Non-Emergency Calls and Online Services

In case of an emergency, call 911.

To report non-emergency crime or to request assistance from a police officer, call NORCOM at 425-577-5656.

NORCOM also manages reverse 911.

• Other police business: see the contact information on the right side of this page. 
• Records Requests
• Property pick-up: 425-452-6955 to make an appointment (available Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
• Comments, compliments or complaints for the police department

If you want to request police action for problems related to speeding vehicles or traffic or parking issues in Bellevue, you can make a traffic service request.

To contact the Police Department in person, you can visit our offices at City Hall downtown or one of the following community stations:

Downtown Transit Center, 10800 block of Northeast Sixth Street, in the Rider Services Building; 425-452-7933  No officer assigned

Crossroads Bellevue, 1336 156th Ave. NE, next to Chipotle, across the street from Fedex Kinko's;  425-452-2891 Officer Dave Porter

Factoria Mall,  3915 Factoria Blvd. SE, near Nordstrom Rack and Red Robin; 425-452-2880.  Officer Rob Wood

City Hall, 450 110th Avenue NE, 425-452-7112.  Officer John Bosseler

The Bellevue Police offer a Community Academy to give people who live or work in the city an opportunity to learn about all facets of police work and the daily challenges officers face. The academy is generally offered twice a year. Check the Community Academy to learn about the next class.

If you think a neighborhood issue could be resolved without law enforcement, Bellevue Mediation could help. Learn about probation at the Parks & Community Services Department, which manages the program.