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Lehigh County 9-1-1 Center
640 W. Hamilton Street, 10th Floor
Allentown, PA 18101

Lehigh County 9-1-1 Center
640 W. Hamilton Street, 10th Floor
Allentown, PA 18101
 
9-1-1 Center Contact Info:

For non-emergency calls:
610-437-5252
610-782-4659 (Fax)
Communications Center Administrative Calls:
610-782-4650 (General)
610-782-4651 (9-1-1 Director)

For non-emergency calls:
610-437-5252
610-782-4659 (Fax)
Communications Center Administrative Calls:
610-782-4650 (General)
610-782-4651 (9-1-1 Director)
 
911 Center

What is a 9-1-1 Emergency?
A fire, an automobile accident, a robbery, a burglary, a prowler outside your home, when someone is sick or injured so badly that they need to go to the hospital.

Non-emergency calls should be placed on normal telephone numbers which may be found in the telephone book. Calls to areas in Lehigh County, not including the Cities of Allentown and Bethlehem, should be made to 610-437-5252.  Callers in the City of Allentown should dial 610-437-7751; in the City of Bethlehem callers should dial 610-865-7171.

WHEN IN DOUBT, DIAL 9-1-1.  A Dispatcher will handle your call accordingly.

 

What is a 9-1-1 Emergency?
A fire, an automobile accident, a robbery, a burglary, a prowler outside your home, when someone is sick or injured so badly that they need to go to the hospital.

Non-emergency calls should be placed on normal telephone numbers which may be found in the telephone book. Calls to areas in Lehigh County, not including the Cities of Allentown and Bethlehem, should be made to 610-437-5252.  Callers in the City of Allentown should dial 610-437-7751; in the City of Bethlehem callers should dial 610-865-7171.

WHEN IN DOUBT, DIAL 9-1-1.  A Dispatcher will handle your call accordingly.

 
 
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Individuals or Law Firms requesting copies of records should contact the 9-1-1 Center's Records Custodian at 610-782-4652 for instructions on how to obtain records.  DO NOT use the records request form on this web page.

Police/Fire/EMS agencies requesting copies of records should click on the "Forms" link above and navigate to the "Records Request-Public Safety Agency" form.  Complete the form and fax it to us for processing.


 

 

Individuals or Law Firms requesting copies of records should contact the 9-1-1 Center's Records Custodian at 610-782-4652 for instructions on how to obtain records.  DO NOT use the records request form on this web page.

Police/Fire/EMS agencies requesting copies of records should click on the "Forms" link above and navigate to the "Records Request-Public Safety Agency" form.  Complete the form and fax it to us for processing.


 

 
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CAN I SEND TEXT MESSAGES TO 9-1-1?

Almost without exception, you CANNOT ACCESS 9-1-1 help via text message.  New technology and regulations are anticipated that will make this possible in the future.

IN AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 9-1-1 from a regular or wireless (cellular) phone to access help.

CAN I SEND TEXT MESSAGES TO 9-1-1?

Almost without exception, you CANNOT ACCESS 9-1-1 help via text message.  New technology and regulations are anticipated that will make this possible in the future.

IN AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 9-1-1 from a regular or wireless (cellular) phone to access help.
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For information on employment, arranging tours of the 9-1-1 Center, or speakers to talk to your group about 9-1-1, contact 9-1-1 Director Laurie Bailey at 610-782-4651 or email us at info911@lehighcounty.org

For information on employment, arranging tours of the 9-1-1 Center, or speakers to talk to your group about 9-1-1, contact 9-1-1 Director Laurie Bailey at 610-782-4651 or email us at info911@lehighcounty.org
   
   
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