Tobermory Police Station

Tobermory Police Station, a key local facility for Police Scotland, is located in the vibrant main town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. As a crucial outpost, it serves the northern part of the island, playing a significant role in maintaining community safety, responding to incidents, and providing a visible police presence. The station acts as a base for officers who patrol the area, ensuring law and order are upheld for residents and visitors.

For urgent situations requiring immediate police attendance, such as a crime in progress or when there is a danger to life, the essential emergency number to dial is 999. For all non-emergency inquiries, to report a crime that does not require an immediate response, or for general advice, the national Police Scotland non-emergency number, 101, should be used. This ensures appropriate and timely handling of all public contacts.

Tobermory Police Station is integral to the comprehensive policing strategy for Mull, working proactively to prevent crime and offer reassurance across the community. Its presence in the island’s largest settlement helps ensure that vital policing services are readily accessible. As part of Police Scotland, the station benefits from a wider network of support and resources, contributing to the overall security and well-being of the region.