Traffic Issues
Requests for reports can be made through the mail or in person and must be
accompanied by a check or money order for $12.00 per report, payable to
the City of San Diego.
The following information is necessary to identify requested report:
· Parties involved
· Date and location of occurrence
· Report number if available
Request by mail:
Send request to SDPD Records MS 726,
P.O. Box 121431, San Diego, California, 92112-1431.
Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Request in person:
Only on Wednesdays between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
SDPD Records Public Counter at 1401 Broadway
The San Diego Police Department responds only to injury and hit-and-run accidents. If it is a minor hit-and-run, you may be directed to the nearest police substation to complete a report. If it is a property damage accident, you should exchange information with the other driver. Information should include: name, address, insurance information, driver's license number, date of birth, phone number, owner of the vehicle, owner's address, vehicle year, vehicle make and model, vehicle license number and state. Also note the date, time and location of the accident. Notify your insurance company of the accident.
Call the San Diego Police Department non-emergency number at (619) 531-2000 and ask that the vehicle be marked for 72 hours. Once marked, if the vehicle is in the same place after 72 hours, it will be towed.
The public phone number for the San Diego Traffic Municipal court is (858) 565-1006.
You can report traffic related problems in your neighborhood using the on-line Citizen Request Form. The form asks for information about the location and nature of the problem, when it occurs, and whether you'd like to be contacted directly. Once submitted, the request will be forwarded to Traffic Division for follow up.
Go to any SDPD area station or community storefront. The officer on duty or a volunteer will confirm that you have repaired your vehicle and sign off the ticket. |
