WHO TO CALL

When you need help

POLICE FIRE AMBULANCE

9-1-1

WHEN?

911 IS FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY – such as:

• to get help for someone who needs immediate medical attention
• if you see a crime in progress or about to occur
• to report a fire
• when you feel in danger
• when someone else is in danger or their property is in danger
• to report a drunk driver
• to report a major accident

HOW?

• Dial 9-1-1- from any telephone. It will work on any type of phone. Pay phones and cell phones are free for 9-1-1.
• Describe the emergency. This helps the dispatcher determine what kind of help to send.
• Give the exact location. Describe how to get to the scene. This is key information to responders.
• Answer all the questions.
• Stay on the line until the 911 dispatcher says its okay to hang up.
• Follow all directions. You may be able to assist before emergency responders arrive. Stay calm and focus on what the dispatcher is telling you.
• Stay calm and speak clearly.

POLICE - NON – EMERGENCY
24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK
762-3300

• when reporting a crime after it has occurred
• when reporting stolen, lost, or found property
• when reporting suspicious or illegal activities in your neighbourhood after the fact
• to contact a Police Officer who attended your complaint
• to get general information from the RCMP

BYLAWS
469-8686

Monday to Friday
8 am to 4 pm

To report any bylaw infractions which include:

• Noise bylaws
• Parks bylaws
• Parking Offences
• Abandoned Vehicles
• Panhandling
• Illegal Camping

AFTER HOURS CALL POLICE NON-EMERGENCY

GRAFFITI HOTLINE
469-8600 OPTION 7

Call and leave a message at this number indicating the location of the graffiti that needs to be removed. Response is limited during inclement weather.