department lists its own phone number on the same page, and that number is the one to use for a records question rather than 911.
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You can mail a request to the records division. Include your return mailing address. Pay by money order or check made out to the City of El Paso, and do not mail cash. The department asks you to allow about ten business days for a response.
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The El Paso County Sheriff's Office takes report requests in person at its headquarters on Justice Drive and at two patrol stations, by mail with a money order, or by email. Its records counters are open Monday through Friday, morning and afternoon.
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The county sheriff page also links to the TxDOT crash report request. Buying the state copy online means you do not have to drive to a counter, and the report reaches you by email once you have paid for it.
Texas Department of TransportationAgencies change their forms, portals and fees. Open the linked page before you pay for anything, and keep a copy of every request you send.
Federal fatal-crash counts, 2022 to 2024
That is 2.2% of every fatal crash the federal file records in the state over the same three years.
These are crashes in which at least one person died within 30 days, as counted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. They are not a count of all crashes, injuries, insurance claims or lawsuits, and most crashes are not in this file at all.
The counts are not adjusted for population, road miles or how much people drive, so they cannot say one place is more dangerous than another. A crash appearing here does not show who was at fault, whether anyone was insured or whether anyone has a claim.
Questions
Go through the El Paso Police Department Records Division. You can come in person, mail a request with a money order or a check payable to the City of El Paso, or ask through its online records request. For mailed requests the department asks you to allow about ten business days.
The sheriff's office takes requests in person at its headquarters on Justice Drive and at two patrol stations, by mail with a money order, or by email. The counters are open Monday through Friday, morning and afternoon. That page also links to the state crash report request.
Yes. You can mail your request to the police records division with a money order or a check, or buy the state copy of the crash report online and get it by email. The county sheriff page links to that state request as well.
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