HOW TO GET YOUR LAKELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCIDENT REPORT

To get your Lakeland Police Department accident report, you must fill out a notarized Sworn Statement form and turn it into the records department. Typically, the Lakeland Police Department allows you to request an accident report within 60 days of the crash.
There is a small fee to receive copies of your Lakeland Police Department accident report as well.

You can turn in the Sworn Statement in-person or by mail. Either mail or stop by the Records Section at:

Lakeland Police Department Records Section

When you request your Lakeland Police Department accident report, make sure you have the following information:

Date of the accident;
Name(s) of the driver(s);
Location of the accident; and
Signature of a Notary.
Having this information will ensure that there are few delays in obtaining a copy of your accident report.

According to data from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, there were more than 400,000 crashes in Florida during 2018. More than 11,000 of these crashes occurred in Polk County.

Half of the accidents in Polk County resulted in an injury or fatality. With 7,821 injuries and 127 fatalities, Polk County is one of the most dangerous areas in the state. In addition to the high amount of injuries, nearly a quarter of all accidents were hit-and-runs.

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