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The 24-hour non-emergency line that actually connects you with the Emergency Communications staff is 831-6311. The Police Department phone number (may not be answered 24-hours?) is 996-3335. Then, press 1 for records, 2 for the investigative division, 3 for general information, or 4 to be transfered to one of the district stations.
Please don't do that. 911 is for emergencies only.
Not when it comes to the glory that is Raleigh gov't! I wonder if the same ones who came up w/that "inner loop/outer loop" gibberish are the same ones who came up w/this idea
The number I have called in the past when I had a noise problem with a neighbor was 919-831-6311. They've answered every time, even at 3:30 am on a Tuesday. They have transferred me directly to the appropriate department to make my complaint without a problem.
Thankfully I haven't had a need to call in several months, so I don't know if this has changed.
831-6311 is the non emergency line for the dispatchers. Raleigh Police just upgraded to VOIP lines, so all their numbers have been changed within the past year. Most, if not all, of the new numbers start with 996. Go to the Raleigh Police Department website and it will have all the numbers you might be looking for. City of Raleigh | Police
Update (2012): Just tried 919-831-6311 and it worked for me. The main number on the webpage works, but after hours, all the divisions offices (North Raleigh, South West Raleigh) are closed. This number took me straight to a dispatcher who dispatched an officer after hours. Thanks to the original poster for this number!
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They been moving around a lot lately or something?
