- Ann Arbor Police Division Phone Numbers
- What happens once you dial 911?
- Describing a suspicious incident
| Emergency (what happens once you dial 911?) |
911 |
| Non-emergency |
994-2911 |
| Police Front Desk |
994-2875 |
| Anonymous Tip Line |
996-3199 |
| Chief Barnett Jones |
994-2848 |
Deputy Chief John Seto
Patrol Division |
994-2848 |
Deputy Chief Greg Bazick
Support Services Division |
994-2848 |
| Administration |
994-2848 |
Alarm Enforcement/Permits
Janet Logghe |
994-4523 |
| Animal Control Complaints |
994-2911 |
| Anonymous Tip Hotline |
996-3199 |
Citizen Police Academy
PSA Adele El-Ayoubi
PSA Deb Cauffiel |
994-8775
994-2836 |
Community Affairs
Ofcr. Jennifer Sartori |
997-1122 |
| Community Standards Complaints |
994-1788 |
Community Standards Supervisor
Mike Rankin |
994-1613 |
Crime Analysis
PSA Adele El-Ayoubi |
994-8775 |
Crime Prevention
PSA Adele El-Ayoubi
PSA Deb Cauffiel |
994-8775
994-2836
|
| Detective Bureau |
994-2710
994-2880 |
Office of Emergency Management
Lt. Myron Blackwell |
761-2425 |
Explorer Post, (Ofcr. Jennifer Sartori)
Explorer Information Line |
997-1122
994-2979 |
Fingerprinting/Gun Registration
PSA Ryan Mainz |
996-3299 |
| Front Desk (Make a police report) |
994-2875 |
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
PSA Adele El-Ayoubi |
994-8775 |
| Parking Complaints |
994-2911 |
| Patrol Supervisor |
994-2878 |
Professional Standards
Lt. Mark St. Amour |
994-0497 |
| Property Unit |
994-2874 |
| Records Unit |
994-2871 |
Relationship Violence
Detective Scott Kearney |
994-5992 |
Safe House
(not part of Ann Arbor Police) |
24 hr. Helpline
(734) 995-5444
Business Line
(734) 971-9623 |
Special Services Section:
Motor Carrier Enforcement
Enhanced Drunk Driving Enforcement
School Crossing Guards
Specialized Traffic Enforcement
Special Events, Vehicle Auctions
Animal control information
(call 911 for unit response) |
994-2865 |
| Tip Line (Anonymous) |
996-3199 |
| Towing Information |
994-2875 |
| Training/Hiring Unit |
994-2858 |
| Traffic Enforcement |
994-2865 |
When you dial 911 from any house, business, or payphone anywhere in Ann Arbor, you will be
directly connected with the Ann Arbor Police Department, (cellular phones will connect you with
the Washtenaw County Central Dispatch, who in turn, will transfer you to Ann Arbor).
The Police Department encourages citizens to report any suspicious activity or person immediately.
The Communications Operator will ask you a series of questions.
- Is this an emergency?
- What is the nature of the emergency?
- The operator will always ask for your location.
- Depending on the emergency, the operator may keep you on the line while at the same
time sending out a police car.
- Description of Suspect, Victim, Vehicle & Direction of travel
DESCRIBING PEOPLE:
| Race |
Hair (color, cut) |
| Sex |
Build |
| Age |
Eye Color |
| Height |
Speech |
| Weight |
Complexion |
| Clothing |
Glasses |
| Visible Marks/Scars |
Direction of Travel |
EXAMPLE: Male, white, approximately 45 years old, between 5'6" and 5'8", 150 pounds,
medium build, gray hair, long sideburns, wearing a blue baseball cap, no coat, white shirt,
dark pants, and sneakers. He was last seen east bound on Washtenaw from Stadium on foot.
DESCRIBING VEHICLES:
| What Year |
What Make |
| What Color |
What Model |
| License Number |
Body Style (2 dr., 4 dr.) |
Identifying Marks
(body damage, bumper stickers, etc.) |