How do I request a copy of an crash report?

Florida State Statute 316.066(5)(a) states that crash reports are confidential for period of 60 days after the report is filed. However, such reports are available to the parties involved in the crash including vehicle owners, their legal representatives, insurance companies/agents, prosecutorial authorities, victim services programs, and certain media outlets as described in the exemption. All authorized persons must have proper ID and have completed an “Affidavit for Release of Crash Report”.  Crash reports may be requested, in person, by phone (561)304-4867 or online at Forms • Palm Springs, FL • CivicEngage (vpsfl.org).  NOTE when you use the online link you will be directed to sign in or create and account to access the system.  You will only have to do this on the first visit.   For immediate access, authorized persons may request a report via the www.FloridaCrashPortal.gov website.  

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1. How do I request a copy of an crash report?
2. How do I obtain a copy of an Incident Report?
3. How do I contact someone for an Evidence request or to pick up Evidence or Property?
4. How long until a report is able to be released?
5. How do I obtain a copy of a 9-1-1 recording?
6. Why is certain information deleted from a report?
7. How do I find out the final disposition of my case?
8. How can I get a record sealed or expunged?
9. I need a background check. How do I get a copy and what do I need to bring with me?
10. What is a public record?
11. What are the fees associated with requesting and obtaining public records?