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Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Crash Report

How to request it: Request it online through the FLHSMV Crash Report Purchasing. Fee: $10.00 statutory fee per report, plus a $2.00 convenience fee per payment (Florida Crash Portal / FLHSMV)

Open the records portalRecords unit: 904-630-0500

Jacksonville, FL · Checked 2026-09-28

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Key takeaways

  • How: Request it online through the FLHSMV Crash Report Purchasing.
  • Fee: $10.00 statutory fee per report, plus a $2.00 convenience fee per payment (Florida Crash Portal / FLHSMV)
  • Turnaround: About 10 days after the crash
On this page
  1. At a glance
  2. Official steps
  3. Frequently asked questions
  4. Other Florida agencies

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, at a glance

Fee

$10.00 statutory fee per report, plus a $2.00 convenience fee per payment (Florida Crash Portal / FLHSMV)
“In order to obtain a crash report, you must pay the statutorily required fee of $10.00 per report, plus an additional $2.00 convenience fee for each payment transaction (section 321.23, Florida Statutes).”Source: web.archive.org

Turnaround

About 10 days after the crash
“Search results may not contain reports on crashes which occurred within the last 10 days. Pursuant to Florida statute, law enforcement agencies have 10 days to submit crash reports.”Source: web.archive.org

How to request

Online through the state portal

Records phone

904-630-0500

What you need

Not stated

If the report isn't ready yet

If the crash happened in the last 10 days, the report may not be posted yet — agencies have 10 days to submit crash reports. Separately, Florida law (Fla. Stat. §316.066(2)(a)) makes a crash report confidential for 60 days after it's filed where it reveals a party's personal information: “Crash reports that reveal the identity, home or employment telephone number or home or employment address of, or other personal information concerning the parties involved in the crash and that are held by an agency, as defined in s. 119.011, are confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1) and s. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution for a period of 60 days after the date the report is filed.” During that window it's released only to the parties involved, their insurers/attorneys, law enforcement, and a short list of other named recipients — not the general public.

Official steps

  1. 1Gather what you need: Not stated.
  2. 2Request it online through the FLHSMV Crash Report Purchasing.
  3. 3Pay the fee if one applies. $10.00 statutory fee per report, plus a $2.00 convenience fee per payment (Florida Crash Portal / FLHSMV)
  4. 4Check availability before paying or traveling. About 10 days after the crash

Frequently asked questions

How much does a report from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office cost?

$10.00 statutory fee per report, plus a $2.00 convenience fee per payment (Florida Crash Portal / FLHSMV)

How long does Jacksonville Sheriff's Office take?

About 10 days after the crash

What do I need to request my report from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office?

Not stated

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