9-1-1 Emergency Communications

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9-1-1 Emergency Communications

911 | Partners in Public Safety

The Bureau of Emergency Communications is only able to assist the public through telephone calls at our (503) 823-3333 number for non-emergencies, and 9-1-1 for emergencies. Our center is not equipped to handle text messages - by phone, web, or email at this time.

Calling 9-1-1

Information about how 9-1-1 works

Jobs/Training

Working at the Bureau of Emergency Communications

Behind the Scenes

What's up behind the scenes at 9-1-1

Community

Community involvement

News & Information

Sign up to receive emergency notifications at PublicAlerts.org. The community notification system used in Portland and Multnomah County - FirstCall - can alert people by cell phone, text message, email address or landline phone (including VoIP). But residents first need to opt-in to the system by registering their contact information. The FirstCall directory currently contains most published landline phone numbers, but cannot contact residents by other means unless they register. To ensure your information is in the system, visit PublicAlerts.org and sign-up today.

Non-Emergency

Online Reporting

Gresham Police

Portland Police

Portland Graffiti

"Call 9-1-1 - Save a Life - Report a Fire - Stop a Crime"

"Know Your Non-Number"

(503) 823-3333

Non-Emergency Number for Police, Fire and Medical Assistance

Fairview / Gresham / Maywood Park / Multnomah County / Portland / Troutdale