DEANWOOD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
PUBLIC SAFETY
ALWAYS CALL 911 in an EMERGENCY
A 911 dispatcher will route your call to 311 (non-emergency number for city services) if call does not warrant an emergency.
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Metropolitan Police Department
Contact Information for Deanwood
Police Service Area (PSA) 602 and 608, 6th District, also known as "6D"
Nearest police station:
6th District Station
5002 Hayes Street, NE, Washington, DC 20019
Commander Darnell Robinson, 6th District Commander
e-mail: darnell.robinson@dc.gov
phone: (202) 698-0900
Captain Latoyia Heath, PSA 601, 602, 608
e-mail: @dc.gov
phone: (202) 698-0100
Captain Charles Bairnes-Tutt , PSA 605, 606, 607
e-mail: @dc.gov phone: (202) 839-7924 / (202) 698-0912
Captain Mathew Fitzgerald, PSA 603 and 604
email: @dc.gov
phone: (202) 597-2449/(202) 698-0913
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Tia Ellis, Community Outreach Coordinator (MPD)
email: tia.ellis@dc.gov
phone: (202) 727-9731/(202) 421-5564
Alert DC
The Alert DC system provides rapid text notification and update information during a major crisis or emergency. This system delivers important emergency alerts, notifications and updates on a range of devices including your:
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e-mail account [work, home, other]
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cell phone
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pager, BlackBerry
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wireless PDA
Metro Transit Alerts
MetroAlerts can be sent to computers, cellular phones, pagers or personal digital assistants capable of receiving data.Press Release alerts notify you of Metro news and events.
Report Online City Services / 311
Report Requests online for City Services (i.e. broken street lights, illegal dumping, abandoned vehicles, etc.)
You can also download the DC311 App on your iPhone!
The Official National Neighborhood Watch App (Hosted by the National Sheriffs’ Association)Report. Stay informed. Make a difference.
Designed by the developers of the National Sheriffs’ Association National Neighborhood Watch Toolkit and training program, the Neighborhood Watch App for smartphones allows citizens to report NON-EMERGENCY community concerns to their law enforcement partners by means of email through the app. With this Official Neighborhood Watch app, there is no law enforcement agency subscription fee or any monthly fees.
The only charge associated with their program is the $1.99 app fee charged by the app stores (iPhone, Blackberry, Android) to users who download the app. Citizens may purchase the NW app by visiting the app store for their type of smartphone and searching for “Official Neighborhood Watch App,” or by visiting nwapp.org and clicking on the icon for their type of phone. If you have questions or need additional information, contact (972) 576-8662.
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Follow Public Safety Twitter Accounts
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MPD @DCPoliceDept
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DC Fire & EMS: @DCFIREEMS
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DC Office of Unified Communications: @311DCgov
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DC Dept. of Transportation: @DCDDOT
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DC Dept. of Public Works: @DCDPW
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DC Homeland Security & Emergency Management Agency: @DC_HSEMA
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DC Dept. of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs: @DCRA
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Mayor Muriel Bowser: @MayorBowser
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Councilmember Vincent Gray: @VinceGrayWard7
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Council of the District of Columbia: @CouncilofDC
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Department of Homeland Security: @DHSgov
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FBI Press Office: @FBIPressOffice
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US Dept of Justice: @TheJusticeDept
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Washington DC Police Foundation: @DCPoliceFound
DC Public Utility
Pepco Outages: @PepcoConnect Call: 1-877-PEPCO-62
WASA: @dcwater Call: 202-612-3400
Washington Gas: For gas leaks call 911 or 703-750-1400