It's actually a fairly simple process.With the exception of a few types of calls, every 911 call is a matter of public record. You need only head down to the law enforcement agency in question, and speak to whoever is in charge of record keeping. Give them a time frame, and your address, and they should be able to look up the event screen for that 911 call. They can pryou with both a printout of the dispatchers screen, and a copy of the actual 911 conversation.One caveat though. Oft times, folks who dial 911 choose to remain anonymous. In that case, on the dispatcher screen, that is what will be entered, rather than the complainants name. Unless it is a serious call, the dispatcher will not try to get any personal details from the caller, at that point. Still, the call screen and 911 tape may hold valuable clues which can help you figure it out, such as, u201cmy house is directly behind where the loud music is coming fromu201d.Good luck.