The Records Unit, overseen by Commander Barb Griebel, is responsible for
the retention of Police Department records as well as the release of
information to citizens, the court system, District Attorneys’ offices,
and insurance companies regarding criminal or traffic cases. A staff of three Records Specialists and
a civilian supervisor maintain electronic and paper copies of all crime
and accident reports, complete data entry of all reports, release crime
information to the court or public, and forward accident information to
the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Records Unit’s counter hours are 8 a.m. to 5
p.m., Monday through Friday. We can be reached by phone from 7
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at 303-438-6420. A message
service is available after hours and on holidays.
Obtaining a Copy of an Accident Report
Obtain a copy of a traffic accident report (within 24 hours of being
scanned into the system) using our online service at
docview.us.com. There is a charge of $5 plus a nominal fee
for using this service. You will need the date of the accident,
the Broomfield Police Department case number, and a valid credit card to
access your report for a quick and easy download. Reports can also
be obtained from the Broomfield Police Department Records Unit at 7
DesCombes Drive, for $5 by mail request, or walk-in service, from 7 a.m.
to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The Records Unit is dedicated to
ensuring these requests are processed quickly and efficiently.
If you have questions regarding Civil Process, please
call 303-438-6480.