Safety Resources

Emergencies

CALL 9-1-1 for all medical, fire and police emergencies, and anytime you believe there is a need to send police, fire, or medical personnel to the scene.  9-1-1 data informs police resource allocation and helps the Chinatown-ID Business Improvement Area understand the public safety situation in our neighborhood. The Seattle CARE Department now houses 911 as well as Community Crisis Reponders who can respond to people exhibiting behavior health crisis or those in need of additional services. *Repeat your spoken language in English if a translator is needed* 

Non-Emergencies

Call 206-625-5011 for non-emergencies. Any incident that does not require immediate assistance fall under non-emergencies.

On-going drug activities that don't require an immediate response can be reported online through the Narcotics Activity Report or over the phone by calling 206-684-5797.

Where to Report

Chinatown-ID Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA) currently provides assistance with completing police reports, incident report follow-ups, and coorindating safety trainings for residents and businesses.

The hours of operation are 9 AM - 5 PM, Monday through Friday.

Contact natalie@seattlechinatownid.com for public safety assistance.

FIND IT, FIX IT APP:

Users can report select issues to the City of Seattle; including abandoned vehicles, encampment activity, and illegal dumping. Once downloaded, report an issue in the app by submitting a photo with detailed information and using the map's "drag and drop" feature to pinpoint the location. For more information and a full list of service request categories, visit the city's customer service bureau website.

ONLINE POlICE REPORT: 

Crimes that can be filed online are non-emergency situations that usually do not require an in-person police response. Property crimes and other non-violent crimes can be reported online directly to SPD.