Non-emergency police and sheriff numbers in North Dakota
This directory covers 58 cities and towns in North Dakota with a local law-enforcement agency, and 53 counties with a sheriff's office. Population 779,094 (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 North Dakota
- Fargo125,990 residents
- Bismarck73,622 residents
- Grand Forks59,166 residents
- Minot48,377 residents
- West Fargo38,626 residents
- Williston29,160 residents
- Dickinson25,679 residents
- Mandan24,206 residents
- Jamestown15,849 residents
- Wahpeton8,007 residents
- Devils Lake7,192 residents
- Valley City6,575 residents
- Watford City6,207 residents
- Lincoln4,257 residents
- Grafton4,170 residents
- Beulah3,058 residents
- Rugby2,509 residents
- Stanley2,321 residents
- Hazen2,281 residents
- Lisbon2,204 residents
- Tioga2,202 residents
- Carrington2,080 residents
- Mayville1,854 residents
- Oakes1,798 residents
- Harvey1,650 residents
- Hillsboro1,649 residents
- Bowman1,470 residents
- Surrey1,357 residents
- Burlington1,291 residents
- Larimore1,260 residents
- Cavalier1,246 residents
- Rolla1,223 residents
- Ellendale1,125 residents
- Cando1,117 residents
- Thompson1,101 residents
- Linton1,071 residents
- Crosby1,065 residents
- Belfield996 residents
- Northwood982 residents
- Kenmare961 residents
- Killdeer939 residents
- Gwinner924 residents
- Wishek864 residents
- LaMoure764 residents
- Napoleon749 residents
- Mohall694 residents
- Steele665 residents
- Ashley613 residents
- Center588 residents
- Elgin543 residents
- Fessenden462 residents
- Emerado443 residents
- South Heart394 residents
- Powers Lake385 residents
- Kulm368 residents
- Scranton258 residents
- Sherwood194 residents
- Medora121 residents
Counties in North Dakota
- Adams County2,200 residents
- Barnes County10,853 residents
- Benson County5,964 residents
- Billings County945 residents
- Bottineau County6,379 residents
- Bowman County2,993 residents
- Burke County2,201 residents
- Burleigh County98,458 residents
- Cass County184,525 residents
- Cavalier County3,704 residents
- Dickey County4,999 residents
- Divide County2,195 residents
- Dunn County4,095 residents
- Eddy County2,347 residents
- Emmons County3,301 residents
- Foster County3,397 residents
- Golden Valley County1,736 residents
- Grand Forks County73,170 residents
- Grant County2,301 residents
- Griggs County2,306 residents
- Hettinger County2,489 residents
- Kidder County2,394 residents
- LaMoure County4,093 residents
- Logan County1,876 residents
- McHenry County5,345 residents
- McIntosh County2,530 residents
- McKenzie County14,704 residents
- McLean County9,771 residents
- Mercer County8,350 residents
- Morton County33,291 residents
- Mountrail County9,809 residents
- Nelson County3,015 residents
- Oliver County1,877 residents
- Pembina County6,844 residents
- Pierce County3,990 residents
- Ramsey County11,605 residents
- Ransom County5,703 residents
- Renville County2,282 residents
- Richland County16,529 residents
- Rolette County12,187 residents
- Sargent County3,862 residents
- Sheridan County1,265 residents
- Sioux County3,898 residents
- Slope County706 residents
- Stark County33,646 residents
- Steele County1,798 residents
- Stutsman County21,593 residents
- Towner County2,162 residents
- Traill County7,997 residents
- Walsh County10,563 residents
- Ward County69,919 residents
- Wells County3,982 residents
- Williams County40,950 residents
Questions about North Dakota
Is there one non-emergency number for the whole of North Dakota?
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 North Dakota?
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.