Your Local Contacts
Emergency
Calls
If you need the police to attend as
quickly as possible, phone
999 and say that you want the
police.
What is an emergency?
Call
999 if:
- Someone is injured, being
threatened or is in danger.
- There is a risk of injury to
someone or a risk of serious damage to property.
- A crime is in progress or you
suspect a crime is in progress.
- There is a serious incident which
needs immediate police attendance.
- Someone suspected of a crime is
nearby.
Non-Emergency
Calls
You can phone
101 to make non-emergency calls or
to report a crime that is not in progress to Hertfordshire
Constabulary. Alternatively, you can call
01707 354000 for non-emergency
calls.
Please note, we record all calls to
and from the following units in the Professional Standards
Department to prevent and detect crime and for training and
monitoring purposes: -
- Public Complaints Unit
- Misconduct Unit
- Administrative Unit
Emergency Text
Messaging
Deaf, deafened, hard of hearing or
speech impaired
Hertfordshire Constabulary operates
an Emergency Text Messaging Service. If you are Deaf,
deafened, hard of hearing or speech impaired you can use this
service to contact Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Simply text to:
07786 207 091
Hertfordshire Constabulary will
reply to you by SMS - if no reply is received, try other ways to
contact the emergency services. Resend your message and keep
trying until your text is acknowledged.
Step 1:
In a
new text message, enter details about the problem.
Step 2:
Choose to send message, then send to
07786 207 091.
Step 3:
The message is sent to the Police
Force Control Room, who will deal with the
request.
Step 4:
A reply is sent from the Police Force
Control Room when received. They may ask
more questions.
Please click on the link below to
see a leaflet with details of this service: -
Emergency Text Messaging
Leaflet
Hertfordshire Constabulary also
operates a textphone system for use in case of an emergency or
non-emergency.
The textphone telephone number
is
01707
390990.
The fax number is
01707 354409.
Reporting
Rape
If you would like to report a rape,
you have two options. Firstly, you can contact the police
directly.
Alternatively, if you would prefer
not to speak to the police, you can go for the self referral
option. To do this, please click here.
Reporting
Fraud

Fraud can come in many shapes and
sizes but from November 1st 2012, victims of fraud in Hertfordshire
are asked to report it via Action Fraud – a national centre that
provides a single point of contact for reporting and advice.
Victims also come in many shapes and sizes – including businesses
as well as individuals – no matter who you are, if you’ve been a
victim of fraud in the last 12 months:
Ring:
0300 123 2040
Textphone:
0300 123 2050
Or go to:
www.actionfraud.police.uk
Remember, if a crime is happening to you or someone you know right
now, or you believe someone may be in danger, always
call
999.
Non-urgent enquiries and
feedback
There are two ways to contact us
with non-urgent enquiries or feedback.
You can:
Postal
Address
Force postal
address:
Hertfordshire Constabulary Headquarters
Stanborough Road
Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshire
AL8 6XF
Freedom of information
requests
If you want to make a Freedom of
Information Act, please click here.
Force Communications Room
visits
If you’d like to visit the Force
Communications Room, please click here.