Who We Are
For emergencies, dial 911
The Morrisville Police Department is dedicated to keeping neighborhoods safe. We provide professional law enforcement services and work closely with our community.
Our core values—courage, integrity, and professionalism—form the base of our police services. We always strive to treat everyone in our community with respect and dignity.
The Morrisville Police Department received national accreditation on November 11, 2023. This honor came from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) in the Advanced Law Enforcement program(s). In 2021, the Morrisville Police Department started moving toward Advanced Accreditation. This process needed them to meet 461 standards successfully.
Known as the gold-standard in public safety, CALEA accreditation focuses on community-oriented policing. To meet these high standards, police departments need to follow a recognized code of conduct. This code must be acknowledged by law enforcement, the legal system, and the public. They also have to meet strict professional requirements and practices.
911 Emergency Calls
You should call 911 for emergencies with an urgent need for
-police
-fire
-medical help
If you accidentally dial 911, please do not hang up. Stay on the line and let the operator know that it was an accident.
When you call 911, be prepared to provide:
If you want to remain anonymous, inform the operator of your preference. You may also dial 911 to report suspicious persons or activity.
Animal Complaints
Excessive barking or unleashed dogs at large may be a violation of a Town ordinance. To report excessive barking or unleashed dogs, call the non-emergency number at 919-469-4012.
The Police Department does not take calls about lost or roaming animals. They also don’t respond to requests for animal removal. Wake County Animal Control handles any complaints of stray or rabid animals. Please call Wake County Animal Control at 919-856-6911.
Call 911 to report an aggressive animal or animal attack.