Safety Resources

Important contacts and tips for keeping Federal Hill safe

Emergency Contacts

Baltimore Police - Emergency

911

Baltimore Police - Non-Emergency

311

Southern District Station

410-396-2499

FHNA Contacts

Federal Hill Neighborhood Association

federalhillbaltimore.org

Safe House Privacy (Camera Support)

443-808-0745

Safe House Privacy (Email)

staff@safehouseprivacy.com

Quick Tips

Always lock your vehicle

Even for quick stops. Remove valuables from sight.

Package safety tips

Consider using delivery lockers, requiring signatures, or having packages held at a pickup point.

Report suspicious activity

If you see something, say something. Your report helps even if it seems minor.

Know your neighbors

A connected community is a safer community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an account to report something?

No. Anyone can file a report — it takes about two minutes and helps the FHNA volunteer safety committee track concerns and check camera footage.

Can I report without giving my name?

Yes. Tick "Report anonymously" on the form and no name, email, or phone number is collected — the committee sees only the incident itself. Anonymous reports get exactly the same attention.

Who sees my report?

Only Federal Hill's volunteer safety committee. Reports are never published, and each neighborhood's reports stay within that neighborhood. If you share contact details, they're used only to follow up about your report.

What happens after I submit?

The committee is notified right away and typically reviews new reports within 48 hours. If a community camera may have captured something relevant, they work to retrieve the footage. You’ll get a reference number to quote if you follow up.

Where are the cameras?

Cameras cover public areas — streets, intersections, and corridors — positioned for neighborhood safety, not to look into private property.

Who can get camera footage?

Footage is only shared with authorized parties — typically police investigating an incident with a filed report. It is not published or handed out on request.

Is this a replacement for calling the police?

No. For emergencies call 911; for non-emergencies call 311. Reporting here is in addition to police — it helps the neighborhood spot patterns and preserve camera footage before it’s overwritten.

I made a mistake in my report, or want an update.

Reach out using the FHNA contacts above and quote your reference number — the committee can correct details or let you know where things stand.