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Contact Us - Vancouver Police Department Learn more about when to call 911 You can report a non-emergency to 604-717-3321 What is considered a non-emergency? Some reports can also be made online What types? If you are calling from outside the city of Vancouver or you are unable to reach 3-1-1, please call 604-873-7000 Contact the City of Vancouver to learn more
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