Police
Is it an emergency? Remember, if someone is in danger and you need immediate support please call 999 now.
Other issues, such as anti-social behaviour, non-emergency vehicle collisions or anti-social driving, can be reported to Bedfordshire Police online or by calling 101, the Police non-emergency number.
Highways
Residents can report highways issues quickly and easily, and track their progress, through an online system and the Fix My Street app. The user-friendly reporting system allows reports to be pinpointed on a map, photos to be added and shows residents’ reports that have already been created, plus any planned roadworks, which saves time and avoids multiple reporting.
The system allows residents to report highways concerns such as potholes, faulty streetlights, blocked drains and roadside ditches, overgrown roadside hedges and trees and more.
It’s not just highways issues that can be reported, the new system allows reports on fly-tipping, weeds, litter and dog waste bins and graffiti.
Please report issues on Fix My Street . (An app can also be downloaded onto both Android and IOS devices).
Reporting an emergency
If you need to report an emergency, such as a street light with wires exposed, please contact our 24 hour emergency team on 0300 300 8049.
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