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How do I use 911?: When you call 911 you should try to:...
What types of incidents should be reported to 911?: Any incident that threatens health, life, or property should be reported to 911. ...
What types of things should not be reported to 911?: We encourage citizens to find alternative solutions to problems such as a cat in the tree, keys locked in a car, or power outages. ...
What if I'm not sure whether my situation is an emergency or not?: We realize that most citizens do not have public safety training. ...
Why does the 911 operator ask so many questions? If I call with an emergency time is crucial. Isn't the operator wasting time by asking for so much information?: 911 operators are trained to ask specific questions to determine the most appropriate response by public safety officers. ...
What if something happens to me and I can't speak? How can 911 help me?: When you dial 911 from a traditional telephone, one that is wired into a house or other building, the location from which you are calling is displayed on a computer screen in front of the 911 operator. ...
I have a hearing impairment and cannot communicate over a regular telephone line. What should I do if I need help in an emergency?: Every 911 at Plainfield has been trained on the proper use of a TDD/TTY. ...
Can I call 911 from my cellular or PCS phone?: Yes, although wireless calls present special problems for 911 centers and callers. ...
If I need assistance, but it's not an emergency, what number do I call?: If you need assistance, but it is not of an emergency nature, please call our seven digit number at 317-839-8700. ...
Why am I charged a 911 subscriber fee on my telephone bill?: 911 subscriber fees support the operation of your 911 system equipment. Without the 911 subscriber fee, we could not continue to provide 911 service.

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