## How to Get to the 22nd District Station The station is centrally located in North Philadelphia, making it accessible by car, public transit, or walking from nearby campus areas. ### By Public Transportation Using the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is one of the easiest ways to reach the station: * **Broad Street Line (Subway):** Take the Broad Street Line to the Cecil B. Moore Station. From there, walk west along Cecil B. Moore Avenue for approximately three blocks to 17th Street. The station is located right at the corner. * **SEPTA Bus Routes:** Several bus routes run close to the station, including Route 2, Route 3, and Route 33. Check the current SEPTA schedules and maps online to plan the most direct route based on your starting location.
### By Car and Parking If you are driving, the station is accessible via major North Philadelphia arteries like Broad Street (Route 611) or Girard Avenue. Turn onto Cecil B. Moore Avenue and head toward 17th Street. Street parking in the immediate area can be limited due to proximity to the university, so pay close attention to local parking signs, residential permit restrictions, and kiosks. ## Verifying District Boundaries Online If you are unsure whether you live or work within the 22nd District, you can verify this information online. The City of Philadelphia provides interactive boundary maps on its official website. To check your district:
1. Visit the official Philadelphia Police Department website or the City of Philadelphia's open data portal. 2. Navigate to the "District Map" or "Find Your District" tool. 3. Enter your street address into the search bar. 4. The tool will display your designated police district, along with contact information for the district leadership and community relations officers. ## Services Offered at the Station Before visiting the 22nd District Station, it is helpful to know what services are handled at the local level. You can visit the station for: * Filing non-emergency police reports * Inquiring about local community policing initiatives and public meetings * Speaking with the Community Relations Officer regarding neighborhood safety concerns * Obtaining information on local block captain programs
For administrative services such as requesting official copies of traffic accident reports or background checks, you may be directed to the Philadelphia Police Headquarters or instructed to submit a request online through the city's official portal. It is recommended to call the district's non-emergency line at 215-686-3220 before visiting to confirm the availability of specific administrative staff. ## Tips for Visiting the 22nd District Station To ensure your visit is efficient, keep the following guidelines in mind: * **Bring Valid Identification:** If you are filing a report or requesting information, bring a government-issued photo ID. * **Check Hours for Specific Services:** While the station is open 24/7 for emergencies and basic reporting, specific administrative staff or community officers may only be available during standard business hours. * **Know Your Case Number:** If you are following up on an existing incident, have your Central Complaint (DC) number ready before you speak with an officer.
