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Texas Police Patches. My name is Dennis Kelley, and I am a police patch collector in San Antonio, Texas. I have been collecting public safety patches since 1992. While I specialize in collecting law enforcement patches from Texas agencies, I collect other patches as well.
While my primary focus is collecting local, county and state law enforcement patches, my search is global. I started collecting patches in 1998. I graduated with a certificate in Criminal Justice and I am a former police explorer and community service officer.
currently updating the collection database and metadata. there are over 2,600 patches to scan and upload. patches will be uploaded weekly until entire collection is completely online.
Interactive map of vehicle crash data collected via the Tennessee Integrated Traffic Analysis Network (TITAN). Vehicle crashes are categorized by crash type using the following hierarchy: Fatal, Injury, Property. A single crash may involve multiple vehicles, vehicle occupants, and pedestrians.
The reports are available approximately 7 days after the date of the crash at the THP District Office. This can be purchased through the mail, or by visiting their office in person. Access a complete listing of THP District Office locations can be found at the bottom of this section.
TxDOT collects crash reports from Texas law enforcement agencies for crashes occurring on public roadways and the state highway system. The state retention schedule for crash reports and data is 10 years plus the current year.
You should get a copy of your police report as soon as possible after the crash. The easiest way to get Tennessee accident reports online is to use the Tennessee Department of Security's online platform: Follow this link and click GET YOUR CRASH REPORT ONLINE NOW to get started.
