Emergency - Call 911
What should you do if a poisoning occurs?
Take the following emergency action:
EmergenciesEmergency Call: 911
911 calls are answered by Edmonton Police Service 911 operators. If
Fire Rescue Services or Emergency Medical Services is required, the
call is transferred to the Emergency Response Communications Centre
(ERCC).
Police
Police Emergency Call: 911 Police Non-emergency
Call: 780-423-4567
Police Report a Drug House:
780-426-8229
1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
Call 9-1-1 in an emergency.What is an emergency?
- An emergency includes those situations when lives are at risk or
- there is severe bodily injury, the loss or destruction of property
- is at risk, or a crime is in progress or has just occurred.
- This includes:
- armed robbery;
- domestic disturbances with violence;
- crimes actually in progress (where the suspects can be seen
- doing the crime) including assaults, break & enter, theft,
- mischief, vandalism, etc.;
- injury collisions;
- fire and medical emergencies.
Call 423-4567 in a non-emergency.A non-emergency consists of the sharing of crime and disorder
information with police or an incident that requires police assistance but not an immediate police response because: - lives are not at risk and there are no bodily injuries;
- the identified crime or disorder has occurred in the past and
- there is no immediate threat to person or property.
Visit a police station to complete a report or ask questions. Why visit a police station nearest you?- Your report will help police identify ongoing crime and
- disorder problems in your area.
- You will save yourself time.
- You will get personal, face-to-face service.
- You will receive a copy of the police report immediately.
- You will help police respond faster to emergency calls.
- What types of concerns can be addressed at police stations?
- Most offenses that are not in progress, including theft,
- mischief, assault, fraud, indecent exposure, threats,
- obscene phone calls, parking problems, neighbour conflicts,
- traffic complaints, etc.
- Lost and found property, including bicycles, wallets,
- purses, etc.
- Follow-up information to a previously reported incident.
Police Stations nearby Malmo
Southwest Division Station
Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 9710 – 51 Avenue (map)Fairway Community Station23 Fairway Drive (119 Street & Fairway Drive) (map)
Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday - Saturday and 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Sunday.
Medical & Health
FireFire Emergency Call: 911
Station 13 is just south of Malmo at 40 Ave. & 119 St. (map)Station 15 is 14 blocks east of Malmo at 51 Ave. & 97 St. (map)Sewer ProblemsEmergency Services Fees & Permits |
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