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The City of Boise's Police Department provides various services centered around the public's safety.

Here are some services provided by our department as well as other county-wide services geared to protect and serve our community.

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Services

Non Emergency Line

(208) 377-6790

Fire Department Administration Office

(208) 570-6500

Media Support

Media Support
PIO Office BPDMediaLine@cityofboise.org

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Speak to an Officer

On Duty: (208) 377-6790
Leave a message: (208) 570-6300

Animal Control

(208) 972-8150

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Animal Licensing

(208) 972-8150

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Check for Outstanding Warrant

(208) 577-3000

Check Online
Check for Lost or Stolen Property

(208) 577-3050

Crime Stoppers & Tips

(208) 343-COPS

Emergency Preparedness

(800) 237-3239

Fingerprints

(208) 884-7130

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Firearm Release Paperwork

Documents required for the firearm release or disposition process.

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Fireworks

(208) 377-6790

Graffiti

(208) 377-6790

Neighborhood Watch

(208) 570-6071

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Noise

(208) 377-6790

Put Money On Account in Ada County Jail

(208) 577-3000

Deposit Online
Parking Issue

(208) 972-8150

Pay Traffic Ticket

(208) 287-6900

Public Nuisance

(208) 972-8150

Report Abandoned Vehicle

(208) 570-6120

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Towed Vehicle

(208) 377-6790

Traffic, Speeding Complaints

(208) 570-6321

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Wood Burning Ban

Open Burning: (208) 377-7351

Report Burn Violations: (208) 972-8549

Programs

Alive at 25
Young woman driving a car

Alive at 25

Alive at 25 is a 4½ hour driver's awareness course designed by the National Safety Council for young drivers ages 15-24.

National Night Out
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National Night Out

National Night Out (NNO) is a unique event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch and is held the first Tuesday in August. The NNO campaign involves citizens, law enforcement agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials.

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