After a crash in Greenwich Village or the West Village, you need an accident report to back up your side of events. Below, we explain how to request a police report from the NYPD’s 6th Precinct.
Where Is the 6th Precinct?
The 6th Precinct is located at:
233 W. 10th St.
New York, NY 10014
You can call (212) 741-4811 with any questions.
While street parking is limited near the precinct, there are several parking garages within a block or two of the station.
The NYPD 6th Precinct serves the West Village and Greenwich Village.
Obtaining Your Report from the NYPD’s 6th Precinct
First, make sure you have all your documentation ready. You’ll likely need:
- The date the accident occurred
- Where the accident occurred (the specific location and the borough)
- Your date of birth
- Your driver’s license number and/or a photocopy of your driver’s license
- Your license plate number
- The state your license was issued in
- The applicable precinct (6th)
- Your email address
- The names, sex, and year of birth for all involved parties
- The owners and operators of all involved vehicles
- The officer you reported the crash to
- The collision report number
Your options for obtaining your report include:
- Requesting one online: You can request your report using the Collision Report Retrieval Portal.
- Going to the precinct: You can request your report in person at 233 W. 10th St., New York, NY 10014.
- Mailing your request: You can mail a Request for Copy of a Collision Report to 233 W. 10th St., New York, NY, 10014.
Directions
By Car
Head toward Bleecker St. Turn right on 7th Ave. S. Continue onto Varick St. Keep right to stay on Varick St. Turn right onto N. Moore St. Turn right at the first cross street onto Hudson St. We’re on the left.
By Train
Walk toward Christopher St.-Stonewall station and take the 1 Broadway – 7 Avenue Local train to Franklin St.
How Do I Report a Car Accident in New York City?
After a car accident in New York City, reporting the crash is an important step in protecting your health and your rights. If anyone is injured or there is significant property damage, call 911 so police and emergency responders can come to the scene.
The New York Police Department will create an official accident report, which may include information about the drivers, vehicles, witness statements, and the officer’s observations about the crash. This report can become important evidence when filing an insurance claim or personal injury case.
Proper reporting helps document what happened and protects your ability to pursue compensation.
Get Legal Help After a Crash
Obtaining a copy of your police report is an important step after an accident. This document can provide critical details about what happened and may play a key role in protecting your rights if you decide to pursue a claim.
Once you have your report, speak with the legal team at Aviles Law Firm PLLC. Our Manhattan personal injury lawyers understand how overwhelming the aftermath of an accident can be, and we are committed to providing our clients with the highest level of legal representation while fighting for the compensation they deserve. Call us today to discuss your situation.
