FIRE & RESCUE
Baltimore City Fire Department
Fire suppression, emergency medical response, rescue services, and fire-safety information for residents.
Emergency911
Administrative / headquarters
410-396-5680
PUBLIC SAFETY & RESPONSE
Emergency Services
Find the right Baltimore City emergency and non-emergency contact quickly. Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical, fire, or police assistance.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Baltimore Police Department
Emergency response, public safety resources, reporting guidance, and information about police services.
Emergency911
Telephone Reporting Unit
410-637-8875
Minor crimes that already occurred; available daily, 7:00 AM–10:00 PM.
HELP WHEN IT IS NOT AN EMERGENCY
Non-emergency information
Use these services for questions, reports, and requests that do not require an immediate emergency response.
General non-emergency
Baltimore City uses 311 as the central line for non-emergency police and fire dispatch, noise complaints, and city service requests.
Call 311Police Telephone Reporting
File a report for minor crimes that already occurred and are no longer in progress. Available 7 days a week, 7:00 AM–10:00 PM.
410-637-8875Fire Department headquarters
Administrative inquiries, fire-safety inspections, and standard department contact.
410-396-5680Medical transportation dispatch
Contact dispatch for medical transportation coordination.
410-396-7007Police non-emergencies may include
- Past crimes where the suspect is gone
- Property damage, vandalism, or uninjured hit-and-run accidents
- Lost or stolen items needing documentation
- Noise complaints
- Suspicious activity with no immediate threat
Fire & EMS non-emergencies may include
- Fire-safety questions about smoke detectors or extinguishers
- Non-urgent welfare checks with no known life-threatening condition
- Minor, contained incidents or non-hazardous odor checks
- Past fire reports, outreach programs, or station visits
OPEN BALTIMORE DATA
Emergency services dashboard
Search and filter recent police crime incidents and fire-related 911 calls reported through Baltimore’s public data feeds. Select an incident or call description, district, and neighborhood, then apply the filters. Use the print button to create a report of the selected time window and filters.
POLICE
NIBRS crime incidents
—Matching incidents
—Most common type
Top incident types
Incidents by period
Source: Baltimore Police Department NIBRS Group A Crime Data ↗
FIRE & EMS
Fire-related 911 calls
—Matching calls
—Most common type
Top call descriptions
Calls by period
PRINTABLE REPORT
Filtered emergency services report
Load the dashboard to generate a report.
Load the dashboard to generate a filtered report.
Data is supplied by the City of Baltimore and may be delayed, revised, incomplete, or affected by changes in reporting and classification. For emergencies, call 911. Do not use this dashboard to request emergency assistance.