Non-emergency police line · Jefferson City, MO

(573) 634-6400☎  Call (573) 634-6400

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Non Emergency Police Number in Jefferson City, Missouri

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Description

The Jefferson City Police Department is the municipal police department for Jefferson City.

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri

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About this agency

AgencyJefferson City Police Department
TypeMunicipal police department
CountyCole County
Official websitejeffersoncitymo.gov
Number last verifiedAug 2026, against jeffersoncitymo.gov

Who answers where. This department answers for addresses inside Jefferson City. If you are outside the city limits, the county sheriff or county police usually responds instead. Read how to tell which agency covers your address.

Area served. The city of Jefferson City covers 36 square miles of land and has about 42,552 residents, roughly 1,180 people per square mile. That is 55% of the 77,278 people in Cole County, which averages 197 per square mile (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 population estimate and land area).

Services and contacts from the agency

Get a copy of a police report

Request police reports through the city’s online records portal, or call the front desk at (573) 634-6400 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Paper copies are $5 each. Some details may be withheld for confidentiality, so the city suggests calling ahead.

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Front desk

The department lists (573) 634-6400 as its phone and says it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; business offices close on city holidays. Its How Do I pages also cover crash reports, property held as evidence, towed vehicles and sign-up for Rave Alerts and Smart911.

Official page →

Links go to the City of Jefferson’s official website (read from its archived pages, 2026). Checked Nov 2026.

Using (573) 634-6400

Use (573) 634-6400 for non-urgent police matters inside Jefferson City: noise, a theft or break-in after the suspect has left, an abandoned vehicle, a minor crash with no injuries, or a question about a report. If someone is hurt, in danger or a crime is happening right now, call 911 instead. Read when to call 911 and when to use a non-emergency number.

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