How do I find the phone number for the department who cleans up road kill?
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This is a good one.  First of all I think that I would call the non-emergency phone number for the police station in your area.  They are full of information.  And would probably know exactly what to do in this kind of situation.  Good Luck finding out where to go.....
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call the number and find out
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Go by the police station and ask!
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Try calling the radio station see if they will tell you - 214-787-1029
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I don't mean for this to sound off the wall, have you called Ottawa Ont. Canada police department and ask them check there phone directory for the people you are looking for.
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Contact the coroner's office.
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Contact the county sheriff's office and ask.  Have a friend call for you.
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Check with a local disaster recovery company. They can tell you the names of who does the really dirty work.
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http://www.epa.gov/otaq/roadbike.htm\n\nCall the hotline
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call the police department in your city
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I didn't find an address, but I found a link to their justice department that includes a phone number.  You might be able to call them and get the information you seek.
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Report Suspicious Activity:\n1-866-DHS-2-ICE\n1-866-347-2423\n\n\n\nHurry before the trolls have it deleted!
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I've attached a link to the website, I'm sure they'll have the phone number listed.\n\nGood Luck
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contact the law enforcement agency you reported to, probably your local police department or sheriff's office. or you can call the district attorney's office.
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Type in (thecounty)policedepartment.com\n\n\nthats all i gotta do to look for a police officer that works in my county
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Call any Sheriff's office.\n\nFor example, Erie County: 419-627-7668
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Your local Police Department SHOULD be able to assist you by looking up the address in their system & telling you the dates & officers names that responded to the call.  Then you'll probably have to get copies of each individual Police Report.  Call & talk to the Watch Commander at your local PD & tell them why you need the info...child welfare & safety.