You should always call 999 in an emergency if
- A crime is happening now
- Someone is injured
- You or someone else is in danger
- The person who committed the crime is still nearby
There are a number of other ways you can contact Merseyside Police.
Telephone
Non-emergencies
101
This service costs 15p per call from landlines and mobiles.
Typetalk
18001 101
This is a service provided by Action on Hearing Loss for people who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired.
By SMS text message
You can also use the Emergency SMS (ESMS) service to send an emergency text message. Before you are able to send an emergency text message you will need to register your mobile phone with the system.
Online
You can report non-emergencies online.
Social Media
Find out other ways to contact Merseyside Police here.
Police stations
Huyton Police Station
Lathom Road
Huyton
L36 9XU
Open Monday to Sunday
10am to 6pm
Kirkby Police Station
St Chads Drive
Kirkby
Liverpool
L32 8RF
Open Tuesday to Friday
10am to 6pm
Community police stations
Prescot Community Fire and Police Station
Cables Way
Prescot
L34 1QG
Mondays, 10am to 12pm
Stockbridge Village Neighbourhood Centre
The Withens
Stockbridge Village
Liverpool
L28 1AB
Fridays, 10am to 12pm
Kirkby Library
The Centre
Norwich Way
Kirkby
Liverpool
L32 8XY