Contact Nuisance Abatement at 916-875-5656 or visit the Sacramento County wbsite HERE
Contact Sheriff's Office Non-Emergency Line at 916-874-5115
For the unincorporated areas of Sacramento County, contact the CHP at 1-800-835-5247 or visit the CHP Traffic Issue website. For Rancho Cordova, call 916-362-5115.
Contact the Sheriff's Towing Enforcement at 916-876-6641 (Monday - Friday, 8:00am-3:30pm), the Sheriff's Communications Center at 916-874-5115 (24 hours/7 days), or any law enforcement agency with access to the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (CLETS).
Contact Animal Control at 875-5232.
Contact the Sheriff's Communications Center at 916-874-5115. If you believe someone is still in your house, leave, call 9-1-1 and wait for an officer.
Our office is temporarily closed for moving and renovation of the new space. We expect to reopen in October 2020. Until that time, please use the telephone and email contacts to make arrangements for clearing your warrant.
Contact your local Service Center for the telephone number of the responsible Detective Section. Ensure that you have your report number and can relate where the crime occurred.
Contact the Sacramento County Main Jail at 916-874-6752. They can advise you if someone has been arrested, the charges, whether or not they will be released on bail, cited or released on their own recognizance and they will also provide bail amount.
Contact the William Ridgeway Courthouse, 3341 Power Inn Road (1st Floor) or call 916-875-3400 for information.
Contact Small Claims Court at the Carol Miller Justice Center, 301 Bicentennial Circle, or call 916-875-7200.
Contact the Sheriff's Communications Center at 916-874-5115 when the transients are physically there. If the transients have left, contact your local Service Center to ask for POP Officer assistance in controlling the problem.
Contact the California Highway Patrol at 916-861-1300.
Contact the local Sheriff's Service Center or other responsible law enforcement agency in the area where the crime occurred.
Contact Nuisance Abatement at 916-875-5656
Contact the Sheriff's Towing Enforcement at 916-876-6641 (Monday - Friday, 8:00am–3:30pm), the Sheriff's Communications Center at 916-874-5115 (24 hours/7 days), or any law enforcement agency with access to the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (CLETS).
Contact your local Sheriff's Service Center for the telephone number of the Crime Analysis section in your area. Crime Mapping.
Contact the California Highway Patrol Dispatch (24/7) at 916-861-1300.
Contact the Sheriff's Civil Division at 916-875-2665
Contact the Family Relations Courthouse at 916-875-3400
Primarily, you need to ensure that items taken in a crime are identified as stolen property so they can be returned to you if located. This relates to physical property, but, just as critically, account numbers and other personal identifying information may be compromised and later used in other crimes. Secondly, many law enforcement crime prevention resources are focused using crime statistics from reported crimes. Thirdly, many insurance companies will not process claims related to crimes without a valid report.
You can obtain a list of live scan fingerprint locations HERE.
Other than the crime of Identity Theft, crimes should be reported based on where the crime occurred. Crimes that occur in the City of Sacramento should be reported to: Sacramento Police Department, 5770 Freeport Blvd, at 264-5471 (Non-Emergency)
Dumping of non-hazardous materials should be reported to the Nuisance Abatement Intake Center at 916-875-5656. You may also obtain assistance with on-going dumping problems at your local Sheriff's Service Center. Hazardous materials should be reported to Environmental Management at 916-875-8550.
Contact your local Sheriff's Service Center and ask for assistance from a POP Officer. You can also contact the Sacramento Mediation Center for assistance at 916-441-7979.
For crimes in progress or other life-threatening emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency dispatch, call 916-874-5115. Listen carefully to the recording and select the appropriate option.
Contact your local Sheriff's Service Center for assistance in dealing with neighborhood problems. Other resources and options are often more useful and available than extra patrols.
If your child requires medical attention, obtain needed medical assistance and contact the Sheriff's Communications Center at 916-874-5115 for a deputy to be dispatched. For other reports, contact the school for assistance from a School Resource Officer or School Safety Officer. If the problem is still unresolved, contact your local Sheriff's Service Center for assistance.
If the crime is in progress, call Non-Emergency SSO Dispatch 874-5115. Otherwise, contact your local Sheriff's Service Center for assistance. You will be asked to fill out a contact sheet. The information you provide will then be passed on to the officers working your area. You can also submit a tip by clicking HERE.
Obtain all available documents from your bank or financial institution. Contact the Sheriff's Service Center in the area where you live for assistance. In California, Identity Theft crimes are reported based on where the victim lives, not where the crimes are occurring.
Contact the local Sheriff's Service Center or other law enforcement agency in the area where the cellular phone was lost or stolen. You may have to make your report based on where you last had or used your phone. When you call, be sure to have your Electronic Serial Number (ESN). You can obtain this from your cellular telephone company.
Contact the County of Sacramento by phone at 311 or visit 311 Sac County.
Contact the California Highway Patrol at: NORTH SACRAMENTO CHP
5109 Tyler Street
Sacramento 95841-2583
916-338-6710
SOUTH SACRAMENTO CHP
6 Massie Court
Sacramento 95826-4390
916-681-2300
If the plate was stolen within the City of Rancho Cordova, please call RCPD dispatch at 916-362-5115.
Deputies arriving at a crime in progress are often able to accomplish an arrest on the spot. Except for critical situations, crimes reported after-the-fact require detailed gathering of information for investigation. Facts and evidence developed during the investigative process must be sufficient for an arrest warrant to be issued. Often, investigative workload and priorities mean that some cases are not processed as quickly as victims perceive they should be. Knowing who is assigned to your case and providing any additional discovered information is often vital to getting a case resolved.
An Alarm Permit Application must be filled out and returned with the fee to get a permit activated. Mail the signed application with a $50.00 check to:
Sacramento County Sheriff
Attn: Alarm Ordinance Bureau
4500 Orange Grove Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95841
For further information visit the Alarm Ordinance Bureau.
The Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs Bureau is designated to receive citizen complaints. The Bureau's primary responsibility is to investigate all complaints of misconduct made against Sheriff's Office employees. You may initiate a complaint either in person, by phone or in writing. Obtain a copy of the Sheriff's Office Citizen Complaint Form. The Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs Bureau is located at 711 G Street, Room 306, Sacramento, CA 95814, telephone 916-874-5098.
Sacramento County Child Protective Services investigates child abuse and neglect and provides services to keep children safe.
24 Hour Child Abuse Hotline
916-875-5437
916-875-KIDS
If you've lost something at the Sacramento International Airport, contact airport personnel at 916-874-0701.
Use the Sacramento Sheriff’s Office online system to submit a report for some types of crimes occurring in unincorporated Sacramento County and Rancho Cordova. A valid email address is required.
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