Police Department
In case of an emergency call 911.
When you call 911, you will be connected to a central dispatch center staffed by trained professionals who can quickly assess your situation and send the appropriate emergency services to your location. This may include police, fire, or medical services, depending on the nature of the emergency.
Using the 911 system ensures that your call is prioritized and that emergency services can be dispatched as quickly as possible. This can be especially important in situations where every second counts, such as a medical emergency or a crime in progress.
We encourage all members of our community to familiarize themselves with the 911 system and to use it to report emergencies and access emergency services. If you have any questions or concerns about the 911 system, please don't hesitate to contact the Tioga Police Department.
For non-emergent services call 701-713-3355
If you have a situation that does not pose an immediate threat to life or property, but still requires police assistance or information, we encourage you to use our non-emergency number. By calling this number, you can reach our central dispatch, where trained professionals will be ready to assist you.
The non-emergency number serves as a convenient alternative to 911 for situations that require police attention but are not urgent emergencies. This includes reporting non-violent crimes, filing a police report, seeking information or advice, reporting suspicious activities, or inquiring about community services.
When using the non-emergency number, please remember to provide clear and concise information about the nature of your call. This will help our dispatchers assess the situation accurately and determine the appropriate response. If your situation escalates to an emergency during the call, our dispatchers can quickly transfer you to 911 for immediate assistance.
The non-emergency number provided by the Tioga Police Department is a valuable resource that ensures our officers can focus on emergency situations while still being accessible to community members who require their assistance. Please save this number for non-emergency situations: 701-713-3355.
We encourage residents and community members to use the non-emergency number responsibly and reserve 911 for true emergencies where immediate response is required. Together, we can ensure the efficient and effective delivery of police services in our community.
Tioga Police Department is now accepting applications for a full time parol officer. For more information click here.
Fingerprinting
Changes: Effective 9/1/22
Fee: $20.00
Children are not permitted to be present during fingerprinting process
Payment is only accepted at the time of service - Cash or Credit Card Only.
Must have Valid ID
Procedure for records request:
Fill out Record Request Form
Call Tioga PD at 701-664-2514 extention: 1
Submit written record request to Tioga Police Dept. PO Box 2073, Tioga, ND 58852.
Contact information must be provided.
FEE: hard copy - $5.00 Electronic- no fee
*Additional Fee: If it takes more than 1 hour to search and redact information there will be an additional charge of $25 per hour for each hour.
NO INFORMATION ON AN OPEN CASE WILL BE RELEASED!
ALL record request must be approved by Chief Josh Nelson before they can be released.
Police Department
Name | Position |
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Josh Nelson | Chief of Police |
Eric Romero | Sergeant |
Sara Litten | Detective |
Walker Koropatnicki | Patrolman |
Joel Shaffett | Patrolman |
Darci Grosche | Admin Assistant |