Humberside Police
Humberside Police can be reached for various services, including reporting crimes or suspicious activities, making general enquiries, and contacting the Welfare and Benevolent Fund. For emergencies, dial 999. Non-emergency situations can be addressed by calling 101 or the main station number during operating hours. Common reasons for calling include reporting incidents, seeking information about police services, or accessing welfare support. Wait times can vary, especially during peak hours or major incidents. It's advisable to call during off-peak times for quicker service.
Updated 15 Dec 2025
Expected outcomes
- Report a crime
- Ask about police services
- Contact welfare fund
- Request incident updates
- Inquire about station hours
Call preparation
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- Incident details
- Location information
- Personal contact info
- Nature of enquiry
- Reason for contact
- Identification
Known issues
Callers to Humberside Police may experience long wait times, particularly during peak hours or major incidents. It is recommended to call during off-peak hours to minimize waiting. For non-emergencies, use the 101 number to avoid confusion with the emergency line, 999. Some callers are unsure which number to use for non-emergencies, leading to delays. Ensuring you have all necessary information ready, such as incident details and contact information, can help streamline your call and reduce potential frustrations.
