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Opa-locka Police Department Offers Online Tool for Non-Emergency Reports
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Opa-locka Police Launch Online Non-Emergency Reporting Tool

The Opa-locka Police Department has launched an online reporting tool for non-emergency concerns, offering residents a convenient way to submit information to the department.

10/01/2026 · Opa Locka edition

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Opa-locka residents can now report non-emergency issues to the police department through a new online portal. The Opa-locka Police Department launched the digital tool to allow citizens to submit concerns and provide details directly to officers and staff, enhancing community safety and informing police efforts.

This platform is specifically for issues that do not require immediate police, fire, or medical assistance, such as concerns near Amelia Earhart Park or in other neighborhoods across the city.

For emergencies, crimes in progress, immediate threats to safety, or any incident requiring urgent police, fire, or medical response, residents must call 911.

The department encourages residents to use the online link for non-emergency matters as part of its commitment to serving the community and maintaining public safety.

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