Public Awareness
Child Sexual Abuse:
- State of Delaware Sex Offender Search
- State of Maryland Sex Offender Search
- Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Children https://kids.delaware.gov/
Medication Drug Collection Sites in Delaware:
Local Sussex County collection sites for safe medication drug disposal are:
Ocean View Police Dept., 201 Central Ave., Ocean View, DE 19970; 302-539-1111
Selbyville Police Dept., 68 W. Church St., Selbyville, DE 19975; 302-436-5085
Georgetown Police Dept., 335 N. Race St., Georgetown, DE 19947; 302-856-6613
Wanted Persons:
- Delaware Wanted Persons
https://pubsrv.deljis.delaware.gov/WantedPublic/ - FBI Wanted Persons
https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten
Elder Abuse:
911 Addressing:
- Sussex County Mapping & Addressing
- Please remember to notify the Town of your new address!
Animal/Dog Control:
- Since the Town of Millville does not have a police department nor an animal control office, if you wish to report a dog “at large” (i.e., any dog that is unrestrained and (1) on property open to the public; or (2) on private property not owned by the owner of the dog, unless a property owner has given permission for such presence), please contact the Delaware Office of Animal Welfare’s Delaware Animal Services (DAS), by either calling 302-255-4646, or by filling out an online violation complaint form found here.
- Injured birds: If you spot an injured bird, call Tri-State at 302-737-9543 or the Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife at 302-739-9912. When contacting Tri-State, please have patience while waiting for someone to respond as Tri-State rescuers rely on volunteers. If a volunteer is not immediately available to respond, keep an eye on the bird. If able and comfortable, contain or capture the bird with guidance over the phone from Tri-State experts. For more tips on responding to injured wild birds, go to tristatebird.org/foundinjuredbird.
- To report someone trying to injure wildlife, call 800-292-3030.
- Road Kill Removal: If you wish to report road kill (i.e., dead deer, dead dog, etc.) for removal from a road, DelDOT has a crew to perform this duty. You may reach them at 302-659-4600.
- Keeping Pets Safe & Secure at Home
- DAS does not handle complaints involving wildlife. Refer to the information below to assist you. Nuisance Wild Animal Concerns – such as a squirrel in the attic or a skunk under a shed:
- Tips for deterring nuisance animals
- Hire professional assistance – find wildlife control companies listed on line.
- Contact DNREC Div. of Fish & Wildlife during business hours with questions at 302-739-9912.
Emergency Preparedness & Procedures:
- Register for Delaware Emergency Notification System
- Sussex County Storm Information
- State of Delaware Emergency Operations Center – DEMA
- National Hurricane Center
You can check on local storm shelter locations by calling the American Red Cross at 302-856-2993 or the Sussex County Emergency Operation Center (EOC) storm line at 302-856-7366.