Call 321-608-6731 when you have a non-emergency problem or complaint, including: Noisy parties. Parking, and abandoned or stripped vehicles. Youth playing ball in the streets. Fireworks, hotrods, or minibikes. Call 911 in an emergency when a situation demands immediate action: A crime is in progress or one is developing.
With 176 sworn officers and 72 non-sworn civilian personnel, the department responds to emergencies, investigates crimes, enforces traffic laws, and collaborates with the community to prevent crime and promote public safety. “Our goal is to engage with our residents and to keep our community informed,” said MelbournePolice Chief David Gillespie. “With this new mobile app, our residents will now have important public safety information at their fingertips.” We are committed to provide a safe and secure environment for every person in our community by controlling crime, reducing the fear of victimization, and maintaining a visible presence. The MelbournePoliceDepartment is dedicated to the citizens of Melbourne and their quality of life. Department personnel work closely with business partners, neighborhood watch groups and community leaders in an effort to reach mutual goals and foster a strong, committed partnership. View our Citizen Connect Community Crime Map to view reportedcrimes by neighborhood or by type of incident on an interactive map. Data is updated daily. (Please note this map shows the general location of incidents — it does not provide specific addresses where incidents have been reported.) What does the Melbourne Police Department do?The Melbourne Police Department is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of Melbourne, Florida, with 176 sworn officers and 72 non-sworn civilian personnel. Government Law Enforcement Police Department Public Safety Emergency ServicesHow many police officers are there in Melbourne?Melbourne Police Department Sworn Officers: 176 Non-Sworn Civilian Personnel: 72 Crossing Guard Coordinator: 1 Part-Time Crossing Guards: 22 Headquarters: 650 N. Apollo Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32935-5066 Communications and Criminal Investigations Divisions: 701 S. Babcock St., Melbourne, FL 32901-1461Where is Melbourne police department located?The department's Communications and Criminal Investigations Divisions are located at 701 S. Babcock St., while the headquarters is situated at 650 N. Apollo Blvd. Melbourne Police Department Sworn Officers: 176 Non-Sworn Civilian Personnel: 72 Crossing Guard Coordinator: 1 Part-Time Crossing Guards: 22 Non-emergencies Call 321-608-6731 when you have a non-emergency problem or complaint, including:
“Our goal is to engage with our residents and to keep our community informed,” said MelbournePolice Chief David Gillespie. “With this new mobile app, our residents will now have important public safety information at their fingertips.”
We are committed to provide a safe and secure environment for every person in our community by controlling crime, reducing the fear of victimization, and maintaining a visible presence.
The MelbournePoliceDepartment is dedicated to the citizens of Melbourne and their quality of life. Department personnel work closely with business partners, neighborhood watch groups and community leaders in an effort to reach mutual goals and foster a strong, committed partnership.
View our Citizen Connect Community Crime Map to view reportedcrimes by neighborhood or by type of incident on an interactive map. Data is updated daily. (Please note this map shows the general location of incidents — it does not provide specific addresses where incidents have been reported.)
Non-emergencies Call 321-608-6731 when you have a non-emergency problem or complaint, including:
