Scam Alert: E-Comm is urging the public to stay alert following reports of phone scams involving caller ID spoofing. Fraudsters are disguising their phone numbers to appear as police non-emergency lines across British Columbia in attempt to gain trust and obtain personal information. Police will never call you unexpectedly to request personal or financial information over the phone. Learn more
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For police matters that do not require an immediate response, file a report online, or call your local non-emergency line.
Tip: See if your local police department provides online reporting through our search tool.
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Find Your Non-Emergency Number
Use our search tool to find your local non-emergency number and discover if your police department offers online reporting.
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Making a Non-Emergency Call
For police matters that do not require an immediate response, file a report online or call the non-emergency line.
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Alternative Resources
Not every non-urgent matter requires a call to your police non-emergency line. Knowing who to call when you have a problem helps ensure you get the assistance you need as quickly as possible.
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