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Calling 911 |
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 Most people know to call 9-1-1 in an emergency. Few people know what to expect and what to do once the dispatcher answers the phone.
When calling 9-1-1 for a police, fire or medical emergency follow these simple tips to to ensure help is sent to the correct location as quickly as possible.
- Stay calm.
- Speak clearly and slowly.
- Provide your location. You may also be asked to repeat it for verification. An accurate location is essential to receiving the service you need.
- Provide your phone number. This will allow the disptacher to call you back in the event you are disconnected, or if they need additional information.
- Answer any additional questions.
- Follow directions and complete tasks as asked.
- Stay on the phone until the dispatcher say it is OK to hang up.
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Is Your House Numbered? |
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To aide emergency personnel, make sure your house numbers are:
- Reflective or contrasted against their background.
- Large enough to been seen from the street.
- Placed near the front door or mailbox or both.
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