Antisocial behaviour is when people act in a way that causes alarm or distress to others. Aberdeen City Council takes antisocial behaviour and the impact it can have on those affected, very seriously.
Reporting antisocial behaviour
If there is an immediate threat of violence towards you or someone else or, if you believe someone is a danger to themselves or, if you have immediate concerns for the welfare of a child, please and call 999.
You can report drug dealing to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
You can reporting a crime (non-emergency) Police Scotland on 101.
There are online reporting forms for:
If you are having problems with your neighbours or others living near you, please report the following to our Community Safety team:
- Threatening and aggressive behaviour
- Excessive noise
- Disputes with your neighbours
If you rent your home you should report problems with neighbours to your landlord. Council tenants should contact their Housing and Support Officer.
If you are experiencing antisocial behaviour related problems with an Aberdeen City Council tenant, you can report it to the housing service.
When you are reporting antisocial behaviour it would be helpful to know:
- your name, address and phone number (you can remain anonymous)
- where the problem is happening
- the name of the person causing the problem (if non known)
- details of what is happening, including dates and times.