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1. When should I report an accident?

Any accident must be reported when it results in:

• Injury or death of a person.
  
• $1,000 or more total damage to property owned by any one person.
  
• Damages of $200 or more to government property (except motor vehicles).

2. How much time do I have to report an accident?

All accidents should be reported immediately or as soon as practicable.

3. Who should I report the accident to?

Minor accidents should be reported to the Price County Sheriff's Office at 715-339-3011. Any accident involving personal injury or road blockage should be reported by calling 9-1-1.

4. I've been told to complete a Driver Report of Accident. How can I do so?

If your accident is not reportable by police, you will need to complete a Wisconsin Driver Report of Accident form here. This form is most commonly used to report deer hit accidents.

5. How can I find out what's on my driver record?

You can obtain an official copy of your driver record from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation DMV. There is a $5 fee for each record requested.

6. How do I obtain a copy of a crash report?

You can request a copy of an accident report from the Sheriff's Office here. You may also purchase one through the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.