Non-emergency police line · Daytona Beach, FL

(386) 248-1777☎  Call (386) 248-1777

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Non Emergency Police Number in Daytona Beach, Florida

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Description

The Daytona Beach Police Department is the municipal police department for Daytona Beach.

Location

Daytona Beach, Florida
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About this agency

AgencyDaytona Beach Police Department
TypeMunicipal police department
CountyVolusia County
Official websitedaytonabeach.gov
Number last verifiedNov 2026, against daytonabeach.gov

Who answers where. This department answers for addresses inside Daytona Beach. 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 Daytona Beach covers 67 square miles of land and has about 82,485 residents, roughly 1,224 people per square mile. That is 14% of the 590,357 people in Volusia County, which averages 536 per square mile (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 population estimate and land area).

Official online services

File a report online

The city’s reporting page covers harassing calls, identity theft, lost property or theft, vandalism and some non-injury crashes. You can file by calling the main police line, (386) 671-5100, or through the online system linked there.

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Get a copy of a police report

Request reports through the city's online public records portal. Include the case number, date and location if you have them.

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Links go to the agency’s official website. Checked Nov 2026.

Using (386) 248-1777

Use (386) 248-1777 for non-urgent police matters inside Daytona Beach: 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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