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Reporting guidance, contact options, and department forms
Use this page to find the correct contact method for an incident in the City of Highfill. This page does not itself submit a police report.

Call to report a non-emergency crime or incident that is not in progress and does not require an immediate response.
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Call the non-emergency line and tell the dispatcher you wish to remain anonymous. Call 911 for activity in progress.
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Share a non-urgent concern about recurring traffic hazards or driving patterns, or call when an officer response is needed.
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Call about persons, vehicles, or activity that seems unusual. Use 911 when the activity is happening now or anyone may be in danger.
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Send a non-urgent question about recurring animal concerns, or call the non-emergency line when a response is needed.
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Send a non-urgent question about recurring noise, or call the non-emergency line to request police assistance.
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Share a non-urgent recurring parking concern, or call when a vehicle is creating a current safety hazard.
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Call to report theft, burglary, or property damage that has already occurred and does not require an emergency response.
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Call to make a report. Use the contact form only for a general, non-urgent question that does not require a police report.
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Call the non-emergency line for a minor collision with no injury or immediate hazard. Call 911 for injuries or active hazards.
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Email the records division for an existing police report, accident report, or other department record.
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Email a Freedom of Information Act request for department records or related documentation.
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Apply online for sworn and civilian positions with the Highfill Police Department.
Open form →Email the records division to request copies of reports or public records.
Email records →Review answers about reporting and records or send the department a general, non-urgent message.