2-1-1
Is a free, confidential 24-hour source for health and social services. It is available in more than 150 languages, and provides central information during and in-recovery from disasters.
CALL 2-1-1:
- Emergency/Crisis Programs
- Employment and Training
- Family Services
- Financial Assistance
- Food Services
- Health Care Services
- Homeless Services
- Housing Information
- Legal Assistance
- Mental Health Services
- Military and Veteran Services
- Senior Services
- Services for People with Disabilities
- Substance Abuse Services
- Transportation Information
9-1-1
Is used to report emergencies - when IMMEDIATE Police, Fire Department, or Paramedic assistance is necessary to protect life or property.
CALL 9-1-1 (EMERGENCY):
- Report a fire
- Save a life
- Stop/report a crime in progress
CALL (916) 808-5471 (NON-EMERGENCY):
- Non-emergency situations
- Nuisance calls
- Information from local law enforcement
Three Digit Directory:
211: Community services
311: Non-emergency government services
411: Directory assistance
511: Traffic/ transit
611: AT&T repair service
711: Hearing impaired services
811: Locating underground utility lines
911: Emergency services