Wayne County
Ecorse Police & Fire
Non-emergency lines, reports, records and fire inspections for Ecorse, Michigan, with official links and the latest local news.
Police & Fire in Ecorse
Police
Emergency: call 911.
The Ecorse police or public safety non-emergency number is on the official website.
Official website: https://www.ecorsemi.gov/
Wayne County Sheriff covers townships without their own department and runs the county jail. Michigan State Police: michigan.gov/msp.
Fire department
- Fire inspections for rentals, businesses and new construction come through the fire marshal.
- Smoke and CO detectors are required on every level; many departments give them away.
- Open burning and fireworks rules are local ordinances; check before you light anything.
Ecorse by the numbers
Public records for Ecorse, each with its source.
| Police department | Ecorse Ecorse Police Department | Source and next step FBI crime reports, 12 of the last 12 months on file. |
| Violent crimes per 1,000 people | Ecorse 11.89 | Source and next step Last 12 reported months, through March 2024. Month by month. |
| Property crimes per 1,000 people | Ecorse 25.75 | Source and next step Same reports. |
| Emergency numbers | Ecorse 911 | Source and next step Ecorse emergency numbers. |
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Police & Fire near Ecorse
Ecorse police & fire FAQ
2 questions
How do I get a police report in Ecorse?
Request it from the records division of the department that took the report, usually online or in person with ID and a small fee.
Is this an official Ecorse government page?
No. Rebuild Detroit is an independent guide. Official links on this page open the responsible office; confirm hours and fees with them.