NEW! Non-Emergency phone number for Law Enforcement

We can now keep 9-1-1 just for emergencies! Dial 3-1-1 to access the new way to report non-emergencies that need the attention of law enforcement. 


Make note of all your resources:

2-1-1 Health & Social Services Referrals
provided by 211.org

3-1-1 Non-Emergency for Law Enforcement
provided by CRESA911.org

4-1-1 Telephone Directory Assistance
provided by phone carrier

5-1-1 State Travel Information
provided by WA511.org

6-1-1 Telephone Company Repair Service
provide by phone carrier

7-1-1 Telecommunications Relay Service
provided by dshs.wa.gov

8-1-1 Call Before You Dig
provided by washington811.org

9-1-1 Emergencies, All Fire, Police and Emergency Services
provided by CRESA911.org

Call 360-992-8000 report power outages to Clark Public Utilities

Source: CRESA911.org

Do 1 Thing; small steps toward being prepared for an emergency

"If you do 1 thing each month, by the time a year has passed, you will have taken big steps towards being ready for the unknown."

Emergency Preparedness, a free 12-month program.

-For Individuals
January- make a plan
February- water
March- sheltering
currently: April- food
next month:  May- work, school and community

-For Businesses
January- risk assessment
February- essential business function
March- facilities
currently: April- insurance
next month: May- vital resources

*Source:  http://do1thing.com/

Drought Emergency Declaration by Gov. Inslee

Governor Inslee declares drought in Washington, now 44% of state, including Clark County.

Know Your Location

In case of emergency, please be aware of your address no matter where you are.  When using a cell phone to call for help, having the right information and location is important.  "Residents of Clark County will begin seeing a short video Public Service Announcement "popping" up throughout our area which will ask the community if they "know their location" which is available at: http://youtu.be/4h05FrJmbwk"  Source: CRESA blog post July 10, 2013.  For more information, please visit CRESA's blog at http://cresa911.blogspot.com/.