Non-emergency police and sheriff numbers in Montana
This directory covers 52 cities and towns in Montana with a local law-enforcement agency, and 55 counties with a sheriff's office. Population 1,084,225 (2020 Census). Choose where you are — each page gives the ten-digit non-emergency line, the agency address, and links to the agency's own pages.
Largest cities in Montana
- Billings117,116 residents · (406) 657-8200
- Missoula73,489 residents
- Great Falls60,442 residents
- Bozeman53,293 residents
- Helena32,091 residents
- Kalispell24,558 residents
- Belgrade10,460 residents
- Havre9,362 residents
- Miles City8,354 residents
- Livingston8,040 residents
- Whitefish7,751 residents
- Laurel7,222 residents
- Sidney6,346 residents
- Lewistown5,952 residents
- Columbia Falls5,308 residents
- Polson5,148 residents
- Glendive4,873 residents
- Hamilton4,659 residents
- Dillon3,880 residents
- Glasgow3,202 residents
- Cut Bank3,056 residents
- Libby2,775 residents
- Wolf Point2,517 residents
- Conrad2,318 residents
- Red Lodge2,257 residents
- Colstrip2,096 residents
- Manhattan2,086 residents
- Stevensville2,002 residents
- Three Forks1,989 residents
- Ronan1,955 residents
- East Helena1,944 residents
- Columbus1,857 residents
- Baker1,802 residents
- Crow Agency1,657 residents
- Fort Benton1,449 residents
- Eureka1,380 residents
- Thompson Falls1,336 residents
- West Yellowstone1,272 residents
- Boulder1,201 residents
- Chinook1,185 residents
- Plains1,106 residents
- Ennis917 residents
- Fairview896 residents
- Pinesdale805 residents
- Troy797 residents
- Darby783 residents
- Harlem769 residents
- Poplar758 residents
- Bridger662 residents
- Joliet577 residents
- Hot Springs557 residents
- Fromberg392 residents
Counties in Montana
- Beaverhead County9,371 residents
- Big Horn County13,124 residents
- Blaine County7,044 residents
- Broadwater County6,774 residents
- Carbon County10,473 residents
- Carter County1,415 residents
- Cascade County84,414 residents
- Chouteau County5,895 residents
- Custer County11,867 residents
- Daniels County1,661 residents
- Dawson County8,940 residents
- Fallon County3,049 residents
- Fergus County11,446 residents
- Flathead County104,357 residents
- Gallatin County118,960 residents
- Garfield County1,173 residents
- Glacier County13,778 residents
- Golden Valley County823 residents
- Granite County3,309 residents
- Hill County16,309 residents
- Jefferson County12,085 residents
- Judith Basin County2,023 residents
- Lake County31,134 residents
- Lewis and Clark County70,973 residents
- Liberty County1,959 residents
- Lincoln County19,677 residents
- Madison County8,623 residents
- McCone County1,729 residents
- Meagher County1,927 residents
- Mineral County4,535 residents
- Missoula County117,922 residents
- Musselshell County4,730 residents
- Park County17,191 residents
- Petroleum County496 residents
- Phillips County4,217 residents
- Pondera County5,898 residents
- Powder River County1,694 residents
- Powell County6,946 residents
- Prairie County1,088 residents
- Ravalli County44,174 residents
- Richland County11,491 residents
- Roosevelt County10,794 residents
- Rosebud County8,329 residents
- Sanders County12,400 residents
- Sheridan County3,539 residents
- Silver Bow County35,133 residents
- Stillwater County8,963 residents
- Sweet Grass County3,678 residents
- Teton County6,226 residents
- Toole County4,971 residents
- Treasure County762 residents
- Valley County7,578 residents
- Wheatland County2,069 residents
- Wibaux County937 residents
- Yellowstone County164,731 residents
Questions about Montana
Is there one non-emergency number for the whole of Montana?
No. Non-emergency calls are answered by the local agency, so the number depends on which city, town, or unincorporated area you are in. Pick your city below, or the county if you are outside city limits.
Who answers if I live outside any city in Montana?
The county sheriff's office normally covers unincorporated areas. Use the county list on this page.
What if my town is not listed?
Small towns often have no police department of their own and are policed by the county sheriff or by a neighbouring agency. Rather than show an empty page, we leave those out — go to the county page instead.