1. Fairfax County Police Department
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2. Police (non-emergency) - Fairfax County
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3. 703-691-2131 (Fairfax County Police Department) &mdash - Nextdoor
Jun 18, 2019 · Call 911 immediately! When calling 911, be prepared to provide specific information regarding the location and nature of the incident. The local ...
When to use the police / fire NON-emergency number (703-691-2131): The non-emergency number can be used for any general calls related to the police or fire departments that don’t pertain to a life-threatening emergency. Examples of non-emergency calls include: • Non-violent disputes between neighbors • Property damage vehicle accidents not causing a hazard to the flow of traffic • Noise complaints • Leash law violations • Assistance resolving disagreements involving no crime or violence • Traffic complaints • Suspicious person / vehicle • Dumping of trash or materials onto public property NOTE: If you witness the dumping of any possibly hazardous substance or materials into a stream, into a manhole, into a storm drain or onto the ground, assumptions regarding the contents of the materials should not be made. Call 911 immediately! When calling 911, be prepared to provide specific information regarding the location and nature of the incident. The local office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (703-235-1113) can be called in addition to (but not instead of) 911. If you ever need immediate emergency assistance, call 9-1-1! Otherwise, please use our non-emergency number at 703-691-2131
4. Community Reporting System (CRS) | Police - Fairfax County
Fairfax County Police Department Alert: · 703-691-2131 TTY 711 (Non-Emergency) · FCPDChiefsOffice@fairfaxcounty.gov · 12099 Government Center Parkway Fairfax, VA ...
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6. Fairfax Police Department
Emergency calls dial 9-1-1. Non-emergency number (415) 453-5330 · (415) 457-8769 (FAX) · fairfaxpd@fairfaxpd.org · 144 Bolinas Road Fairfax, CA 94930 · You can stop ...
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If you need to report an emergency, call (preferred) or text 9-1-1 (voice and TTY). For non-emergencies call 703-691-2131, TTY 711.
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8. Hotlines and Emergency Numbers | Topics - Fairfax County
Police, Fire, Ambulance: 9-1-1 , TTY 911 or Text to 9-1-1. Public Safety Non-Emergency: 703-691-2131, TTY 703-204-2264. Fairfax County Emergency Information ...
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9. File an Online Police Report, 24/7. (Fairfax County Police Department ...
File an Online Police Report, 24/7. ** For an Emergency or Crime in Progress, DIAL 911 Immediately ** Do you need to make a police report?
File an Online Police Report, 24/7. ** For an Emergency or Crime in Progress, DIAL 911 Immediately ** Do you need to make a police report? You may be eligible to file online from your computer or mobile device using the FCPD’s Community Reporting System (CRS) or Financial Crimes Information and Online Reporting System (FiCOR). Filing through CRS or FiCOR is convenient and user-friendly. Plus, using these systems allows you to report a crime 24/7 within Fairfax County while maintaining the health and safety of community members and police officers during the COVID-19 crisis. However, not every crime can be reported through these methods. Please read the information below to determine if using this system is appropriate for your purpose. When to use the Community Reporting System (CRS): Use CRS to report incidents that occurred MORE THAN 30min ago. Examples include: Civil Disputes, Lost Property, Telephone Harassment/Threats, Larceny/Theft under $5,000, Suspicious Person/Vehicle, Solicitor Violations, Unoccupied Hit & Run Accidents, etc. All cases filed using CRS are reviewed and if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted. Make a report through CRS: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/howdoi/communityreportingsystem When to use the Financial Crimes Information and Online Reporting System (FiCOR): Use FiCOR to report financial crimes such as Fraud, Embezzlement, Identity Theft, etc. FiCOR is the most efficient way to process and prioritize com...
