Non-emergency police and sheriff numbers in Washington
This directory covers 186 cities and towns in Washington with a local law-enforcement agency, and 39 counties with a sheriff's office. Population 7,705,281 (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 Washington
- Seattle737,015 residents
- Spokane228,989 residents
- Tacoma219,346 residents · (253) 287-4455
- Bellevue151,854 residents · (425) 577-5656
- Kent136,588 residents · (253) 852-2121
- Everett110,629 residents
- Renton106,785 residents · (425) 235-2121
- Spokane Valley102,976 residents · (509) 456-2233
- Federal Way101,030 residents · (253) 835-2121
- Yakima96,968 residents
- Kirkland92,175 residents · (425) 587-3400
- Bellingham91,482 residents · (360) 676-6911
- Auburn87,256 residents
- Kennewick83,921 residents
- Pasco77,108 residents
- Marysville70,714 residents
- Sammamish67,455 residents
- Lakewood63,612 residents
- Richland60,560 residents
- Shoreline58,608 residents
- Burien52,066 residents
- Bothell48,161 residents
- Bremerton43,505 residents
- Puyallup42,973 residents
- Edmonds42,853 residents
- Issaquah40,051 residents
- Lynnwood38,568 residents
- Longview37,818 residents
- Lake Stevens35,630 residents
- Wenatchee35,508 residents
- Mount Vernon35,219 residents
- University Place34,866 residents
- Walla Walla34,060 residents
- Pullman32,901 residents
- Des Moines32,888 residents
- Maple Valley28,013 residents
- Camas26,065 residents
- Mercer Island25,748 residents
- Tumwater25,350 residents
- Moses Lake25,146 residents
- Bainbridge Island24,825 residents
- Oak Harbor24,622 residents
- Kenmore23,914 residents
- Bonney Lake22,487 residents
- Tukwila21,798 residents
- Mukilteo21,538 residents
- Mountlake Terrace21,286 residents
- Mill Creek20,926 residents
- Battle Ground20,743 residents
- Port Angeles19,960 residents
- Arlington19,868 residents
- Monroe19,699 residents
- Ellensburg18,666 residents
- Centralia18,183 residents
- Anacortes17,637 residents
- Washougal17,039 residents
- Aberdeen17,013 residents
- Sunnyside16,375 residents
- West Richland16,295 residents
- Lynden15,749 residents
Showing the 60 largest. Use the search box above for any other Washington city or ZIP code.
Counties in Washington
- Adams County20,613 residents
- Asotin County22,285 residents
- Benton County206,873 residents
- Chelan County79,074 residents
- Clallam County77,155 residents
- Clark County503,311 residents
- Columbia County3,952 residents
- Cowlitz County110,730 residents
- Douglas County42,938 residents
- Ferry County7,178 residents
- Franklin County96,749 residents
- Garfield County2,286 residents
- Grant County99,123 residents
- Grays Harbor County75,636 residents
- Island County86,857 residents
- Jefferson County32,977 residents
- King County2,269,675 residents
- Kitsap County275,611 residents
- Kittitas County44,337 residents
- Klickitat County22,735 residents
- Lewis County82,149 residents
- Lincoln County10,876 residents
- Mason County65,726 residents
- Okanogan County42,104 residents
- Pacific County23,365 residents
- Pend Oreille County13,401 residents
- Pierce County921,130 residents
- San Juan County17,788 residents
- Skagit County129,523 residents
- Skamania County12,036 residents
- Snohomish County827,957 residents
- Spokane County539,339 residents
- Stevens County46,445 residents
- Thurston County294,793 residents
- Wahkiakum County4,422 residents
- Walla Walla County62,584 residents
- Whatcom County226,847 residents
- Whitman County47,973 residents
- Yakima County256,728 residents
Questions about Washington
Is there one non-emergency number for the whole of Washington?
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 Washington?
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.