Police Acceptance Letter With Immediate Effect In Fairfax
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You must call or text 911 for 24-hour monitoring. For nonemergency public safety help, call 804-646-5100.
CONTACT INFORMATION: FOR EMERGENCIES CALL 9-1-1! (From outside of Fairfax County call 703-691-2233) or To Report a Non-Emergency Incident Call 703-691-2131. DPSC911LetUsKnow@fairfaxcounty (Email box is not monitored 24/7 and is not for reporting crimes.)
Submit a Complaint - Staff can assist in filling out the complaint form. Call 703-324-2502 for assistance. - Submit the complaint to the Panel via email, U.S. Mail, or in person. - The Panel is required to forward all Complaints to the FCPD upon receipt.
SWAT is an acronym that means special weapons and tactics. Originally SWAT stood for Special Weapons ASSAULT Team but years later was changed when Public Relations realized Assault is a crime and had a negative connotation when these officers used excessive force.
Email (preferred): FCPDUVISA@fairfaxcounty.
