"Between 1995 and 2007, the crime rate in Greensboro decreased 24.3 percent."
~ Carroll Buracker & Associates 
 
Chief Ken Miller

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Emergency ... Dial 9-1-1

Police Non-Emergency Line ~ 336-373-2222
Watch Operations (Information) ~ 336-373-2496
Crime Stoppers ~ 336-373-1000 

Police to Citizen Website
Visit the P2C website to:

  • Find and print incident and accident reports from the Web
  • View and map recent activities and arrests
  • Submit a report for non-emergency crimes

 Go to the P2C website

News ACC Tournament

Property and Evidence Hours Change -- In order to better serve residents, the Greensboro Police Department's property and evidence section is changing the times it is open to the public. Beginning April 5, office hours will be 1-4 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. The office is currently only open from 1-5 pm Fridays. 

Children Rescued from Home -- In response to a neighbor's call about a beeping noise, police officers Monday night, March 14, entered a home and found three semi-conscious children, ages 9, 7, and 3, in a bedroom. Suspecting a carbon monoxide leak due to the CO2 alarm beeping, the officers carried the children outside and called the Fire Department and EMS. There were no adults inside the home. Read the press release.

ACC Basketball Tournament Traffic Information, March 10-13 -- The Greensboro Police Department will manage vehicle and pedestrian traffic on streets and intersections around the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. Visit this page for maps of preferred traffic patterns, parking information and towed vehicle information, and much more.

Chief Sworn In -- The City welcomed its new Chief of Police Ken Miller today at the Greensboro Coliseum during his official swearing-in ceremony. Read Miller's remarks about his future with the City and City Manager Rashad Young's introductory comments.
> Watch the ceremony.

  • Safeguarding lives and property
  • Maintaining order and keeping the peace
  • Preventing and detecting crime
  • Helping those in need

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