Who do I call for non-emergency calls?

Question

For example:

Deer in the Middle of the road

Glass all over the road

Fallen trees

Answer 1

you could call 911 for that... otherwise look in the front of your phone book and there is the direct line to the local police department.

xoxox

Answer 2

just call the local police department

Answer 3

This is a 911 call. A deer in the middle of the road dead or alive needs attention immediately. Fallen trees? Is they are across the road or up against electrical wires, call 911.

Answer 4

Sounds like an emergency to me...call 911

Answer 5

i would call the local police station, for example. My fiancee and I rent a parking spot from the town, and there are times late at night that someone parks in our spot, in order to get them removed/towed from our spot we call the police dispatch and they take care of it. Not sure if that is a good example for what you might be looking for, but if I were in any of the situations that you gave, thats who I would call.

Answer 6

If your area has it- call 311 for urgent, but non-emergency issues. Also 311 will forward you to 911 if they think its required. If you don't have 311 available then look in the phone book for the non-emergency number to your local law enforcement agency- it's usually in the blue pages in the front section. Some areas also have a 24hr number that connects you to the DOT for roadway issues such as dead animals, debris, etc.

However if there is a significant danger to drivers posed by the dead animal, debris, etc (i.e. middle of road on a curve) then notify emergency services via 911.

- David

Answer 7

All police agencies have a non-emergency phone number.  I would look it up in the phone book.  

Answer 8

LOCAL POLICE

Answer 9

Nearest police office.

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