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Emergency Communications (9-1-1)

Bureau/Office
Public Safety
Our mission is to work collaboratively with our community and public safety partners to ensure effective and timely 911 call answering and dispatching.
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Featured content

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How to use 9-1-1

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When to call 9-1-1

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When to call 3-1-1, non-emergency (503-823-3333) or other resources

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When to text 9-1-1

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About BOEC

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BOEC Director's Report

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BOEC User Board

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Public Safety Technology

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Work for 9-1-1

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Submit a 9-1-1 Public Records Request

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Submit feedback regarding your 9-1-1/non-emergency call experience

One-page document for BOEC's Strategic Plan

BOEC 2024-2026 Strategic Plan

Contact

Portland and all of Multnomah County Non-Emergency

phone number503-823-3333If there is an immediate threat to life or property, call 9-1-1.

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Past Meetings and Hearings

BOEC User Board

BOEC User Board

BOEC User Board

BOEC User Board

BOEC User Board

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