Emergency Information

In any situation, it is important to assess before you react. These tips and numbers can help, but always call 911 in an emergency.

When to call 911:

• In case of fire
• When in immediate danger
• When the transport of someone could cause their health to rapidly decline
• Unconsciousness or major injury

When to not call 911:

• Minor injuries or ailments
• Noise complaints or minor disagreements
• To ask a question of the police or fire department
• A power outage

If you do call 911 or an emergency number, be prepared to answer the following questions:

• What is your location?
• What is the problem or incident?
• What is the state of the victim?
• If you are calling on a cell phone, be prepared to give your phone number for a way to call back.