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EMERGENCY DIAL 911 FIRE - POLICE - RESCUE

When you are faced with an emergency, the more you can do to save time, the better.

That's why you should always call 911 whenever you need emergency help from sheriff/ police, fire department, and ambulance, or all three.

Train your entire family to use 911. Even a young child can learn to recognize an emergency and dial three easy digits. 911 calls can be made from any working telephone 24 hours a day.

If you know of a crime in progress or think people or property are in danger, don't hesitate. Call 911. Remember-- stay calm and speak clearly.

Here are some examples of situations in which 911 should be called:

Any fire or risk of fire
Motor vehicle accidents
When someone requires immediate medical attention
Any suspicious or dangerous condition
Stay Calm. Speak Clearly.

When you dial 911, a dispatcher will answer "911, what are you reporting." Explain to the dispatcher what you are reporting (fire, burglary, illness, etc.) It is very important to stay on the phone. Provide as much information about the emergency as possible. Make sure to let the dispatcher be the one to terminate the call.

When it would be better to not call 911

Please do not dial 911 for general non-emergency information. Here are some examples of situations:

When it would be better to use a regular telephone number instead of 911.
To check road conditions or weather conditions
To speak to an individual officer, firefighters or EMT
To speak to a utilities department, recreation department, etc.

NON-EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

Louisa County Sheriffs Office
540-967-1234
804-556-3713
434-589-3007

Louisa Town Police
540-967-1400

Louisa County Department of Emergency Services
540-967-3491
804-556-3732
434-589-3090

Louisa Volunteer Fire Department
300 East Main
Louisa, VA 23093
540-967-1330

Mineral Volunteer Fire Department
P. O. Box 274
Mineral, VA 23117
540-894-5660

Bumpass Volunteer Fire Department
P. O. Box 158
Bumpass, VA 23024
540-872-2400

Holly Grove Volunteer Fire Department
143 Factory Mill Road
Bumpass, VA 23024
804-556-6515

Locust Creek Volunteer Fire Department
Bumpass, VA 23024
540-872-3122

Trevilians Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department
P. O. Box 1747
Louisa, VA 23093
540-967-0868

Zions Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department
P. O. Box 1088
Troy, VA 22974
434-589-1116

Louisa County Volunteer Rescue Squad
P. O. Box 1777
Louisa, VA 23093
540-967-1800

Mineral Volunteer Rescue Squad
P. O. Box 534
Mineral, VA 23117
540-894-4678

Holly Grove Volunteer Rescue Squad
155 Factory Mill Road
Bumpass, VA 23024
804-556-6629

Lake Anna Volunteer Rescue Squad
P. O. Box 101
Bumpass, VA 23024
540-872-5274

Crime Solvers
540-967-1202
800-346-1466

Louisa County Administrative Offices
540-967-0401
804-556-3732
434-589-3090

Louisa Town Office
540-967-1400

Mineral Town Office
540-894-5100

Virginia Department of Transportation
Highway Information
800-367-ROAD (7623) - 24 hours a day

Louisa Residency Office
540-967-3710

Maintenance Headquarters
Louisa
540-967-3710

Cuckoo
540-872-3567

Zions Crossroads
434-589-8622

Palmyra
434-589-8113

Because minutes matter, Join your local Volunteer Fire Department or Rescue Squad! Louisa County Department of Emergency Services P. 0. Box 160 Louisa, Virginia 23093 (540) 967-3491 your hours count!