Contact Us
You can contact Nottinghamshire Police in the following ways:
- If someone's life is in danger or a crime is in progress dial 999.
- Otherwise, call our main switchboard number on 101. If you are calling from outside the force area, call 0115 967 0999 for non-emergency calls and general enquiries. If you are calling from abroad, dial 0044 115 967 0999.
- If you have information about a crime in Nottinghamshire and you want to report it anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111
Write to us at
Force Headquarters, Sherwood Lodge, Arnold, Nottingham NG5 8PP
Contact us online
- For comments, compliments or general feedback, please use our online feedback form.
- Join in the conversation, follow us on Twitter.
- Find out more and join thousands of others by becoming a fan of Nottinghamshire Police on Facebook for photos, updates and appeals.
- See the force in action on YouTube or hear our story on AudioBoo.
- Join thousands of others in our online community Neighbourhood Alert. Sign up to receive free information about crimes, community safety issues and crime prevention advice for the area where you live or work in Nottinghamshire - straight to your inbox. Find your local site here.
- Visit the Ask The Police website where you can view an extensive bank of police based frequently asked questions.
In person
Call into your local police station. You can find a list of police stations and police contact points in Nottinghamshire, and their opening times, by going to the Your Local Police section of our website. Here you can also find details of your Neighbourhood Policing team.
For issues such as reporting abandoned vehicles, graffiti, flytipping, noise nuisance and other environmental problems, you can contact your local council online using the Directgov website.
Services for the hearing impaired:
 | Minicom 0115 967 0100 |
| Typetalk 18001 0115 967 0999 (In an emergency dial 18000) |
| Fax 0115 967 0900 |
| Pegasus/SMS text 07910 336850 This SMS text service is exclusively for the use of the hearing impaired. Voice calls are not received on this number. |
Pegasus
 | Pegasus is a PIN number database designed to assist people with disabilities or those who are vulnerable and may have difficulty to give spoken details, when calling Nottinghamshire Police. |
Emergency SMS scheme
The emergency SMS service lets deaf, hard of hearing and speech-impaired people in the UK send an SMS text message to the UK 999 service where it will be passed to the police, ambulance, fire rescue, or coastguard.
Simply by sending an SMS message to 999 you can call for help and the emergency services will be able to reply to you.
A relay assistant will speak your SMS message to the 999 advisor, their reply will be sent back to you as an SMS message.
If you send another SMS text message the relay assistant will read it to the 999 advisor and send their reply back to you.
You MUST register your mobile phone before using the emergency SMS service. You can register your phone online at the Emergency SMS website or by texting register to 999.
