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Index for Commonly Used "Resources" and Links
We’re committed to assisting you with the most frequently asked questions and concerns. Visit our website to access a wide range of police resources. If you can’t find what you need, feel free to reach out to us directly. We’re here to help!
Emergency Call:
911Â
Anonymous Tip Line:
Call: (831) 775-4222
Non Emergency
Call: (831) 758-7321
Most Visited Resources
THESE PAGES WILL HELP YOU TO...
KNOW WHO TO CONTACT
- Anonymous Tip Line
- Call 831-758-7321
- Non-Emergency Call to Police Department
- 831-758-7321
- Who to Call if You’ve Been a Victim of a Crime
- In progress – CALL 911
- File a Report
- Talk to a Commander
- Talk to the Victim Advocate
- Contact Information for all Police Commanders
- Contact Office of the Chief
ASK FOR HELP
- Contact Salinas Police Department’s Victim Services Advocate
- If you are a Victim of Human Trafficking
- If you are a Victim of Sex Trafficking
- If you have a Tip about Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)
- Report a Missing Person – Call 911
- Request an Amber Alert – Call 911
WHAT TO DO IF
A Situation Requires Contacting a Police Officer, such as:
- You Have Been in a Non-Injury Automobile AccidentÂ
- You Have Been a Victim of Theft or Identity Theft
- You are being Extorted or Threatened
- You are a Victim of Abuse
- You suspect a Crime is Being Committed but lack Suspect Information
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In the above circumstances, call 831-758-7321
VIEW OR READ
- Â Statistics
- Learn About Assembly Bill 481 (Military Equipment)
- Senate Bill 978 (SB 978) and View Training Outlines
LEARN MORE ABOUT SAFETY TIPS
Additional Frequent Requests and Links are listed below.
ADDITIONAL FREQUENT REQUESTS
OBTAIN
- Obtain a Report
- Obtain a Release of Impounded Vehicle
- Obtain a copy of a report for U-Visas Purposes
- Salinas Permit Center – (example: Fireworks Permit)
PAY A
- County of Monterey Court Citation
- Permit Renewal (example Massage permit) – Call 831-758-7167
- Bingo, Gaming, Firearm Licenses/Permits – 831-758-7226
- Liquor License – 831-758-7271
ASK FOR HELP
- Victim Services Advocate
- Human Trafficking
- Sex Trafficking
- Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)
- Call us for a Missing Person’s Report – (831) 758-7321
- Request an Amber Alert – Call 911
REPORTÂ
- Traffic Issue
- Crime in Progress – CALL 9-1-1
- Abandoned Vehicle | Use Salinas Connect App
- Loud Party Complaint | Call our non-emergency number at (831)758-7321, NOT 9-1-1
- Anonymous Tip on Voicemail Recording:
Call 831-775-4222 or use our form on the Contact Page
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Please visit our FAQ page which includes additional information on the following topics:
- Abandoned Vehicles
- Animal Control Services
- Property & Evidence
- Request Report
- Traffic/Parking Citations
- U-Visa Report Request
- Assembly Bill 481
- Loud Party Complaints
- Alcohol Regulations
- Suspicious People/Cars
- Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA)
Be Part Of The Best
The Salinas Police Department is dedicated to working in partnership with the community to prevent and fight crime, reduce fear and improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods.Â
Our Youth Are Our Future
We invest in our future through youth programs such as our Youth Officer Cadet Program. Our hope is to impact a youth’s life in a powerful, transformational way. Graduates of this program often choose law enforcement careers.
Protecting the City of Salinas
We are committed to building a more representative and effective team by integrating civilian roles with sworn officers. This holistic approach strengthens community relations and enhances the overall effectiveness of the police department.
How Are We Doing?
As part of our ongoing efforts to connect with the people we serve and to help us continue to provide excellent service to our communities, we invite you to tell us how we are doing or ask any questions you may have.
We Are Available 24/7
Dedicated to Your Safety – Connect with the Salinas Police Department and ask us about anything. Anytime. We’re here to serve you.