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If the crime is occurring now or you have an emergency, call 911 immediately.
Report Criminal or Suspicious Activity to North Augusta Public Safety
- Call 911 in an emergency.
- Call 803-279-2121 for non-emergencies.
- Report suspicious activity by Email.
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North Augusta is a safe community and always should be.
If you see something suspicious, call 911 immediately. This could include:
- Attempting to break into a restricted area.
- Using fake IDs and documents.
- Stealing uniforms, official vehicles, badges and IDs.
- Vandalism of critical infrastructure, key resources, churches, schools, government buildings, water treatment facilities, etc.
- Cyber attacks.
- Threats -- expressed or implied.
- Unusual or dangerous activity from a plane, helicopter or drone.
Alert law enforcement if you notice suspicious activity like:
- Surveillance, monitoring or recording of activities.
- Someone trying to get information about daily operations, security, alarms, access control, HVAC systems, water supply, etc.
- Testing security measures or trying to measure public safety response times to critical infrastructure or key resources, maybe by raising false alarms.
- Buying or stealing explosives, weapons, ammunition, uniforms, passes or badges.
- A suspicious person who seems out of place.
- Rehearsal activities like putting people and resources in position and practicing assaults or attacks.
- Moving people and resources into place to commit a violent act.
- Suspicious transactions involving large cash payments, deposits or withdrawals.
When reporting suspicious activity, it is helpful to give the most accurate description possible, including:
- A brief description of the activity.
- Date, time and location of the activity.
- Physical identifiers of anyone you observed.
- Descriptions of vehicle(s).
- Information about where people involved in suspicious activities may have gone.
- Your name and contact information (optional).