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1. When should I call 911?

Whenever there is an immediate danger to life or property. It should be used to report fires, crimes in progress, or medical emergencies.

2. When should you not call 911?

Power outages, traffic conditions, weather reports, school closing or to request info about special events or municipal services.

3. What is Next Generation 911 (NG911)?

NG9-1-1 is an Emergency Services IP network combining Data Bases and data management to create an ever evolving, fully functional 9-1-1 system that is accessible, anytime, anywhere, from any device.

4. What is text-to-911?

This service allows cellular carriers to deliver text messages (SMS) to 9-1-1 centers that are capable of handling these types of messages. This service is not yet available in Queen Anne’s County.

5. How can I schedule a tour of the 911 Center for my scout group / school group?

To schedule a tour or request a speaker please call in advance 410-758-4500 x 1100

6. How can I stay informed during emergencies?

You can listen to local radio or TV, follow The Department of Emergency Services on social media and check our website.

7. How do I get a copy of a 911 call?

Fill out the following form and return to the Department of Emergency Services. There is a $25.00 fee and it can take up to 30 days to process.

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