For the City of Monroe & Union County, North Carolina
Click on the links to go to the web sites where you can find more info, names & phone numbers...
911 Non Emergency ...............704-289-1591 (use this non-emergency number for barking dogs; do not call 911 directly unless your neighbor is assaulting you or pulling out a weapon)
Monroe Police Dept. ...............704-282-4700 (click the link for email address; call this number only if you live in the City of Monroe; all others in Union County need to contact the Sheriff's Office listed below)
City of Monroe Animal Control (a division of the Monroe Police Department, there is no direct number to the AC officers, but you can send them an email)
Tim Griffin tfgriffin@monroenc.org
Ted Moore tmoore@monroenc.org
City of Monroe Code Enforcement (don't think they handle barking dogs codes...)
Monroe City Council............... 704-282-4502
(Click the link above to go to the page where you will find contact info for the Mayor and each City Council member)
City Manager Phone numbers & email address for the City Manager, Assistant City Managers, City Attorney & City Clerk
Union Co. Sheriff's Office ...............704-283-3789
Union Co. Animal Services ............... 704-283-2308 (a division of the UC Sheriff's Office, this number connects you to the shelter)
Union County Board of Commissioners (click on a name to go to each commissioner's page where you will find their email addresses and phone numbers)
Union County Municipalities (click on the links to go to the page of each municipality in Union County where you will find local ordinances and contact info for the elected officials in Fairview, Hemby Bridge, Indian Trail, Lake Park, Marshville, Marvin, Mineral Springs, Monroe, Stallings, Unionville, Waxhaw, Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Wingate)
Humane Society of Union County (our local humane society has nothing to do with code violations or animal control; encourage them to provide education on being a good dog owner, which includes cleaning up dog feces and not allowing dogs to become barking nuisances, and to provide the training for dog owners and adopted dogs)
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