Non-emergency police line · Cape Coral, FL

(239) 574-3223☎  Call (239) 574-3223

✓ Checked against the official site capecops.com · Nov 2026

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Non Emergency Police Number in Cape Coral, Florida

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Description

The Cape Coral Police Department is the municipal police department for Cape Coral.

Location

1100 Cultural Park Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33990

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About this agency

AgencyCape Coral Police Department
TypeMunicipal police department
Address1100 Cultural Park Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33990
CountyLee County
Official websitecapecops.com
Number last verifiedNov 2026, against capecops.com

Who answers where. This department answers for addresses inside Cape Coral. 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 Cape Coral covers 106 square miles of land and has about 224,455 residents, roughly 2,115 people per square mile. That is 27% of the 834,573 people in Lee County, which averages 1,069 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

Records requests go through the department’s online public portal. You can also pick up a copy of a report at the police station, 1100 Cultural Park Blvd., from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays; the Records Department is (239) 574-0695.

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Dispatch and other lines

(239) 574-3223 is the 24-hour dispatch line and also the number to call to file a police report. The department lists #CCPD as its emergency number from a cell phone. Property held as evidence is released by appointment at (239) 574-0683, and Victim Assistance is (239) 574-0656.

Official page →

Links go to the Cape Coral Police Department’s official website. Checked Nov 2026.

Using (239) 574-3223

Use (239) 574-3223 for non-urgent police matters inside Cape Coral: 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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