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Fargo Police — official city law enforcement

If you need an officer in Fargo, you want Fargo Police. Not a helper. Not a Facebook flag.

How to reach Fargo Police

Emergency: 911. The Fargo Police Department’s public home is fargond.gov (Police). Fargo Police and the City of Moorhead both publish the Red River Regional Dispatch Center non-emergency number 701-451-7660 for situations that need a response and are not urgent. The city also still publishes 701-235-4493 on some police contact pages — if the two differ on a given day, trust the contact page you are looking at on fargond.gov, or call 911 if you are unsure and it feels urgent.

  • Online reporting for some non-urgent incidents exists on the city police site when there is no known suspect and it happened in Fargo.
  • Tip411: Fargo Police has published texting FARGOPD plus your tip to 847411. Tips are not a substitute for 911.
  • Fargo Police serve Fargo, not West Fargo and not Moorhead.

What to call them for

Crime, threats, crashes with injury (911), suspicious activity you want an officer to handle, official reports. Delayed reports, noise, and parking issues are the usual non-emergency examples they give — still official, still not an app request.

What not to send to a helper

Anything that belongs in a police report. Help Me cannot take a statement, recover stolen property, or stand in for an officer on Broadway.

Questions people actually ask

Is the non-emergency number the same in Moorhead?

The regional dispatch non-emergency 701-451-7660 is published by both Fargo Police and Moorhead Police. City offices and records still differ. Use the city you are in.

Can I file a police report in Help Me?

No. Use 911, dispatch, or Fargo’s official online reporting for eligible incidents.

Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.