Reporting an accident
An investigating officer must complete a full written report for bodily injury or death or property damage over $2000 or a citation; lesser property-damage crashes require the specified partial report. [azleg.gov]
Accident Report Copy
Glendale Police Records provides copies of reports and accident reports at 623-930-3100; a fee and restrictions may apply. [glendaleaz.com]
Parking
An inoperable vehicle may not be parked or stored in a front yard; temporary recreational-vehicle parking in a front or side yard or driveway is limited to 72 hours within 7 consecutive days. [glendaleaz.com]
Impounds: finding & releasing your car
Police may remove qualifying vehicles from public property to a designated place; notice states where the vehicle was taken and release requires identity ownership receipt and payment of towing and storage charges. [library.municode.com]
Who to call
Glendale Police non-emergency is 623-930-3000; the linked city page does not publish an Arizona Department of Public Safety number. [glendaleaz.com]
Private-property towing
A tow without vehicle-owner consent requires a law-enforcement request or express written property-owner permission and compliant signs; police must be notified immediately. The owner may demand release before or during the tow and the carrier may not hold the vehicle as security for charges. [library.municode.com]
This guide summarizes official sources linked above. Rules change - always confirm with the linked agency. This is general information, not legal advice.