I have called. Where is the officer?
All calls for law enforcement service are prioritized based on the information provided by the caller. Officers are sent as soon as possible, and generally there is very little delay between the receipt of a call and the dispatching of an officer.

Sometimes, usually due to heavy volume or extreme weather, calls will be prioritized based on the following criteria: "in progress" threat of injury or to life; "in progress" threat to property; threats to life or property that have not occurred; incidents that have occurred but there are no suspects in the area; and other incidents.

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1. Who answers 911 calls?
2. What should I do if I accidentally call 911?
3. When should I call 911?
4. What type of information should I give to 911?
10. I have called. Where is the officer?
11. Will the dispatcher help in medical situations?
12. I am not happy with the service I received on the phone, what can I do?
13. Can I call 911 if I'm hearing impaired?
14. Can someone call 911 who does not speak English?