Reporting an accident
Colorado law requires crashes to be reported immediately to the agency with jurisdiction; the official page states no dollar threshold. [csp.colorado.gov]
Accident Report Copy
Brighton directs crash-report buyers to CrashDocs or BuyCrash; report availability can be checked with the Records Unit at 303-655-2300. The Police Department at 3401 E. Bromley Lane assists daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. [brightonco.gov]
Parking
Trailers generally may remain on a street no more than 48 hours; vehicles must be licensed and operable and parked at least 5 feet from a driveway. [brightonco.gov]
Impounds: finding & releasing your car
Call Brighton Police at 303-655-2300 to identify the towing carrier; the official page lists four carrier addresses and phones including T&R Auto Repair & Towing at 710 N 7th Ave #5 and 303-659-6747. [brightonco.gov]
Who to call
Brighton Police non-emergency dispatch is 303-288-1535; general Police information is 303-655-2300. [brightonco.gov]
Fees
Colorado PUC maximums for vehicles of 10000 pounds or less are $239.88 for a private-property tow and $46.08 per 24 hours for storage; after-hours release is capped at $101.40. [puc.colorado.gov]
Private-property towing
A nonconsensual private-property tow requires documented signed permission for the individual tow within the prior 24 hours; towing carriers may not patrol or monitor the property to enforce restrictions. [leg.colorado.gov]
This guide summarizes official sources linked above. Rules change - always confirm with the linked agency. This is general information, not legal advice.