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Quality Neighborhood Empowerment Team (QNET)

Welcome to the Syracuse Police Departments Quality of Life complaint reception page. For quality of life complaints and concerns that you would like to see addressed, please fill out the form below.

For all emergencies and incidents in-progress or requiring immediate attention, please DIAL 911.

Typical concerns include Nuisance Neighbors, suspected drug houses, recurring parking violations, abandoned vehicles, and similar type incidents.

To submit a complaint please complete the online form.

Recent QNET Results

Two Syracuse abandoned houses demolished.

Contact Information
511 S. State Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Phone: (315) 442-5200
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