Emergency Numbers

Trained telecommunicators answer calls and texts and send out police, fire, or ambulance services to people experiencing emergencies that threaten life or property. 911 is available 24/7, 365 days a year.  

Call or Text 911 for:

• Traffic Accidents

• Home Invasions or Burglaries

• Physical Violence or Injuries

• Fire

• Drug Overdose or Serious Self-Injury

• Unconsciousness

• Suicide Attempt in progress 

Trained crisis counselors answer calls, texts, and chats and provide confidential support to people experiencing a mental health crisis, substance use concerns, or thoughts of suicide. 988 crisis counselors can also share community resources for ongoing support. 988 is available 24/7, 365 days a year.  

Call or Text 988 for: 

• Thoughts of Suicide 

• Feelings of Anxiety, Depression, Panic Attacks, etc. 

• Substance use concerns 

• Any emotional distress or feelings of crisis 

Trained information and referral specialists provide support with health and social service needs by connecting people to local services and community resources. 211 hours varies depending on your location. Some call centers are open Monday through Friday, while others are open seven days a week.  

Call 211 for support with finding local services and resources for:  

•  Food, Shelter, or Transportation needs 

•  Help with Rent, Housing, and Utility Costs 

•  Hygiene and Health Care needs for yourself or someone else 

•  Unpaid Caregiver Support 

•  Educational or Employment Assistance 

•  Supporting older adults and people living with disabilities