Here are resources for **Non-Emergency Police Assistance in Pennsylvania**: --- ### **Statewide Resources** 1. **Pennsylvania State Police Non-Emergency Numbers** - **Services**: General inquiries, non-urgent reporting, and assistance. - **Contact**: Find the non-emergency contact for your local barracks by visiting the directory: - **Website**: [https://www.psp.pa.gov](https://www.psp.pa.gov/) 2. **PA Emergency Management Agency (PEMA)** - **Services**: Coordinates public safety and emergency services, including non-emergency police needs. - **Contact**: 1-800-424-7362 - **Website**: [https://www.pema.pa.gov](https://www.pema.pa.gov/) --- ### **County and Local Police Departments** 1. **Philadelphia Police Department Non-Emergency Line** - **Contact**: 1-215-686-8477 (TIPS) - **Website**: [https://www.phillypolice.com](https://www.phillypolice.com/) 2. **Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Non-Emergency Line** - **Contact**: 1-412-323-7800 - **Website**: [https://pittsburghpa.gov/police](https://pittsburghpa.gov/police) 3. **Allegheny County Non-Emergency** - **Contact**: 1-412-473-1200 - **Website**: [https://www.alleghenycounty.us/police](https://www.alleghenycounty.us/police) 4. **Harrisburg Police Department Non-Emergency** - **Contact**: 1-717-558-6900 - **Website**: [https://harrisburgpa.gov/police](https://harrisburgpa.gov/police) 5. **Erie Police Department Non-Emergency Line** - **Contact**: 1-814-870-1125 - **Website**: [https://cityof.erie.pa.us/departments/police/](https://cityof.erie.pa.us/departments/police/) --- ### **When to Call a Non-Emergency Line** Use non-emergency lines for situations such as: - Reporting noise complaints. - Requesting wellness checks. - Reporting minor property damage or vandalism. - Reporting suspicious activity that is not an immediate threat. - Seeking information or general assistance from police. --- ### **Additional Information** If you’re unsure about which department to contact, you can dial **211**, the Pennsylvania Information and Referral Service, to get connected with your local non-emergency services. For urgent but non-life-threatening situations, contacting your local **non-emergency number** is the best approach.