Safety contacts and other community contacts 911 For all emergencies: Police emergency Fire emergency Medical emergency Life threatening situation To report illegal dumping in progress Detroit Police Central District 596-1300 Non Emergency. Officer Dale Dorsey Community Relations Central District 596-2103 Not for emergencies, but for attention to continuing crime and safety issues, abandoned vehicles. Wayne State Police 577-2222 Emergencies on Wayne States campus and vicinity. Officer Dave Scott Wayne State Police Department 577-6064 Community relations. 311 (from a land line phone only) City information and reporting. City departments; locations & hours Vital Records Information Consumer complaints Restaurant complaints Identity theft complaints Raised sidewalk complaints Blight Complaints Refuse pick-up missed Street lights out To call from a cell phone dial 224-INFO. Hours of Operation: 7:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. Monday thru Friday; 9:30 A.M. - 5 P.M. Saturdays. Telphone Crime Reporting 267-4600 File a police report for an incident that already happened (auto theft reports must be made in person at precinct) Get information about someone in police custody Report an abandoned vehicle Make a noise complaint Make an animal or drag- racing complaint after the incident is over Report an open fire hydrant Report neighbor trouble Report cable or utility theft Narcotics Division Detroit Police Department 596-2361 For continuing drug related activity. Plain Clothes Division Detroit Police Department 596-1320 For continuing drug related activity. Animal Control 224-7128 REPORTING STRAY ANIMALS Get the address or location where the stray(s) were seen. Call the Animal Control Center at 224-7128 and give the following information: A. Location of the animal: backyard of address, alley, tied to fence, etc. B. Where the animal visits most times (vacant house, vacant lot, alleys, etc.) C. If you are holding the stray animal captive until animal control arrives. Making a police report Although making a police report might not bring your stolen tires or wallet back, it will help police identify crime trends and statistics, and help them focus their efforts appropriately. Woodbridge residents are part of the Central District of the Detroit Police Department. You will have to make police reports in person at 4747 Woodward Ave., south of Hancock. Wayne State Police and Detroit Police share information through the same system, so it is not necessary to report to each. Call 596-1300 for more information. You may want to notify your community relations officer about the occurence.