Text to 911

Text to 911 is here!

"Call if you can, text if you can't"

Remember, Voice is best, if possible

Metcom 911 is a participating partner in a metro area launch of text-to-911 services.

More information is to follow. Until then, feel free to visit the Text-to-911 information page @ www.nwtext911.info

Here is some information that we have in the meantime!

UPCOMING EVENT: Press Conference @ CRESA 911 August 23, 2016 at 10:00 AM

Click here to view the press invitation

A flyer explaining Text-to-911 service, listing available regions, and a reminder that texts are for when voice calls aren't possible.

9-1-1 Call if you can / Text if you can't

Non-Emergency: 503-982-2340
www.Metcom911.com

Text-to-911 is now Available in:

Astoria (OR)
Clackamas County (OR)
Clark County (WA)
Columbia County (OR)
Multnomah County (OR)
Marion County (OR)
Washington County (OR)

Remember: Texting Should Only Be Used When You Are Unable to Make a Voice Call to 911

For More Information Visit: www.nwtext911.info

Useful Text-to-911 Links

Text-to-91 Press Release Text-to-911 Information Brochure

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