Download a map of Berkeley’s Fire Districts. Station & Address Apparatus Assigned Station 1 2442 Eighth Street 94710 (510) 981-5510…
The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program provides nutrition and health services to low-income individuals who are or were recently pregnant, and children under five. Learn more about WIC from the California Department of Public Health.…
Call or visit in person to access services Call 211 Call 211 or 1-800-799-7233 or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) for services, shelter and housing information. 211 Alameda County is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Visit in person
- North County Housing Resource Center (homeless adults only)
- Bay Area Community Services In person drop-in hours: Monday,…
Shelter Plus Care is a housing subsidy program for individuals who are chronically homeless in Berkeley. Participants pay approximately 30% of their income towards rent, and receive ongoing supportive services. To be eligible for Shelter Plus Care, you must contact 211 and participate in the…
Call 911 in case of emergency In an emergency, call 911. To connect directly with the Berkeley Police Department from your cellphone, call (510) 981-5911. The dispatcher will ask you questions about what happened, who is involved, where the incident is occurring, and other details to assess how urgently police response is needed and how many officers to send. Calls are prioritized…
Nixle is the Berkeley Police Department’s primary communication tool. Sign up to receive updates about urgent police updates as well as non-urgent crime prevention tips. BPD also shares information through media releases and social media. Sign up for notifications through Nixle Receive updates from the Berkeley Police…
Your security video surveillance system can be used to identify and apprehend suspects who have been recorded during a crime. By registering your system, you could help officers to quickly identify cameras that could aid in the apprehension of the suspect(s) responsible for the crime under investigation. This saves officers valuable time that they would otherwise spend going door-…
Area Coordinators are the main liaisons for the Department. Communicate about recurring trespassing issues or upcoming vacations with your Beat Officers, who provide daily patrols in your area.Additionally, the Department has LGBTQ+ Liaisons as part of its commitment to fostering an inclusive relationship with the LGBTQ+ community.Contact AN Area Coordinator for support with ongoing neighborhood…
For media requests, contact the Berkeley Police Department’s Public Information Officer.
- Email: bpdpio@berkeleyca.gov
- Phone: (510) 981-5780
Find information about calls for service to the police as well as stops and use of force. Explore a crime map to see recent incidents in your area. Read the annual crime report to understand overall statistics about crime in Berkeley. Download raw data from our Open Data Portal. Calls for Service …